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Newspaper
Greencastle Herald
Location
Greencastle, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1923
Page
2
Sweden adopts speedometer law with car safety measures
Sweden passes new motor traffic laws introducing compulsory recording speedometers once developed and allowing government to require their use. The plan aims to prove innocence for drivers and provide evidence against speeders. Licenses require eye and ear tests plus inspector testimonials. city speed limit 22 mph and country 28 mph.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riksdag
Sweden
They Feed Hubby Steaks in New York City Shops
New York meat council surveys 150 butcher shops finding 38 percent of wives feed steaks to husbands, 26 percent lamb chops, 18 percent pork chops, and 18 percent hamburger. Steaks command 52 to 58 cents a pound while lamb chops are 42 cents, pork cheaper, hamburger cheapest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gotham
New York Meat Council
Latin guide at Missouri capitol misstates motto
A state capitol tour guide in Jefferson City answers a tourist's query about a Persian rug and the state seal. He claims the motto Salus populi suprema lex esto is Greek and translates in English to The best men get the jobs, prompting a sharp, humorous correction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Capitol
Jefferson City
Indy
Pigeon English Defined and Language Blends Explored
The article explains Pigeon English as a fusion of English and Portuguese elements with Chinese idioms. It notes how speakers adapt the language to pronounce the letter R as a l and how double e after consonants reflects Chinese tongue challenges.
Vervain Once Holy Herb Among Ancient Nations
The herb vervain once held sacred status among great nations with its use by Persian Magi Greeks and Roman priests as they approached altars in ancient times.
Bainbridge Social News Highlights Local Visits and Events
Mrs. John Stout visited her daughter in Bainbridge to attend the Baptist Convention in New Maysville. Numerous locals attended church services, showers, family gatherings, and fairs, with many out-of-town guests and daily visits noted. The Christian Church revival led by Rev. C. E. Kelly drew hundreds, with the largest crowd on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Stout
F. C. Collings
New Maysville
Stout
Hollandsburg
Harley Miller
Wilbur Priest
Lelia Claire Hinkle
Dorothy Harris
Cleo Cowger
James Allen
Viola Lurber
Miller
Helen Anderson
Hans Anderson
Ladoga
Hattie Kelly
Greencastle
John Boswell
Margaret Nelson
Bloomingdale
The
Christian Church
C. E. Kelly
Terre Haute
Fillmore Quartet
Cross
Delco Light Plans Easy Farm Home Electricity Installations
The Delco Light Company announces an Installed-Price Plan aimed at farm homes. It offers a standard Delco Light plant with storage battery, wiring, ten ready lamps, a general power outlet, and financing with a small cash payment. The plan emphasizes fixed total cost and easy access to electricity for farmers this fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delco-Light
Delco Light Company
Shell
Delco-Light Company
Delco- Light
Community Notes From Corn Stalk Valley
Sunday visits tied to the Hunter and Tinch families with Rev Keck and others. Local gatherings included the Ruark reunion at the Christian Church basement and the third annual threshers meeting at John Webster’s home with many attendees and treats. Lloyd McGinnis is critically ill and Opal Cunningham has returned home from Putnam County Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. W. Hunter
Fred Hunter
Elbert Tinche
Keck
Putnamvilles
Oran Buis
Ruark
The
Christian Church
John Webster
Lloyd McGinnis
Opal Cunningham
Putnam County Hospital
Social Visit Pairings Highlight Maysville Sunday
Mr and Mrs Robert Buckhanna visited Sunday with Mr and Mrs Philip Kendell and Mr and Mrs George Fitzsimmons joined for Sunday dinner with T J in Maysville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Buckhanna
Philip Kendell
George Fitzsimmons
T. J
Binker Reunion Attended by Steward and Weller Families
Shackleford Ida and Laura Steward with Lulu Weller and Clyde Steward attended the Binker reunion in Indianapolis. Sunday visits included Roy Chatham Wahl Walton and their spouses in Indianapolis. C F Modlin and Jess Kendell also spent Sunday in the city. Mary Roe and daughter Edna joined Mr. and Mrs. George Lone at A M Keck’s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Roe
Edna
George Lone
A. M. Keck’s
LILLIPUT-LAND Visitors and Weekend Relatives
Local notes record a web of visits and family time across Lilliput-Land. Paul and Jane Asher returned to Gary after a vacation with home folks. Roy Herbert family Woodie Combs and wife visited Sunday. Virgil Hodgins and family from Bainbridge spent Sunday with E A Magill and family. Miss Gwendolin Herbert stayed with Miss Tea Sinclair. J S Washburn Crothersville Everette Flat Rock visited Moore family. J C Lewis and wife spent the weekend with relatives in Indian wife Harrod of With John ap. Eddie Butler of Semarj and Mrs Lafe Murphy of Illinois visited Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul and
Jane Asher
Gary
Lillie Jones
Ruby Mugg
Lillie Gray
Roy Herbert
Woodie Combs
Quincy
John Sinclair
Eddie Butler
Semarj
Lafe Murphy
Ilinois
Willie Manna
Spent
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Roy Barker
Greenwood
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Wesley Chapel
William Dodge
Lafayette
George Sands
Lyle Smith
Denver
Iowa
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James E. Smith
Smith
Ruth Rogers
Berneice Rogers
Fred Rogers
Bainbridge
S. W. Ader
Kenneth Modlin
Samuel Modlin
Mr. Modlin
Leo Buchannan
Milwaukee, Wis
Atfi
Albert Hubbard
Earl Etcheson of
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Claude Scobee
Mr. Scobee
John Scobee
Walter Ratcliff
Akron
Ohio
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Samuel Ratcliff
Albert Balch
Stanley Chadd
Indianapolis
Fred Priest
Mrs. Ashton Priest
John Gibson
Oscar Gibson
Mrs
Homer Sands
Portland
Mrs. Sands
Elmer Bain
Etta Gifford
Gifford
Reese Reeds
Chicago
J. M. Rees
Mabel Sailors
Warsaw
Miss Sailors
Lena Steel
Ray Eads
Spencer
Standard Oil
Mr. Eads
Standard of! Co
Gertrude Monnett
Farmer's State Bank
Frank Starr
Mr. Starr
Mrs. Starr
Mammoth Cave
Angola
Indiana
Pearl Trartman
Bedford
Raymond Twigg
Herbert Darnell
William Darnell
Mmss
Halle Kelly
South College Avenue
Claire Hinkle
Mary Kearney
John McCabe
Morton
Edward Stoner
Rosa Shuey
Lucile Shuey
Glen Lineberger
Quinn
Brownsville
J. M. Reeds
William Hart
Genevieve Roach
Brownsburg
Corn Stalk Valley
Neptunite
Jones-Stevens Company
Greencastle, Indiana
Lowe Brothers Paints
Lilliput-Land
Virgil Hodgins
E. A. Ma
Your Children's Health
Christie & Potter
Lig & Meg
Chesterfield
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