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Newspaper

Greencastle Herald

Location

Greencastle, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Sep 23, 1921

Page

4

High School Notes Elect Officers and Staff

At a Thursday meeting the Senior Class elected officers for the year and named the Annual staff and play committee. New editor in chief Kenneth Todd and business manager Byron Reeves head the staff, with Archie Dunkin as president of the athletic board and Archie Allen as senior class president. Eighteen students attended the orchestra rehearsal, an increase of six from last Monday, and Mr. Sloane praised the growing interest.

Sloane

Notice of Sale of City Time Warrant Greencastle

Sealed proposals are invited by Greencastle Indiana city for a single time warrant of 1500 dollars at 6 percent interest dated September 24 1921 and due November 15 1921. Warrant sold at par plus accrued interest. City reserves right to reject all bids. E Rupert Bartley mayor. W M McGaughey city clerk.

Greencastle Indiana E. Rupert Bartley

Running the Rhea A Patagonian hunting sport

Running the rhea in Southern Patagonia combines horse and dog chase with bolas to disable the swift flightless bird. Hunters pursue on fast mounts, throw bolas to entangle legs or wings, then overtake the bird. The rhea crouches when danger nears, aiding concealment in wind, with meat valued for larder.

Patagonia Turkey

Cradle Believed Immensely Ancient in Woolwich Home

Mrs S E Hawthorne of Woolwich Me possesses a pine cradle claimed to be over 200 years old and linked to William Phips later Sir William Phips. The family says the cradle rocked the infant Phips and ties to Woolwich’s early settlers who came from York aboard a self built schooner.

Old Town William Phips Sir William Phips Hawthorne Woolwich Phips York

Revenge, Midnight Misadventure Overtones

A professional pianist, after hours at the keys, hints at stopping. The landlady urges him to continue, noting neighbors once poisoned their cat and insisting no one should mind. The scene ends with a stubborn push to keep playing.

Six Boxes of Cheap Cigars Satirize a Marriage Mixup

A week before his birthday Ir Newed contemplates substituting six boxes of cheap cigars for dear wife’s gift of six boxes described as Ha vanas. The next day Mrs Newed explains she bought six boxes of cheap cigars for her uncle Jonas the sea captain in Salem and mailed them, noting the price of a collar per box.

Ir. Newed Jonas Salem

When Woman Wins in 1211 In Trepid General Rally

The passage depicts a female leader rallying her troops in 1211. She questions fear and armor, challenging the idea of showing weakness. The soldiers respond with a murmur that grows into a decisive, transformative moment described as wonderful and marvellous.

More Charitable Court Encounter in Repeated Hearings

A man enters the courtroom with ease and a polite smile, only to meet a stern magistrate who notes this is his seventeenth appearance. The exchange reveals a clash between familiarity and authority as the defendant quips about the judge’s long tenure.

Cadi

Siberian bread drunk at a bite claims from humid Far East soils

Reports describe alcohol like effects from bread baked with corn grown in hyper humid Far Eastern Russia where fungi on ears of corn allegedly ferment bread. A Russian resident cited as M Narrion explains the phenomenon with local climate details and cultural practices.

Siberia M. Narrion Russia Masuri

The Only Dry Place on a Wet Scottish Loch

A stingy angler on a wet Scottish loch asks his gillie for a dry place to strike a match in the boat. The gillie quips that his throat is dry enough, a quip printed by the Fishing Gazette. England 2 Soupless Country cites a cooking authority claiming England is soupless despite soup being common in English charity meals and dinners.

Gillie Fishing Gazette England

Alaska Mosquito Nuisance Harms Yearly Fishing Value

Despite cold in Alaska the mosquitoes thrive causing a nuisance. The annual fishing output in the country is valued at about 64 million dollars.

Versatile Young Man In Wanted Column

A London situation wanted notice offers a versatile candidate who claims broad knowledge from American culture to European studies. He asserts expertise in stocks deeds and legal matters, drawing and planning to scale, writing ability, and fluency in French and German, describing himself as capable, twenty five to forty five years old.

London Park Yards Australia Continent

Color Blind Giant Seeks Navy Service

Ollie Threet of Nebraska described as six feet five inches tall and 225 pounds, a former cowpuncher tired of shore life, wished to enter the navy. An examining surgeon deemed him a perfect specimen of manhood except for color blindness, which led to his rejection.

Ollie Threet Nebraska Navy Tisman Bluejacket

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Eldon C. Hill Arbhella Masten Frank Johnson Frances Forcum Archie Dunkin Archie Allen Dorothy Richards Kenneth Todd Lester Sudranski Byron Reeves Beryl O'Hair Florence H. McGaughey Winifred Boyle Ruth Kauble Donald Ellis Carolyn Foreum Ate Birgts Cease Music iMabel Haltom Aubrey Cox Gilbert Brown Ee Athletic Cornelia Allen Philip Maxwell Glidewell Miss Walls Kellogg’s Kellogg's Kelloggs Qoblogy W. M. McGaughey Detroit Ford Ford Motor Company King, Morrison, Foster Company John King Clair Robison Fillmore DELOS Don McLean Morton Maine Boston Tung Esther Nieman Monroe Street Philadelphia Central Police Court Pop Tam Jacob Nieman Alaska Central Trust Company R. L. O'Hair A. Hays J. L. Randel Allan-Lloyd Lumber Company
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