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20 Feb 1919
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Madison Weekly Herald in Madison, Indiana
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Newspaper
Madison Weekly Herald
Location
Madison, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 20, 1919
Page
1
Notable Local Figures Gather for a Funeral and Community Notices
An extensively garbled clipping records a funeral gathering for a prominent resident George Washington Nichols and mentions various local families, merchants, and community roles. The text alludes to a long list of neighbors, shops, and civic duties with scattered names and places, signaling a dense social notice page.
The Dolt by Arline A Macdonald
Funeral services for Charles Roth highlighted by a somber gathering of family and friends. The service, led by Rev Montgomery, took place on Walnut Street with interment in the local cemetery. A quart er of a hundred attendees paid respects to the decedent in Brocksbury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Roth
Aris
Andrew Woui
Fily
North
Walnut Street
Former Madisonian Dies in North Manchester Ind
Mr No AL Rieth of east Second street received a noon telegram announcing the death of his wife's sister Mrs Melissa Fitch in North Manchester Indiana. She died at 1 30 Tuesday morning in her 76th year after being blind for 18 years. She was born and raised in Madison and leaves several grown children and her sister Mrs Klein at her bedside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
No AL Rieth
East Second St
North Manchester
Ind
Melissa Fitch
Decedent
Madison
Klein
Little Dan Cupid ends a tale of recovery and gratitude
In a small town a mother named Sue recalls the救 rescue of her child Dan after an illness and a hospital stay. The doctor, Mrs Bee, and neighbors all aid, with Dan’s recovery leading to a grateful reunion at home. Sue reflects that loving one’s neighbor proved key to their salvation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ialberigg
Espn
Bro
Ste
Dector Ty
Sue
Mrs. Be
Dan
Little Dan Cupid
Harvest From Under Ocean Aids Fertilizer Claims
The report describes ocean bed organisms and harvesters producing a substance claimed to enhance crop growth. It notes increased sedimentation and nutrient release, with speculation on a large scale usable fertilizer. Names and precise locations are unclear due to damaged text.
Paper substitute for burlap in sacks tested in Massachusetts
Massachusetts mills report a new burlap substitute made from Swedish pulp and another fiber. The substrate shows a tensile strength near 120 pounds compared with 90 pounds for standard burlap, while the tested samples measure about nine by ten inches and several inches deep in early trials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miassachusetts
Hns
New Bedford Standard
New Textile Material Promises Major Industry Shift
A new textile named Textilit is claimed to rival 23 of the largest Gernot Taetories and may impact the textile industry. It contains no paper thread, uses a single fiber twisted together, and reportedly yields products indistinguishable from traditional fabrics in strength and feel. The material is said to enable weaving and sewing of various webs while offering strong durability.
Courtroom Quip Highlights a Dyspeptic Witness
In Judge Woods court the witness offered vague testimony while the Los Angeles Times and Herald report a comic moment. The judge scolded with the remark Cold feet and hot words as the man admitted confusion about incompatibility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judge Woods Court
Los Angeles
The Ball That Changed a Boss and His Secretary
Gladys, a secretary, schemes to finish late letters at work to attend a ball, then stages illness to gain overtime. Jack Willard, her employer, sees her drive and later apologizes after romantic entanglement grows. He gifts a diamond ring as their relationship deepens and they plan a future together.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gindra
Otelock
Gladys
Raine
Glavestone
Heron Work Plover
Jack
Jack Willard
Eliner de and the Ford Motor Company vignette
Fragmentary passage notes Henry Ford and Edsel Ford with the Ford Motor Company. Mentions payments, a six day week, and a salary of about six dollars per week. References career control and family links amid unclear context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edsel Ford
Plenty
Cori
Cowie
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