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Newspaper
Greencastle Herald
Location
Greencastle, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 1930
Page
4
Ninth in a series of thumbnail sketches prepared by the DePauw University Publicity Department for The Herald readers. The item previews university staff and campus life through concise profiles.
Forest Crain, a lightweight fullback from Holyoke Mass., earns a varsity role after excelling in recent Wartham games. At 162 pounds he fills a vacancy left by Anson and advances as one of two homecoming players for the Boston trip. Crain, a junior with sweater number 15, marked his first strong showing in two weeks.
Clara Bow opens her first musical romance Love Among the Millionaires at Voncastle theatre for a two day run with the comedydrama It as a support. Skeets Gallagher Jack Oakie Stuart Erwin and Little Mitzi Green appear with a plot about a waitress on a railroad line and a brakeman who wins her heart amid rival conquests.
Harry Drescher, an old acquaintance of Jack Diamond, surrendered and was released after police questioned him. Drescher said Diamond telephoned him to go to his room following the shooting and asked him to tend to Mrs. Diamond's interests.
Walter F. Brown, Postmaster General, gazes from the window of a large Ford tri-motor plane that carried the first leg of the new air mail route. The historic flight marks a milestone in U S mail delivery and aviation progress.
A Greencastle Indiana ordinance prohibits displaying meats and foodstuffs on business sidewalks and requires keeping products within the shop, sanitary and covered. Violations face fines up to 25 000 dollars, costs, or up to 20 days in jail. The measure becomes effective after passage by the city council and mayoral approval.
Law son Robertson former Olympic coach argues that balanced diets replacing beef and beer explain current record breaking speeds and stamina. He cites rice coarse vegetables and fruit as bulk foods and notes milk once banned is now allowed, stressing stomach health and consistent training as key.
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