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Newspaper
Greencastle Herald
Location
Greencastle, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1919
Page
2
The notice outlines mail and carrier rates for the Daily Herald, with a Proprie tor Charles J Arnold. It lists subscriptions and single-copy prices, including weekly, monthly, and yearly options. The piece also mentions charges for cards of thanks obituaries and poetry, and notes post office handling of Second Class mail in Greencastle Indiana.
The Rock of Gibraltar, a narrow landform three miles long and less than a mile wide, has sparked wars among nations across eras. Fourteen sieges since 1589, with Christians opposing Muslims, culminating in British control from 1704 after an English capture, and remaining under the crown since.
The London Chronicle lauds Alfonso as highly educated among crowned heads. It notes his familiarity with French Italian German and English literature and his habit of carrying Goethe Schiller and Grillparzer. He translates Horace into Spanish and enjoys history and drawing.
The text discusses the shift from hatching thousands to millions of fish through artificial propagation. It notes the United States Bureau of Fisheries distributing hundreds of millions of fish in a single year, highlighting the growth of Dehevies industries driven by artificial propagation.
A silver tobacco pipe with a ten inch stem is filled by the Empress of gdepan. The bowl is small and holds only enough tobacco for two or three puffs, then the ashes are knocked out and the pipe cleaned before refilling. This process repeats many times through the afternoon.
A Missouri Pacific Railway wreck occurred as every car except one went into a ditch beside the track. The train, traveling at 25 mph, caused no serious injuries to any aboard and none of the cars were seriously damaged by the sudden stop. The cars were new and had firm steel frames.
Large cemeteries employ a censor to bar unseemly inscriptions on gravestones. Atheists sometimes arrange for blasphemous carvings in their wills, but the censor ensures the cemetery remains properly decorous by preventing desecration.
The Wesleyan Methodist Church records its largest membership increase in over twenty years, with about 27,000 more members than last year. The revival in Wales is a major factor, according to British Weekly.
The King Edward Coin remains popular among West African natives who refuse to accept coins without King Ra Ward’s profile. They believe Queen Victoria’s image could be issued by the Bridieh government in place of the king’s likeness.
Fragmentary OCR notes discuss ancient dolls from Assyrian ruins and Syrian girls clay toys, then shift to 18th century notices about Stoll and a minister, with genealogical dates. The piece then surveys Commonwealths, US states and the term commonwealth, noting Massachusetts used the title since 1636.
In Iresex England the fly of the talley recalls a St Leonard battle with a tsigem. The hely man fights the monster three days, wounds he sustains, and upon ground the Dhowel ripens into Vilies of the valley. In France the valley’s origin is linked to the Virgin's tears and a city sprung therefrom.
The Maine blueberry hand average profit is said to be strong as no fertilizer or elevation is required. The crop offers a quick, profitable return. Washington County features wide blueberry areas from Porcupine Mountain east toward Skechiak Hill with substantial production. Several factories are developing to process the berries.
A brief note suggests that birds deviate far north of their usual routes due to rare cyclone storms. The article describes counterclockwise turns and how the storm’s path can push birds away from shore before they gradually return toward familiar grounds, depending on weather luck.
A historical note states that English speakers reached about one hundred and twenty million, far fewer than those speaking French, German, Italian, or Spanish, and roughly half as many as speakers of Germanic languages, Russian, or related tongues. The text discusses the changing linguistic landscape and relative counts among major languages.
Progressing Rapidly. for the fourth time a new baby had arrived at the home of Roberts sister Notlie. When informed of the event one of his aunts told him an impressive line about him becoming a big brother. The little fellow replied: "Goodness me. If things keep on like this I’ll have to be home longer."
A fragment describes a child yearning for an apple but growing sleepy as her grandfather helps her rest. Her eyelids droop yet she smiles and whispers a wish about the evening hinges, reflecting a simple, hopeful moment from the past.
The passage notes that the selo Yonglog is the most common musical form, appearing from primitive folk songs to complex opera and oratorio traditions. It emphasizes its ubiquity across chorehaste, operas, orateria, wuchgrass, part songs, and spoons in various cultural expressions.
Children Marie and Helen play house when Rath joins. They resist her presence and finally assign her as the maid for the day, a lighthearted moment from the Nebraska Awgwan.
A Forbes Magazine quip notes that when in a fix swearing may get you farther than swearing, highlighting a tongue in cheek take on language and persuasion.
An introspective note praising a humble temple as a favorite place connected with Halles, reflecting simple reverence and quiet personal value. The piece presents a concise, poetic mood emphasize devotion and everyday shrine-like significance.
Washington Special The minority on the Senate Foreign Relations Committee presented a report opposing amendments and reservations to the peace treaty and league covenant. It warns such changes would ruin the treaty, force new negotiations, and delay world peace while demanding ratification without alterations to sustain international credit and European recovery.
A long list of disbursements from Sentinel Pty. Co. and Elliott-Fisher Co. shows payments to sheriffs deputies, health officials, teachers, and public utility costs. Amounts include 86.00 for M. D. and health board expenses, 223.52 in combined items, and numerous smaller sums to individuals and firms such as drug suppliers, gas and electric services, repairs, and bridge work, with entries dated through September 13.
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