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Newspaper
Greencastle Herald
Location
Greencastle, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 12, 1920
Page
2
Local Judge Listings Include Bowser Swain First Dist Officials
The document enumerates judges in the Supreme Court Fifth District Francis E Bowser and the Appellate Court First District Elbert M Swain with their Rockport affiliation indicating district assignments and offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Francis E. Bowser É . Warraw
Apreliate
Elbert NM
Swain Rockport
John G. Reidelback
Winamae
Appellate Court
Music Stimulus Boosts Laundry Work at Bath Shop
In Bath England a laundry owner installed a phonograph playing popular songs to accompany scrubbing and ironing. Workers reportedly complete tasks more quickly and with greater vigor after the musical accompaniment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
England
Notice of General Election in Putnam County Indiana 1920
Notice from Harry W. Moore Clerk Putnam Circuit Court certifies a general election will be held November 2, 1920 at legal voting places in Putnam County. Officials to be elected include President, Governor, Secretary of State, Auditor of State, Attorney General, and local county officers including Sheriff and Commissioner. Certificate dated October 11 1920 and sheriff notice dated October 21 1920.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Putnam County
State of
Harry W. Moore
Putnam Circuit Court
Supreme Court
Fifth District
Greencastle
Best Advice for Mothers Endorsement of Favorite Prescription
Mrs. Carrie Hill praises Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription as a tonic for new mothers improving appetite sleep and strength. The pamphlet claims the remedy is alcohol and narcotic free and suitable for ailing women with a trial package offered by Dr Pierce's Invalids' Hotel Buffalo New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elcgin
Saus
de Tate
Deetor Pierce
Carrie Hill
Dundee Ave
Terrier fragments from Tsnegart 1916 Senate speech on taxation
A condensed excerpt attributes to Senator Tsnegart a liberal businesslike view on economy stressing revenue adequacy and cautious spending. He argues against overtaxation and advocates economizing without harming public service while urging future generations to bear defense costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Tsnegart
Senate
United States Treasury
McCulloch Cogs Under Fire In Governor Fight
The piece cites Union City resident C D Reitenour recounting Dr Carleton B McCullochs wartime heroics with the Third French army at Compiegne including thirty six hours at a post under shell fire and a Croix de Guerre award. It also notes political attacks in the Indiana governor race involving Warren T McCray and commentary on war service and domestic politics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCulloch
Is That Central American a Man of Standing
A quirky exchange about a Central American man and his status in his own country leads to a witty dialogue. The conversation hints at a veteran figure involved in many revolutions and contrasts it with domestic life and late returns from the club. It ends with a joke about the speaker’s greatest trouble with his wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mark Twain
America
The Same Old Rep Pokes Fun at a Cook Book
A geoman quips to his wife that the pies she took are not as good as those his mother used to make. The joke pivots on a pun about a cook book and roasting critics.
Indiana Senator Watson Doles Out Campaign Fire
A series of articles accuses Senator Watson of aligning with Harding, avoiding votes on 165 of 600 rolls, and promoting a separate peace with Germany. The piece details Watson's stance on Prohibition, war measures, labor, tariffs, and League of Nations reservations as he campaigns for re election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James
Senate
United States
Germany
Indiana
Watson
Harding
Chicago
Cabal
Underwood
Congress
Reed
Sheppard
District of Columbia
National Council of Defense
United States Shipping Hoard
Austria-Hungary
Smoot
Esch-Cummins
Colombia
Wilson
League of Nations
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Uction
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Putnam Coun
Howard Harris
THE
Holland
Wilhelmina
McUlloch
Dr. Carleton B. McCulloch
C. D. Reitenour
Union City
Mr. Reitenour
Indiana University
Cal Corps
Rettenour
Dr. McCulloch
Compiegne
James W. Fessler
Forvernor
Warren T. McCray
Mrs. Herry. New
Cox
Amer
Ican
American Legion
Republican National
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Constructive American
Goodrichism
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A. Cook, Prop
Mgr
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Charlie Chaplin
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