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Newspaper
Greencastle Herald
Location
Greencastle, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1921
Page
2
Roadside trees shape two scenery types in named essay
The piece argues roadside beauty comes in two types: structures and adjacent elements framing the road, or open vistas where shade trees create frames and break long views. It urges planting suited varieties and selective removal to enhance attractiveness along highways.
Governor Lake Warns on Beauty and Economic Value
Connecticut Governor Lake proclaims Arbor and Bird Day urging teachers and pupils to learn that planting shade trees protecting birds and eggs adds economic value and beauty. He calls for town village beautification and tidy well kept roads lawns to raise property values and welfare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake
Connecticut
Luke
City Planning Courses in Kansas City Schools
Do.D. Pinkerton, president of the Kansas City board of education, notes city planning courses are taught in all schools. Civics are emphasized from youth, with a primer used in Humboldt School addressing neighborhood beauty, cleanliness, and property improvement through civic pride.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Pinkerton
Kansas City Board of Education
Walter Ghilnghagen
Humboldt School
Spanish Tang Sticks to City Alamo Scene of Historic Flood
Washington DC and San Antonio Texas publish a National Geographic bulletin on the city famed for the Alamo. It traces San Antonio from a Spanish Mexican mission town to a modern hub, noting old streets, missions, and the river now hidden by commerce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
San Antonio
Texas
Washington, D.C
National Geographic Society
Leon Antonio
Spain
Mexico
America
Bullettin
el Presidio de
San Antonio de
Bexar
San Antonia
Antonio
Dallas
Houston
Commerce
Texas Street
Syracuse
Atlinta
Memphis
Dayton
Latin America
Republic
Simone
Alamo
Presidio
Genesee
Rochester
Sidlere
Tall husband and wife pair from Port Arthur
Jane Van Albert, now married, is nine feet five inches tall husband, five feet four inches tall. They grew up in Holhand and met again in Winnipeg where his circus employs him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Port Arthur
Can
Jane van Albert
Holhand
Winnipee
van Albert
Colonel Nazim Bey Dies Hero of Turkish Nationalist Army
Colonel Nazim Bey, commanding the fourth division, was killed while saving Gen Ismet Pasha's main force from a rear attack by Greek forces in the Kutahia region. Ismet Pasha lauded his heroism and intelligent valor, noting Nazim Bey remained with his unit for two days of heavy fighting, was wounded, and died ensuring the army's retreat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nazim Bey
Ismet Pasha
Kitalia
Arg
Nazim
Nuazin
Kutahia
Navin Bey
Kismet
Noxgim Rey
Huge Skeleton Unearthed in Indiana Mound Discovery
Indiana state museum displays a six foot plus skeleton believed to be a mound builder. Discovered by T C Heistant and Dick Guernsey in a mound near the White River, the skeleton was found in Lawrence County. Dr W N Logan notes dating uncertain but predates recorded Native American history. The mound features a square vault of limestone slabs and the remains lie largely intact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Ind
Indiana
W. N. Logan
State
T. C. Heistant
Bloomington
Dick Guernsey
Bedford
East Fork
White River
Lawrence County
Locon
Go Bear? Man Seeks Goat Bear in Southeast Asia
San Francisco dealer D S Rabb sails for Cardbodia Indo China to hunt the elusive goat bear. He reports rare sightings by whites and claims the creature may be a bear with goat horns or a goat with bear claws. Local natives refuse aid due to witchcraft superstition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
D. S
Rabb
Los Angeles
Cardbodia
Indo-China
Althoug
San Francisco Enologist Offers Nonintoxicating Wine Aid
An expert enologist advertises services for families who wish to make nonintoxicating wine. An enologist is defined as a person thoroughly experienced in the making of wine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Cal
Neighbors Allege Home Brew Fumes Caused Intoxication
Thomas Higgins of Brooklyn faced Magistrate Liota after neighbors complained fumes from Higgins home brew made them drunk. Higgins was warned not to brew for a year or taste another’s product.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Tiggins
Brooklyn
N. Y
Hiseighbors
Liota
Piggins
Fom
Higgins
Two-Story Crop Proves Success in Orchards Farming Boom
In Vancouver vicinity, Fourth Plain and Orchards rise as a new chicken prune system spreads. A farmer named Renny pioneered raising chickens beneath prune trees, fertilizing light well drained soil. Now about 500 chicken ranches dot the district, with rapid growth expected as Orchards nears its peak as a major chicken country near Vancouver and Portland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vancouver
Fourth Plain
Orchards
Hudson Bay Company
Hudson Bay
Washington
Renny
Benny
Renny Place
United States
Petaluma
Cal
Cess
Wash
Portland
Ore
Mark Weygandt Sets Mount Hood Climbing Record
Hood River guide Mark Weygandt, a forty four year old up river homesteader, completed his th registe red ascent of Mount Hood with a party. He has guided over two thousand climbers from around the world and piloted more than 225 summits this season. He first climbed Hood at age twenty four and expects continued work as snow peak access grows with road improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hood River
Oregon
Mark Weygandt
Upper Valley
Mount Hood
Weygandt
Bear cub found near Mayburg may be released
