Classified notice rates and mailing info at Greencastle post
The Herald Detroit Green Cast le Indiana lists mail matter rules noting Cards of Thanks priced at 50 cents each Obituaries priced at 1 dollar each and poetry charged an extra five cents per line Also states obituaries and cards of thanks as chargeable under public notices with class mail matter designation in Greencastle IN
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Greencastle
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Iowa to Be Used as Unmanned Target in Radio-Control Experiment
The battleship Iowa at Philadelphia navy yard will be converted for unmanned target practice in Chesapeake Bay late this summer. It will move under its own steam and be radio controlled from sea phones, with steerage and fire adjustments mimicking battle conditions. The Ohio also undergoes radio control experiments by the Bureau of Steam Engineering.
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Washington
Iowa
Cervera
Santiago
Philadelphia Navy Yard
Chesapeake Bay
Te Gan
Towa
Pexas
Ohio
Bureau of Steam Engineering
Sleep Challenge as Alarm Riot Keeps Us Awake
A conversation reveals the struggle to sleep with a persistent alarm clock blaring. The exchange highlights frustration, fatigue, and the daily impact of disruptive alarm sounds on rest.
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Sie
Frivolous Wife and a Chauffeur in a Purple Garage Tale
A tale contrasts John Clausson Jr and Ysabel Grey in a public garage as No. 1611 the driver, coerced by family pride, falls for Ysabel while delivering the Purple Flier. He pursues her after a ball game, confesses his love, and wins her after a park meeting and confession.
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P&mtsburg
San Francisco
Claneson
John
John Clausson Jr
Yeobel Grey
Jack Claurson
Jack Clausson
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Claussen
Jackanapes
Jack Clangeon
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Ysabel
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Grey
Ysobel
The
Grays
Clausson
Jack Clauseon
Miss Grey
Nso
Mr. Clausson
Jackson
Hanlon
Yenobel
Men of Instruction
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Yachel Grey
The Old Man's Opinion on a College Park Flight
Two Senators at the College Park army training school watch an aviation flyer struggle to start his engine. A quip about an old farmer and his wife and a train leads to a moment of doubt as the train vanishes from sight. The old man quips that the engine will never start and never stop before the joke twists to a closing remark about arguments and misjudgment.
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Army Training School
College Park
Army
Endurance and Reversible Collars Drive Parsons to Hope
Parsons leaves the Week-Pad building after a rejected story and a hopeful note from Gerry Birdsall. In a New York hotel dining room Birdsall explains a new marketing approach using short fiction to revive interest in the reversible collar.
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Princeton
New York
Gerry Birdsall
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Birdsall
Parsone
Birdeall
New Century Reversible Collar Company
United States
Birdwall
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