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Newspaper
Greencastle Herald
Location
Greencastle, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 1920
Page
2
Lieutenant Governor Samuel M. Foster Fort Wayne Auditor of State Charles R. Hughes Peru Judge Supreme Court Fifth District Francis Fe Bowser Warsaw named in recent roster of state officials.
Bridget Nagle, an Ohio native, recalls Blaric Chitown nights and the moment she lent Tom Taggart her savings to fuel his early political bid. Years later he credits that $100 gift as the first real boost to his Marion county auditor campaign and his rise in politics.
Dr Carlton B McCulloch Democratic candidate for governor is noted as one of few Hoosiers to win the Croix de Guerre in World War I He joined in 1917 as a medical corps lieutenant and rose to lieutenant colonel for evacuating a hospital during bombardment at Compiegne earning a French citation and the cross.
S A Karr a laboring man from Wicianapolis walked into Democratic state headquarters and offered six dollars for the party fund. He said there is a dollar for each family member except one high school girl Lavone, Harry, Ruby and Florence Karr. Florence is a high school student.
Jacob Goerlitz wins the red ribbon in Warrick county with his wife and six grown children registered on Saturday. The family, all straight Democrats, is celebrated by the Booneville Enquirer. Governor Goodrich defends pardon record in a speech acknowledging 1 168 releases. Warren T. McCray endorses the Goodrich administration.
Indiana state highway commission faces charges of excessive costs and overhead in road contracts. Critics cite contracts over six thousand dollars per mile, large salaries and maintenance expenses, and a costly motor transport department. Projections warn of millions in taxpayer waste as 3,600 miles are targeted for upgrade.
Specialists in fruit preservation from the U S Department of Agriculture outline accurate strawberry preserving methods for home and commercial use. The guide covers sterilizing jars and rubber rings, syrup recipes with precise temperatures, packing and sealing procedures, and boiling times for different jar sizes. It also notes the usefulness of a Fahrenheit thermometer for consistent results and describes a tested club work recipe with open kettle sugar syrup and staged cooling for color retention.
Instructions describe beating eggs with salt then adding flour to form a stiff dough. Knead until smooth, rest, roll into thin sheets, cover, and let stand twenty minutes. Roll as a jelly roll, cut into thin slices, unroll, and spread on board to dry.
Drop into boiling salted water and parboil ten minutes. Drain. Melt butter in a saucepan, add the noodles and toss until buttered. Pour in enough milk to moisten for a creamy appearance. Stir in one teaspoon finely chopped parsley and simmer until absorbed, about fifteen minutes. Add a few cloves to the cooled tea for iced flavor. high quality tea may be spoiled by additive flavors.
A Northern tourist exits at a Southern station and asks a lean local to explain the odd slang he sees. The native replies with terms like lawg and rehzobbach hawg as the tourist probes a crabby bristled animal by a scraggy oak. The exchange ends with a warning to stop foul questions or be pulled off the train.
Frederick Townsend Martin spoke at a dinner about his tuberculosis fundraising drive. He said Christmas opens hearts and pockets, noting Americans differ from Spaniards in generosity. A parable about a nobleman who defined the genuine deserving poor as those too proud to accept charity was recounted.
The Red Cross extends peace time support to soldiers still in army care nationwide. Workers provide friendly aid and teach occupations to help veterans earn a living and stay connected with families, assisting dependents and preserving home life.
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