Cards of Thanks and Obituaries Rates
The notice states charges for Cards of Thanks and Obituaries. Cards of Thanks cost Biceach while obituaries are $1 each. Poetry incurs an additional 5 cents per line.
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Newspaper
Greencastle Herald
Location
Greencastle, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1921
Page
2
The notice states charges for Cards of Thanks and Obituaries. Cards of Thanks cost Biceach while obituaries are $1 each. Poetry incurs an additional 5 cents per line.
Inquiries across major Midland towns show a drop in traditional literary taste and a surge in demand for spicy reading. Maps and guidebooks sell slowly while morally toned works sell briskly, with new titles on holy orders and a biography of several historically influential women launching this holiday season.
After hard work or strain mix 15 drops of ar nicure in half glass water. Take one teaspoonful hourly for relief. Improves absorption and helps prevent inflammation in wounds or bruises of soft tissue.
The article notes that in 1799 Napoleon's army in Egypt heard a tune set to the English song We Won't Go Home Till Morning. The Be douins reacted with wild joy claiming it was their oldest popular melody. It is believed the tune traveled from Africa to Europe via Crusaders in the eleventh century.
Lloyd T. Montgomery warns that a canary left outdoors can be killed by other birds that feed it poisonous seeds. The article notes annual imports of 100,000 canaries and suggests breeding as a home industry for those lacking work. It also mentions canaries’ high prices when trained as singers.
The article recalls Petrarch living seventy years and composing all his famous sonnets to Laura within about twenty years. It notes he had written for sixteen years when Laura hinted at weariness and asked, Are you tired soon? indicating the relationship's strain.
The derivation of the name Czech or Chekh remains unsatisfying. Some authorities link cetí meaning to begin with the original inhabitants, while others suggest a root eak meaning to beat, implying warriors.
Last night Percy proposed to me and I accepted him Ellen boasts she rejected him a week earlier and says he did it for practice Alice scorns the tale noting he claimed it was only for practice
The article surveys mourning color traditions worldwide noting Europeans favor black while Chinese wear white, Egyptians and Burmese use yellow, Syrians blue, Persians pale brown, and Turks violet as mourning hues. It highlights cultural variation in grief attire and symbolism.
A tale of Bertha and May in Harlem tenements where a mysterious violinist stirs hidden longing. Bertha imagines fame through music while the artist’s Intermezzo deepens her resolve before a Europe bound singer departs.
A gloomy morning troubles Henry until a tiny sunshine fairy enters his room. The fairies dance in sunlight and, with their help, Henry sees his clouded mood lift as the sun streams in and lightens his day.
A guide on etiquette in strolling with a partner. It covers who carries parcels, arm linking, pace setting, and how a woman should respond to a stranger dropping an item, balancing politeness with self reliance.
Government study finds mechanical pollination methods fail to boost seed production, while bumblebees cross pollinate efficiently and honeybees contribute when nectar plants are scarce. Results show self and hand pollination yield negligible seed, suggesting reliance on natural pollinators to improve clover stands.
The passage traces shorthand origins from Roman freedmen to the Are Scribendi system of 1412 and Dr Timorhs Pright's 1188 English treatise. It notes steady progress through centuries toward today’s optimized methods.
A short humorous tale of Charles Walnutt a dwarf of odd build who appears on stage as comic sailor soldier and city cop He marries Lydia Hunt a rich wife who restricts his routines and the couple face marital friction A televised mishap ends with his leg injuries and a sly moral about rubber and resilience in a satirical slice of community life.
A satirical tale from the Panama Canal camp at La Ronda recounts muckraker Washington Givins exposing cooks George and Bill Andrews. They fear the backlash from his article and secretly test bill of fare laced with snake eggs and moccasin meat, leading to a comical justice scheme and Givins’s transformation.
Dialogue suggests a clash between religion and society as the source of unhappiness. A male speaker notes the couple’s unhappiness stems from an eternal struggle between faith and social norms, contrasting rigidity between him and her.
OCR fragment shows scattered text about ace scores and positions with unclear context. It mentions numbers and potential game terms but lacks readable names, dates, or structured facts.
An item notes the operation of T H I and E traction telecommunication entity with a telephone figure 828. details are sparse but indicate a transit or traction related service. The fragment hints at historical infrastructure referencing telephony and street traction.
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