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Newspaper
Madison Weekly Herald
Location
Madison, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1921
Page
2
Madison column details marriage licenses for Hubert Shadday and Edith Dema Ree, travel notes for Mrs. Stanley and Mrs. Jett, and funeral plans for Mrs Temperly. Also reports divorces, estate settlements, guardianship filings, and property distributions, with several residents traveling or visiting relatives.
Garfield speaks of truth erasing abuses and exposing them to sunlight. The note mentions legends of Alexander the Great buried in a gold coffin, underscoring mythic images surviving through time.
Fragmentary text claims onions are the oldest and most aristocratic vegetable. It mentions tears, obelisks, and slaves in an unclear antique context with strange terms and malformed phrases.
At 10 o'clock a formal ceremony in Jefferson County celebrated the end of Judge Francis Marion Griffiths six year term. Judge Roberts took the bench and the bar expressed appreciation for Griffiths service, praising his learning, fairness, and leadership while pledging cooperation to Roberts as his successor. Remarks from many lawyers and a final adjournment followed.
Mrs Frank Geyman longtime Wirt road resident died at home after a long illness. She was born in the county and lived here all her life. Survived by husband two children from a former marriage and several siblings. Remains taken to her North Madison home for calling hours and funeral.
The mountains do not change, only our point of view shifts as we behold their enduring beauty. They are earth’s crust and light’s color, yet each peak presents a wondrous view alike to every observer.
A sequence names numeric magnitudes in increasing order from units to decilons, detailing units tens hundreds thousands millions billions trillions quadrillions quintilions sextillions septili ons octillions nonitions and decilons as successive steps. The list outlines how numeric naming progresses across large-scale values.
The Dallas News questions whether perceived doom reflects actual decline or simply greater information flow, weighing moral concerns against media framing and public awareness in a period of rapid communication gains.
The remains of Paskel P. Bell of Co. I 125th Infantry who fell in France on October 9, 1918 arrive in Madison on the noon train and go to Haigh's chapel. Accompanied by Sergeant Phelan from Columbus Barracks the body is to be buried at Bedford Kentucky Cemetery at 11 o'clock tomorrow with Rev. Vincent of Milton Baptist Church in charge and Battery E firing squad giving military honors at the grave.
Judge elect Edward S. Roberts took the oath today as required by law. Clerk of the Jefferson Circuit Court Harry E. Nichols administered the oath and is a personal friend of the new judge.
A garbled quotation reflects a character named Uncle Eben arguing that a man remains useful while alive. The text juxtaposes a claim about human usefulness with a stray line about padlocks, referencing ancient Egypt and China in a scattered, unclear snippet.
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