A twelve year-old boy near Mayburg Forest County found a creature he believed to be a puppy. It proved to be a month old bear cub. Officials planned to send it to Harrisburg then release it in a game preserve or to a private facility at a cost of about 200 dollars. The cub is described as playful and likely separated from its mother by forest fires.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin
Mayburg
Forest County
Harrisburg
Teachers Targeted: Vegetables Hurling Ends School in Teacon NY
In Teacon New York pupils at Miss Benatrice Ham’s Mill Brook school hurled fruit and vegetables as disobedience. Taxpayers held an executive session to shutter the school and relocate students to Wappiner’s Falls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teacon
N. Y
Myers Corners
Volga
Miss Ham
Wappiner’s Falls
Amundsen and Baby Eskimo Adoptions Highlight Explorer
Capt Reali Amondsen and his adopted child Cakenita are noted as the youngestEskimo child among two the famed explorer adopted on his final northern voyage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reali Amondsen
Cakenita
Canary and Mouse Form Unlikely Friendship in West Chester
In Mrs Louise Sweneys East Barnard Street home a canary and a mouse have formed a strange friendship. The canary, wary of strangers, acts as guardian especially at night, sheltering the mouse with its wing while they share the cage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Chester
Louise Sweney
Barnard Street
Germans Sell War Dogs In Berlin Auction
Berlin officials announce the sale of wounded and disabled war dogs. Public interest appears limited despite attachment to the police dog breed as veterans go to market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Boy Holds Child Above Flood Five Hours Heroic Rescue
In San Antonio Texas a twelve year old Mexican boy clung to a tree for five hours as floodwaters raged above a five year old child. The rescuer was battered by wreckage and taken to a hospital unconscious. The child was unharmed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
Tex
Nature's way with pests in the chain of life
The article describes a cycle where predators like ichneumon flies birds foxes and hawks regulate pest species such as caterpillars moths and beetles. It argues that each creature, though a pest in some contexts, performs useful ecological work and must be kept in balance by man and natural predators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack
Ehlett
Paris Doctor Reports Cure of Hemophilia Patient
Dr. P Emile Weil of Paris reports success with a treatment using horse serum injections for hemophilia. A seven year old bleeder from a classic family received 15 injections and has shown no recurrence of bleeding for seven years. Previous seven cases also recovered, suggesting possible cure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. Emile Weil
Paris
Societe Medicale Des Hopitaux
Weil
First Magic Lantern Ploys in Early Public Folly
In 1646 Athanasius Kircher announced an instrument to cast drawings onto a screen. Although science did not impress, traveling magicians spread copies of the lantern and to attracted peasants with pictures of devils and purgatory, earning money by promising to ward off evil spirits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athanasius Kircher
Kircher
Harum-Scarum Word Origins in English Usage
A discussion traces harum scarum to hare and scare with possible roots in Locke and Washington Irving. The piece notes Americanization through Irving's Alhambra and cites examples of wild reckless behavior described as harum scarum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Locke
Blithersby Sentenced to Time in Model Penitentiary
A rough exchange implies Blithersby has been sent to prison. The line suggests he is serving time in a modern penitentiary rather than dying. The dialogue frames his fate as punishment rather than death.
Ancient Nineveh ledgers reveal city accounts on tablets
A Louisville Courier-Journal item notes accounts kept in ancient Nineveh on city tablets. It references Al as the original loose-leaf ledger, highlighting archival accounting practices and historical record keeping.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nineveh
Louisville Courier-Journal
Hermit Aunt Betty Elliott Lived Ninety Years in Missouri
Ninety year old Aunt Betty Elliott, who never rode a railway or visited a town larger than Moberty, Huntsville, or Micon, died at her sister's home near Jacksonville Missouri. She and her brothers Perry and Jordan Elliott farmed the old Homestead, kept to primitive living, avoided schools, and amassed about 2000 acres with coal beds beneath. They valued simplicity, honesty, and work, never quarrelled, never owned a dog, never belonged to a church, and kept ledgers with pins and shingles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macon
Missouri
Moberty
Huntsville
Micon
Betty” Elliott
B. Tice
Jacksonville
Miss Elliot
Perry
Jordan Ellie
William Wiliot
Kentucky
Clldren
College Menin
Elliot Brothers
Betsy
Missou
Marriag
Betty
Bahamas Census Shows Population Decline in Ten Years
Nassau census reports 55 044 residents, down 2 913 since 1911 by 5 2 percent. Decline attributed to emigration to Florida. Bimini up 14 to 610 residents after liquor era links.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nassau
Bahamas
Baha Islands
Atlantic
Florida
United States
Bimini Islands
Bears Twenty Second Child Born in Omaha Home
Mrs. Earl M. Rowray, 41, delivered her twelfth child in Omaha Nebraska. She married at 14 and became a mother at 17, has been wed twice. her first husband fathered twenty children, died four years ago, and she then married a man twenty years younger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
Neb
Earl M. Rowray
Rowray
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Tee Herald
Governor Lake of
Shreve
Guide
New York Village
Amundsen
Baby
Harum-Scarum
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