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Newspaper
Greencastle Herald
Location
Greencastle, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1922
Page
4
The Palm crab lives in coconut groves in the Indian Ocean and is noted for great strength. It digs holes under coconut trees, tears husks with its claws to line its bed, and opens coconuts by hammering the soft spot or dashing nuts against rocks.
A Science items note day resting moths in Argentinian quarries match rock color to stay unseen near a unique local stone. A personal reminiscence recalls a childish crush over shoes. A silvered discussion ponders if so long derives from selah or salaam in Victorian slang.
The early Manhattan churches are described as unheated with dominies preaching in fur caps and mittens. Men and women wore muffs and felt clothing, and family heads sometimes smoked their pipes during services.
The famed singer Melba appeared unexpectedly at a charity cafe chantant. The gracious organizer nearly toppled with delight as Melba declined to sing, saying she cannot perform.
A Putnam County Indiana commissioner will sell at public auction on Monday June 12 1922 at ten o clock in the morning the re al estate described as parts of sections 8 7 and 14 township 14 north range 3 west containing about 67.56 acres with terms one half cash and the balance due in 12 months by note bearing 6 percent interest and secured by mortgage. The sale is in a case Lida Raines et al v Allie Ruark et al in the Putnam Circuit Court.
Property located two miles west of Fillmore and four miles northeast of Greencastle on the Terre Haute Indianapolis and Eastern Traction Railroad. Sale subject to Putnam Marion Circuit Court approval. Williams M. Sutherlin Commissioner. Attorneys F S Hamilton and James and Allee for the Commissioner. May 18-25 June 1 bids.
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