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Newspaper

Greencastle Herald

Location

Greencastle, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Oct 25, 1921

Page

2

Starvation in famine camps described by William T Ellis

In vivid reportage from famine camps near Chinkiang and Chin- Kiang, Ellis notes hunger gives way to disease and loss of appetite. Relief workers, including Mrs Paxton, encounter starving victims who cannot taste food despite bowls of nourishment.

Tsingkiangpu Chin- Kiang Mrs. Paxton Chinkiing

Proper Care Of The Dog And Eels In A Cablegram

Advice on dog grooming covers seasonal washing, brushing, and drying for indoor and outdoor dogs with tips on avoiding chills and proper post bath care. The latter portion reports American Consul Dennis disputing old eel birth beliefs and detailing eel life history from freshwater to the sea, including spawning and juvenile behavior.

Dennis Loidon Sloover Mr. Dennis Doctor Smith Tidewater

First Canadian Marriage Celebrated in Quebec 1617

The first marriage in Canada, that of Etienne Couillard and Marie Hebert, was held in Quebec on August 26 1617. The 304th anniversary was celebrated in Quebec on August 26 with many descendants participating.

Johnson Canada Etienne Couillard Marie Hebert Quebec

Something to Think About by F. 4. Walker

English visitors note American wastefulness and urge thrift. The author argues money slips away amid lavish living and dainty meals, warning the newly rich to learn hard work and self denial to secure old age.

F. 4 Walker

Why Not Tell Her So A Loving Ballad Across Time

A lyrical meditation on enduring marriage, urging a husband to declare love as years deepen devotion. The poem contrasts fresh passion with a steady, quiet fire that grows through time and shared life.

How Do You Say It Spoonfuls and Plurals

The piece explains plural forms for unit words like spoonful and armful. It states the unit is the spoonful when counting filling, so plural is spoonfuls. It notes exceptions when the unit is the spoon itself and gives examples with spoonfuls and spoons full.

C. N. Lurie

Old Americans Show Mixed Traits But No National Type

Smithsonian studies led by Dr. Ales Hrdlicka find no distinct American type among long‑established settlers. The eight year project notes tall statures and mixed heritage, with intermarriage blurring unique national traits. Few regional differences remain beyond ancestry, while blond hair wanes and darkening progresses.

New York Smithsonian Institution Ales Hrdlicky U.S. National Museum Hrdlicks American Museum of Cultural History Hrdlicka Northeast South Thrdlicka New Bushind Tennessee

New Aviation Terms Fixed by National Advisory Committee

The National Advisory Committee for Aeronautics prescribes standard terms for army and navy use. Aircraft covers any craft navigating air, divided into aerostats and airplanes. Aerostats include air ships and balloons. airplanes are heavier-than-air craft. seaplanes for water landings. airships split into rigid nonrigid and semirigid types. New glossaries include aeronaut airdrome aviator fuselage gilder helicopter ornithopter pancake soar spin taxi zoom.

Washington National Advisory Committee For Aeronautics Army Navy National Advisory Committee Gilder Heliocopter

Last Surviving Grandchild of Signer Is Newport Figure

Newport resident I Henrietta Channing Ellery, born April 1838, is the last surviving grandchild of a signer of the Declaration of Independence, William Ellery. She and her deceased sister Mary never married and spent much of their lives at the Ellery homestead on Thames Street, now gone. The Newport chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution bears the signer's name.

Newport Henrietta Channing Ellery William Ellery Miss Ellery Mary Ellery Thames Street the Daughters of the American Revolution

Fortune Ties of Trench and Nellis Fortunes

Vane Denslow accepts a rich gift from his uncle Daniel Trench while facing a planned marriage arrangement with Miss Dolly Nellis. Dolly and Vane secretly marry, foiling Thacker’s plot, and Trench is forced to accept the outcome. Dolly and Reginald elope, delivering retribution to the schemers with Vane’s loyalty and integrity intact.

Daniel Trench Denslow Vane Denslow Thacker Nellis Trench Vane Wilby Meriden Denslows Old Trench Leonie Dale Whisper Dolly Nellis Dolly Mr. Denslow Miss Nellis Trench, Thacker & Co Reginald

Shoestring remedy for colds gains notice in Gateway Magazine

A curious remedy suggests stooping to tie shoes when you feel a cold coming on. Tying and then loosening both shoes allegedly shifts blood to the head and improves circulation, claiming to enhance immunity to catching a cold per Gateway Magazine.

Gateway Magazine

Quarrel Over Cook Sparks Domestic Tension

In a Louisville Courier Journal item a husband explains a domestic dispute arising from a quarrel with the cook. He notes both spouses require the sides to proceed, underscoring a tense household moment.

Hunger and Despair Tour of Volga Towns in Drought

Refugees from drought and grasshoppers crowd Volga valley cities like Syzran Samara and Tsaritzin. Docks and stations overflow with belongings as committees shift starving families toward food while typhus spreads. Markets barter rings and sewing machines for bread. many die unseen in the filth and cold.

Syzran Russia Volga Samara Simbirsk Saratoff Tsaritzin Tolstoy Dostolevsky Mariupol Siberia Omsk Anna Haines Philadelphia Friends’ Relief Organization

Modern Homestead Recipes From Old Times

Classic era kitchen notes offer preserved recipes for Beet Relish White Grape Preserves and Orange Jelly. Instructions cover browning pork, boiling vegetables, and making raisin sandwiches with nuts and whipped cream for a spreadable fruit dessert.

Family dessert and relish recipes from a vintage cook book

A collection of recipe fragments describes raisin pie with grape juice lemon and butter, cranberry conserve with oranges and raisins, beet salad with green pepper and onion, beet relish with horseradish and vinegar, baked cranberries, and chicken timbales with bread crumbs milk and eggs.

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