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Newspaper
Greensburg Standard
Location
Greensburg, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1922
Page
5
Mrs. Jean Oshibtie Bull of Whitford Pennsylvania becomes the first woman named to the alumni trustee post at the University of Vermont. The piece notes ermine fur from the mountain weasel and mentions Thermopolis Wyoming hosting the largest hot springs in the world.
A drugstore advertises Freezone as a painless corn remover. It claims instant relief by dropping on the affected corn, allowing it to be lifted away with fingers. The bottle costs a few cents and targets hard corns soft corns and corns between toes without soreness.
Ex Kaiser Wilhelm lives a quiet life at Haus Doorn in Holland while rumors persist he plots to restore Hohenzollern rule. Visitors include German military men professors and clergymen as he gardens and tends a new floral program amid talks of a future monarchy.
In Indianapolis on June 21 charges emerged that financiers corralled disabled veterans before President Harding for pay and photo opportunities as part of a protest against a soldier bonus. The American Legion and Disabled American Veterans movements are cited, with a letter from Robert M. Smyth of Cincinnati backing the claim and noting the magazine quote that a bonus would not affect government care for disabled veterans.
The Eregt Memorial in France honors American nurses who died in World War I. Dedic iated May 12, the 102nd anniversary of Florence Nightingale's birth, the modern hospital training school offers dormitory alternatives, a library, and demonstration rooms. Funds came from major nursing associations and the American Red Cross, with Clara D. Noyes pivotal in financing and serving on the board.
An advertisement touts a lemon based skin bleach using two lemons and Orchard White, creating a quarter pint lotion. It promises a "sweetly fragrant" mix that lightens face neck arms and hands daily, claiming stage beauties use it for a soft fair complexion without irritation.
Rushville Ind June 21 Carl Murphy a Milroy truck driver and his wife Mrs Murphy were injured Sunday night when their loaded hog truck was forced into a ditch north of Shelbyville by an unnamed passing machine. Mrs Murphy suffered a scalp wound and Mr Murphy facial cuts as hogs remained unharmed and the truck sustained windshield damage. The couple were treated in Shelbyville and later returned to Milroy.
The residence of Emily Hen drick deceased at 224 E North St will be sold by the under signed on June 21 1922 with immediate possession. Appraised at 1800 00 the property goes to the highest bidder. Bids accepted up to the sale date. Dwelling piped for gas and connected to Zoller Gas Co sewer.
Enoch Jordan a Hartsville area farmer was dragged twenty feet by a runaway horse while leading a mare. His previously paralyzed left arm regained movement after the incident, with elbow bending freely and fingers able to grasp. Doctors had given little hope for recovery before this sudden improvement.
Washington june 20 the president nominated William B Thornley Republican to be post master at Jeffersonville Ind civil service announces July 18 as the date for postmaster examinations for twenty five Indiana towns including Alexandria Noblesville Tipton Angola Attica Bedford Boonville Cannelton Clinton Corydon Danville Decatur Delphi Edinburg Franklin Lawrenceburg Ligonier Madison Mount Vernon Port Edo Port lard Princeton Rockport Rockville Salem Tell City.
Classified notice offers a property for sale named Jack Kendall cesiemne covering seven acres on East First Street. Bargain price is claimed to attract buyers with emphasis on a daily rates column and Barringer advertising contact.
Providence claims a historic first as the United States' inaugural city to establish open air schools. The initiative focused on improving student health through outdoor classrooms and fresh air inspired by early 20th century reform efforts.
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