Notices and classifieds from Greencastle Herald page
The Greencastle Herald notes chargeable obituaries at 1 per obituary with 5 cents per line for poetry. Cards of Thanks are priced at five cents each. The paper is published daily and Sunday from 17 and 19 South Jackson Street. It operates under Charles J. Arnold as proprietor.
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Charles J. Arnold
S. Jackson Street
Greencastle
Ind
Doorkeys Restricted in Red Russia Privilege to Lock Doors
London dispatch reports Bolshevik policy limits door keys to privileged individuals in Russia. An Associated Press correspondent, denied a door key at a hotel in Omsk, received an official document granting him a key and the privilege to lock his own door.
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London
England
Russia
Associated Press
Assin
Omsk
Austrian Fortune Worth Forty Dollars Found
Philadelphia reports an Austrian fortune valued at 40 American dollars. Casper Zop pel of Ateo NL received a letter describing the fortune. The note states that 100 Austrian crowns equal forty dollars, with the family noting the odd currency linkage.
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U. S
Philadelphia
Casper Zoppel
Ateo NL
Sae Bers
Zoppel
Plas Fo Specel
Truffles Describe The Fungi Like Underground Potatoes
The text explains that truffles are fungi related to mushrooms that grow underground like potatoes. They form individually near tree roots and come from places such as France Italy Spain and England. Truffles are globe brown with thick polygamy-like warts and have a blackish gray flesh with white veins and a strawberry-like fragrance when ripe.
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Othe
Tady
Spain
England
Oldest Industry: Sheep Tising and Wool Trade
The passage discusses sheep as an ancient industry and wool as a cultivated product. It credits wool production to selective breeding for finer fleece, cites early attempts in Konins, and notes the Iberian conquest spreading Spanish sheep that dominated world markets in Roman times.
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Floyd W. Parsons
Iberian Peninsula
Spain
Fuji Mount Revered by Japanese in Sacred Awe
An article discusses the sacred status of Fuji and mountains in Japan, noting the reverence shown to peaks as living spirits. It reflects on cultural respect for natural wonders and the idea that mountains embody spiritual power in Japanese art and belief.
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Puji
London Morning Post
Dipamese
Eliol
Chapan
Dimensions of the United States Coast Line and Boundaries
A historical survey notes the U S coastline totals about 12 000 miles with oceans and seas mapped. It cites Cape Sable Florida as southernmost and Minnesota as northern limit, detailing boundaries to Canada Mexico and the Pacific. Curved latitude lines are explained to mislead geographic intuition about north-south position.
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Northrm Mingesois
Oinutes
United States
West
Gneddy Head
Eastport
Cape Alva, Wash
de Frees
Iduntes
Longinde
Texas
Dueorth
Canada
West Quoddy
Pacific Ocean
Atlantic
Pacific
Charleston
S. C
San Diego
Cal
Amd
Gulf
Pacific Coast Line
Gulf of Mexico
Florida
Imain
Cuba
New York City
Indiana
Havana
Cleveland
Ohie
Panwa Canal
Millsburgh
Nome
Alaska
Mun Wawati
Rancher Kills Mountain Lion After Intruder Breaks In
A rancher near Reno is credited with killing a mountain lion that attacked his farm house and tied cattle, after the intruder broke in at dawn. The suspect fled in a car but was later beaten, and the rifle was seized by Chen's wife before the lion was killed. The body will be sent to the state facility for examination and potential study.
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Reno
Pater
Wierlow
Conn
Tian
Agsein
Fieh
Chin
Chen
Aghawni Millian
Bitlis
Constantinople
Aghavni
Near East Relief Enables Constantinople Bread Distribution
The Near East Relief has consolidated bakeries in Constantinople taking over former Turkish army supply wells under German management. Twenty thousand loaves are baked and distributed daily, with a 280 mile length if laid side by side. For five months the relief has operated these bakeries and seeks funds to continue the work.
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Constantinople
Near East
Waiting for Us 10 Set the Table for Orphans Aid
A 24 mile long extension table represents the aid effort by Near East Relief feeding orphans across Asia Minor Syria Armenia and Northern Persia. The Turks keep Armenians in terror while the table remains spread in sections across hills.
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Asia Minor
Syria
Armenia
Persia
Orphans from Near East War Turmoil Find Homes in America
Seven nations’ children rescued from fear of Turk are placed with American caregivers. About 220 American supported orphanages provide care, clothing, and schooling. New arrivals come with hunger, sores, and frostbitten feet, yet many are learning trades for self support as American generosity continues to grow.
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Yorks
Armenia
Aghavni Milian
Janey
Turkis Harems
America
Sewiles
United States
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