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Newspaper
Greencastle Herald
Location
Greencastle, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 08, 1920
Page
2
Public notice from Greencastle Indiana outlines obituaries policy and pricing.Obituaries cost 1 dollar per obituary with an extra five cents per line for poetry. The notice is issued by Charles J. Arnold at 17 and 19 S Jackson Street.
The list includes Governor Carleton B McCulloch and Secretary of State Samuel M Foster with Treasurer Charles H Wagner and Reporter of Supreme Court Wood Unger. Also named are Judge Supreme Court Fifth District George H De Hority and Francis E Bowser from Warsaw.
The text reviews Warren T. McCray and his Board of Trade ties to Goodrich politics and contrasts his stance with the Dingley Tariff era. It recalls Harding’s “America first” posture and lists several 1917 Senate votes opposed by Harding, along with a Taggart speech urging cuts to pork and rivers harbors funding. The piece mixes political commentary with a joke section.
Mrs Potter misplaces numerous items causing constant chase and humor. Her husband George suspects nothing until a missing bag and a costlier misplacement threaten their calm. The couple spirals as a book agent's bag becomes the catalyst for guilt and suspicion.
A dialogue implies two visitors who claimed not to speak earlier have now spoken. A question about the fate of popular Swiss Bell-Ringers is answered with a joking remark that they rang off. The exchange references a companion and wandering speaker.
In a clipped dialogue between Smiggles and Giggles the speakers reveal frustration and hidden wounds as they ponder cruel remarks and a painful family history. The exchange implies a medical or surgical past and a sense of exclusion.
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