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Newspaper
Madison Weekly Herald
Location
Madison, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1921
Page
1
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Scattered notes reveal a mix of family visits, legal tidbits, and community chatter from Madison and nearby routes. Mentions include Mrs. George Wook of Route 5 returning home, a hospital update on Dr. Miso, and references to local trustees, a college, and a county license matter.
The item notes Mirooba Gierdon of New Albans visiting Madison on business and family, mentions Rey Charles and a church leader. It describes a medical transport for treatment and a later car theft and police notification near Trinity Church on Broadway, with details unclear due to damaged text.
Local obituary notes prominent Wrimtoe County farmer John Arnett who passed away under undisclosed circumstances. Shelly Handles is named in connection with the case.
A Christmas time appeal in Indiana requests funds for Riley Hospital for Crippled and Sick Children. Donations support a holding fund to assist care for children, with ongoing appeals to protect and expand services at the hospital.
An unclear OCR page mentions Indiana entities and individuals in a legal or finance context. It references possible payments or transfers, with names like Johnna and Bob, and notes on properties or charges. The fragmentary text implies a public or court related matter involving funds and claims.
A highly distorted OCR fragment mixes phrases about a knightly order, a wall or Garand Quin, and assorted comments on Catarrh medicine from Hall’s. It also mentions elephants, India crop acreage, and unrelated disjointed lines with no coherent narrative or identifiable event.
A narrator recounts joining the Marine Corps after a casual street encounter in San Francisco. He describes a midnight escape from Marine Barracks and a chaotic pursuit, including a perilous harbor swim, a Coast Guardsman, a sentry, and a last second rescue by dawn. He faces a court-martial threat and an urgent wireless message from Mare Island.
A veteran merchant policeman was shot and seriously wounded in a bold robbery at the Rapp store early today. Police seek John Pacem, a paroled convict, in connection with the shooting.
Guidance on shaping a child’s opinions with patient teaching. Emphasizes respect for parental guidance, obedience before leadership, and consistent training. Promotes harmony with parents and peers, learning to get along and adapt to avoid conflicts.
Estimates indicate large denomination bills rarely disappear from circulation with under 0.3 percent lost. Including shinplasters, about 8 million dollars in United States notes gold and legal tender certificates have left the treasury and not been returned.
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