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Newspaper

Greencastle Herald

Location

Greencastle, Indiana, United States of America

Date

May 26, 1922

Page

3

Local News Briefs From Town And Campus Sports

Dr W W Tucker returned Thursday from the American Medical Association convention in St Louis where he was entertained royally. Thomas Flint of North Jackson street underwent an operation for appendicitis at Methodist Hospital and is recovering. Lambda Chi members George Scott Murray Mendenhall and Hardy Martin travel to Lafayette to see the Purdu e DePauw track meet. Mr and Mrs John Allee and Mr and Mrs Glen H Lyon left Thursday for an automobile trip to Chicago. The Sigma Chi baseball team defeated Florence Hall 2 to 1 on McKeen Field in the second round of the interfraternity tournament. Shoptaugh and Maas drove in runs as Boyd doubled, the Hall team scoring in the same inning. The Delta Sigs Sigma Chis and Dekes begin a round robin for the cup.

W. W. Tucker St. Louis American Medical Association Thomas Flint North Jackson Street Methodist Hospital Sapper George Scott Murray Mendenhall Hardy Martin Lambda Chi Fraternity DePauw University Lafayette Purdue Sigma Chi Florence Hall McKeen Field Phi Delts Boyd Shoptauch Shoptaugh Maas Hall Hoys Delta Sigs Sigma Chis Dekes

Local social notes from Green Castle and vicinity

The column records weddings with Miss Gessie Marian Wright marrying Fred W. Duncan of Pasadena, a 16 year old hospital case in Indianapolis, and visits from residents of Oliver Illinois to locals in Greencastle. It notes a Century Club gathering at 2 30 led by Mrs J W Cole and a district Rebecca Lodge meeting at Roachdale with a chicken dinner.

W. H. Roby Gessie Marian Fred W. Duncan Pasadena California DePauw Alice Smith West Union Illinois Emma Windsor Misses Ames F. Grant Scott Lee Wells Flora Grable Jake Kiefer Hallie Browning Lelia Miller Rebecca Lodge Roachdale

Local residents and a near disaster in Clinton township

W P Stevens of Muncie visits his son Louis Stevens on east Elm street and returns home Friday. Miss Helen Browning of the First National Bank travels to Indianapolis Friday. Mrs Grace Hurst resigns from Greencastle Garment Co to work for King Morrison Foster Co at Cloverdale. Alonzo Heady of Clinton township nearly dies after a bull gored him, suffering a large gash in his right leg requiring 15 stitches. Earnest Cook Otto Webb Don Mote Lysle Burton and Dr J A Throop attend the DePauw Wabash baseball game in Crawfordsville. Clayton C Barton of Newman IL buys 303 acres in Clinton and Russell townships for 47680 dollars. he plans to relocate here to manage the property.

W. P. Stevens Muncie Louis Stevens East Elm Street Alonzo Heady Clinton Township Here Mr. Heady Earnest Cook Otto Webb Don Mote Lysle Burton Dr. J. A. Throop Crawfordsville DePauw-Wabash Putnam County Clayton C. Barton Newman, NL Charlie L. D. Sheets Clinton Russell Townships Barr

Arctic Owl Attacks Hunter After Mallard Taken

A hunter shot a mallard on land and found it attacked by a fierce Arctic owl. The owl spread six feet, clapped its beak, and fought the hunter for several minutes before the bird was shot twice to end the encounter.

Dams praised as British achievement for Nile region

The piece lauds Britain's dam system as a safeguard against Nile floods and droughts. It contrasts past reliance on prayer with modern engineering while noting the flood control benefits for Egypt and food security under British-led water management.

Nile Egypt Allah Britain

Trusts as Ancient as Pyramids

The article notes that trusts are not modern inventions, tracing early forms to ancient monarchs who cornered foodstuffs. Assyrian records 7,000 to 8,000 years old describe monopolistic transactions by tyrannical rulers.

The Peacock in Natural History and Symbolism

The common domestic peacock, native to India and Ceylon, symbolizes Juno, resurrection in Christian art, and vain glory in modern simile. In the wild, it is a shy bird preferring lower elevations and mountain slopes, and it does not thrive in very cold climates.

