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Newspaper
Greencastle Herald
Location
Greencastle, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1921
Page
2
Obituary Pricing Note At Gate Announces Charges
Local notice states obituary entries cost one dollar at the gate with a further five cent charge for poetry publishing. The brief informs readers of the fee policy and collection point.
The Little Road Poem by Ellen Morris Mills
A reflective verse invites the reader to follow a little road into dreamlike settings. It contrasts hopeful Eden imagery with warning that pursuing dreams may lead to hollow outcomes or danger if one does not return. The poem blends nature, travel, and fate with a refrain urging pursuit and caution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellen Morris Mills
Clouds on Face of Jupiter
Prof. W. A. Pickering described Jupiter as covered with countless reddish brown cloudlets against a white background. He noted belts formed where cloudlets clustered and compared the spots to sun rice grains, observing the effect along the planet’s rotation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Pickering
British Astronomiscal Association
Ayequipa
Jupiter
Jamaica
England
Phillips and
Steavenson
Milwaukee Sentinel
Union Church Uses Community Rooms for Rehearsals
The Union church on West Forty ninth street New York rents its community rooms for theatrical rehearsals at cheap rates. This follows earlier publicity stunts like a Broadway facing electric sign that drew mixed reactions from clergy and the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Church
West Fortyninth Street
New York
Cinecinmat Commercial Tribune
Broadway
Spring safety post bends to save drivers in crash tests
A new spring layup post invented by C. Venetinn of Chicago improves roadside protection. When an automobile strikes the post it bends to let the car pass with minimal injury and then returns to upright.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kater
C. Venetinn
Chicago
Ileante
Sugar making schools boost Quebec maple sugar output
Over the last three years Quebec has tripled maple sugar production to 30 million pounds. The rise is tied to beet and cane sugar shortages and the establishment of three sugami making schools teaching modern techniques for sugar and syrup manufacture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quebec
Canada
Sugami
Tauest
School Days and a Painful Summer Mishap
A fragmentary account recalls a boy injured by a brick causing a nail wound leading to blood poisoning. He required medicine and quarantine at home for the season, with family noting relief at the end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifty
Mother's Cook Book Life Voyage
A quote attributed to T. C. Williams speaks on life as a voyage with winds from every side. It urges maintaining a steady hand to steer through tempests and never relinquish course.
The Girl on the Job How to Succeed and Get Ahead
A 1920s style guidance piece urges women to focus on work over leisure. It stresses physical fitness proper rest and clear aims as keys to business success and advancement rather than charm or distraction. It warns against treating work as a matrimonial pursuit and notes that dedication leads to job security and results.
Nerece Market Caps wie 21 Wee orn Ne paper Union
A garbled recipe text describing candies and confections including butterscotch molasses nut squares and chocolate caramels. It references butter sugar molasses maple syrup and pecans with cooking steps and cooling in waxed or paraffin paper. The note ends with a repeated garbled phrase about Nerece Market Caps and a paper union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nerece Market
Ne Paper Union
Live Like Adam and Eve In An Old Cabin
A man and woman with four young children are found in a dilapidated log cabin in Fairfield County Ohio. They live in Timber Valley off a remote horseback access with no autos or trains visible. The Red Cross will provide food and clothing and arrange schooling and town care for the family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairfield County
Ohio
W. M. Eckhead
Maywood
Lancaster
Timber Valley
Red Cross
The Guillotine History Debate
A historical note traces the origin of the guillotine to Schmitt and Louis, not Joseph Guillotine, who did not invent or die by the device. It recalls the 1792 French assembly approval and the 1792 execution of Pelissier, and notes Guillotin died peacefully in 1814, far from the notoriety named after his method.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Linace
Doctor Guillotine
Schmitt
Louis
Manala
National Assembly
Pelissier
The Professor and the Baby Mix Up
Professor Barry, a Latin instructor, is handed a crying baby by a stranger. A crowd mistakes the scene as theft, but Miss Johnson reveals the baby is her landlady Frank Hitchins’s child and that Barry simply looked absent minded. The police release him and Miss Johnson guides him home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Johnson
Elizabeth Johnson
Trush
Wnidnaper
Black Dan
Professor Barry
Wrank
Poiceman
Bessie
Polly
Frank
Tve
Barry Becauce
Frank Hitchins
Barry
Simttine
Miss .Khusen
Mies Jolusan
Woman Finds Diamond After Cistern Search In Amherst
Mrs. Mabel Fitzgerald is praised for persistence after recovering a three-quarter karat diamond found in her yard. The ring had been lost during a family reunion and a large search of water, grass, and soil failed until a comb uncovered the gem beneath a four-leaf cover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amherst
Mabel Fitzgerald
Improved Methods At The Boarding House Exchange
In a terse exchange at a boarding house a pair of speakers discuss tone and intent. Myles questions the setting while Styles replies with a guarded response about their feelings and the ongoing mood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myles
Tield
Wages Fall Across Chicago Firms and Surrounding Districts
A survey of 208 Chicago business houses shows payrolls down 31.5 percent over the year. The site method found a 14 percent decrease in surrounding districts, indicating broad wage declines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Los Angeles Man Accused of Ripping Wife's Ribs
Testimony in a divorce case alleges Andrew LE Smith struck and hurled Nancy Smith causing two broken ribs. The incident reportedly occurred as tensions rose in their marital dispute in California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew LE. Smith
Los Angeles
Cal
Nancy
Conuri
Ransome Jordan Declines Mayoral Offer and Returns
In Lucky Gulch, Ransome Jordan refuses the chance to become mayor. He surrenders as a fugitive from justice in Easton, then discovers his heroism saved fourteen women in a fire. The town honors his bravery and welcomes him home with pride and affection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucky Gulch
Ransome Jordan
Ransome
Nance
Tam
Jordan
Easton
New England
Prescott
William Prescott
Poeta
Dorothea Sisterhood
Stange
Joran
Flora Harrison’s Gift Sparks City Dilemma
In a 1921 Western Newspaper sample, Flora Harrison, a millinery head, secretly finances Belle with five hundred dollars to help her leave a city life for a country farm. The act, prompted by a love triangle involving Belle and Jones, reveals tensions between love, money, and independence in a harsh urban setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belle
Flora Harrison
Miss Harrison
Sly
Belle Bates
Jones
Miss Tastelle
Mr. Jones
Miss
Frank
Choice of Evils in First Season Marital Question
A witty quip from Life questions marriage during a debut season. The speaker prefers a husband’s scolding over a chaperone’s patrol, reflecting social pressures on unions and autonomy.
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