Herald Greencastle Post Office Notices and Obituaries Policy
The Greencastle Indiana Herald lists Motoree as Sea v u class mail matter at the Greencastle post office. Charles J. Arnold is proprietor. The paper is published every afternoon except Sunday at 17 and 19 S Jackson Street. Obituaries are charged at 1 dollar per obituary with an additional 5 cents per line for poetry.
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Moteree
Seavuu
Greencastle, Ind
Charles J. Arnold
S. Jackson Street
Greencastle
Ind
Largest brown bears of Alaska far surpass lions as apex carnivores
The article argues that the vast brown bears of the Alaska peninsula are the largest flesh eating animals, even bigger and stronger than African lions. It notes bears are not as ferocious as legends claim and describes their immense size, speed, and defensive combat style.
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America
Subartic America
North
Scribner's Magazine
Alaska Peninsula
Bering Sea
Bathing in the Dead Sea a Hazardous Rite Says Priest Writer
The Dead Sea differs from other salt waters says Rev. Haskett Smith author of Patrollers of Palestine. A plunge may knock a bather off balance leaving feet and shins cut by stones. Salt and bitumen cause burning eyes and skin and a Dead Sea rash. Quick exit and a second dip in the Jordan is advised to wash off the salt.
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Dead Sea
Palestine
Haskett Smith
Jordan
Modern bootblack shops and hidden record device
A discussion notes how some bootblack businesses resemble monopolies with prime sites held by few, using subordinates. A new device placed under a chair records each patron but is locked to proprietors, preventing dishonest workers from altering logs.
Novelists Attack Suffering From Starvation Claims
Dillon Wallace says in Outing Magazine that extreme suffering from starvation among ac companies is pop pyck. He notes healthy people feel hungry after two or three meals and grow weak and sleepy as days pass. The end is sleep.
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Dillon Wallace
Outing Magazine
Pocket Loss Sparks Household Quarrel
A man laments he lost $2000 through a hole in his pocket while Mrs. Barnacle blames herself and jokes about pockets. The exchange shows a light domestic dispute over missing money and attention to pockets.
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Barnacle
Petrolia Hotel Opens Only in Good Humor Weather
A Kansas City Star report describes a petrolia town hotel that serves guests only when the family and staff are at ease. If family harmony breaks, beds and meals vanish and visitors must seek meals elsewhere. A recent episode shows a traveler denied admission during a row, while the porter and owner keep to their game of pitch.
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Petrolia
Kansas City Star
Four Famous Old Arithmetic Book Revealed
The Star reviews Edward Cocker’s arithmetic work printed in 1667, two years after his death. It notes the book’s historic controversy and validation by John Collins, linking the multiplication table to enduring memory drills for children of centuries past.
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Cabell
Star
Otsego County
Edward Cocker
John Collins
Curious Sun Chariot Artifact Found in Sweden
A bronze object unearthed in Sweden depicts the chariot of the sun as a votive offering to the ancient Scandinavian sun god. It is richly ornamented. the sun disk bears gilding and six wheels remain with one intact. The piece exemplifies ancient Nordic religious art.
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Sweden
Poem Fragment Sparks Rhyme Play About Hunger
A brief verse fragment ponders rhymes for younger and teases with hunger as a central theme. The lines hint at playful wordplay and a quick mental turn toward nourishment.
Humorous Exchange Highlights Household Quirks
A playful dialogue features a musician immersed in sound and a wife who scolds on arrival. Phrases turn on dropped consonants, a maid’s speech quirks, and a widow left with joy, illustrating social humor and linguistic whimsy.
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United States
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