India Ceylon

Lost items and notices at the post office and market

A theft report states keys were taken from a lock box at the post office. A Lost notice seeks return of a book of Metropolitan Life Insurance receipts and applications to H. B. Mendenhall at Office Central Bank. Classifieds advertise furnished rooms for rent and a Catholic Church market, with contact details and a B-flat instrument for sale.

Metropolitan Life Insurance Company H. B. Mendenhall Central Bank

Tragedy Ended Youthful Love in Chicago Journal

A short reminiscence recalls a childhood romance in Chicago revealing a ring shared with a boy and his mother. The exchange ended the first love affair, marking a poignant early memory from the era.

Johnny Chicago Journal

First US Congress Pairing Idea Traced to 1840

The earliest known pairing in Congress occurred in 1840 when John Quincy Adams prepared a resolution alleging it violated the constitution and House rules. The measure was not voted on, yet the practice later became common.

Congress of the United States John Quincy Adams

Wagner on the primacy of vocal music in art

Wagner asserts that the human voice forms the foundation of all music. He argues that despite advances in composition and virtuosity, ultimate standard remains vocal music guiding development and execution.

Wagner

Shot Making Through the Ages Unchanged in Industry

Shot making remains largely the same after more than a century. Molten lead pours from a shot tower with small bullets dropping from about 100 feet and larger ones falling from nearly twice that height.

Praise of the Pitiful Quote Reflection

A compact note highlights Francis Paget’s view that true peace comes from active pity and the practice of noticing and easing nearby suffering. It emphasizes a humble mindset and daily deeds aimed at reducing misery.

Francis Paget

Missionary Faith Tested by Persecutions and Pledges

Reports recount missionaries facing violent insult while preaching in new Christian groups. American Christian students from 33 colleges formed a Life Service fellowship to recruit for foreign missions. A pledge drive shows some neglect their commitments, while others fulfill tithes and sustain the cause.

Christian Students of America Kansas Massachusetts Christian Life Service Fortign Field

Community Chautauqua Tents To Leave Local Warehouse

The Central Community Chautauqua System will move its tents and equipment from the Baker Block warehouse on June 3. The Paramount circuit will start a five day tour via Vandalia to Hampshire Illinois, carrying all gear in one car to seven northern Illinois towns. Sterling circuit tents depart later, with William Jones supervising inspections at each first town before duties resume at the Indiana offices.

Central Community Chautauqua System Baker Block Indianapolis Paramount Sterling Hampshire Illinois Illinois Sterling Circuit William Jones Community Company Indiana Olis

Champion House Gleaner Endorsement Claim About Mayr Remedy

A testimonial asserts Mayr's Wonderful Remedy is the champion house cleaner and cures bloating stomach pains and inflammation. The ad claims a single dose proves efficacy and offers money back if unsatisfied. Sold by leading druggists nationwide.

Mayr

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John Allee Glen H. Lyon Chicago Arizona Alhambra Century Club J. W. Cole East Washington Street Cooper Willis Wright Fillmore Rector Bros H. E. Burkhalter Greencastle Gas Co Terre Haute Earl Edwards Oliver, Illinois Otis Gardner Charles Barnaby Lake Maxinkuckee E. A. Browning Grocer Ford Ford Motor Company King, Morrison, Foster Co Greencastle, Indiana Trust Central Company Helen Browning First National Bank Grace Hurst Greencastle Garment Co Cloverdale Peacock S. A Harry Bohard Addison Heber Telphone Indiana Portland Cement Co Peonies Phone Wetz Geo Sipes Maple Avenue Hydro_Vulcan Tire Company Michigan Ave Herald Office Vocal Music Supreme Missionary News Chautauqua Qpera A. Cook Mer Rudyard Kipling Hank Mann Beauty Brigade Charles Buck) Jones Mutt and Jeff J Cartoone Fox News Weekly Kellogg’s W. EK. Kellogg Kellogg's Gioa H. Askew D. C Palmer Chiropractor Washington Street Bicknell-Coffman' Hardware Co
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