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Newspaper
Monticello Herald
Location
Monticello, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1922
Page
3
Citizens' Training Camp Opens For Young Men
Government offers a month long camp with all expenses paid including transportation uniforms gear food and medical care. Final selections will be made by the Commanding General Ft Benjamin Harrison Indiana and addressed to Sith Division Headquarters 408 Federal Building Indianapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Viele Sara
Prdobe
Ventne
Maire
Ganeng
Ft. Benjamin Harrison
Ind
Sith Division
Federal Building
Indianapoli
The Ubiquity of Painting Through the Ages
The article traces painting as a universal pleasure from ancient times to modern days The practice is linked to preservation and beauty and cites examples from Xenophon’s wife to seventh century wooden carriages Egyptian mummy cases and Roman ship varnishes illustrating early use of paints and varnishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Sun
Xenophon
Dog Oil Medicine Described by 16th Century Surgeon
The excerpt cites Ambroise Pare in 1540 detailing a balmy dressing for gunshot wounds using young whelps earth and Venice turpentine. It references the London Pharmacopoeia listing a compound described as dog oil with ingredients such as newborn whelps earthworms wine and turpentine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ambroise Pare
Powis
Turin
Venice
London
Dignified Protest and Provoked Replies
A story describes a loyal yet troubled servant who defends himself against unjust accusations while noting his responsibility for the true matter. Kentucky farmer J A White claims Tanlac gave him power to beat his hands shucking corn. Monticedo Drug Co. lt
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. White
Kentucky
Tanlac
Monticedo Drug Co
New Indiana power map aids utility planning and location decisions
The United States Geological Survey releases a three scale map of Indiana detailing power stations and transmission lines of public utility companies. It outlines the Boston to Washington region study showing small plants can buy energy rather than generate it, with maps now available for distribution at 50 cents each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
United States Geological Survey
Department of the Interior
Geological Survey
New York
Peensylvania
Massachusetts
Rhode Peland
Connecticut
Maryland
Delaware
District of Columbia
Vermont
New Hampshire
New Jersey
Virginia
Maine
West Virginia
United States
Boston- Washington
Boston
Washington
Hobblebush the hobbling New England tree
The hobblebush or wayfaring tree trails its branches to touch the ground and root. Its spring blossoms form ivory white wheel-like clusters, followed by large green leaves in summer and garnet red foliage in autumn. Berries appear crimson along the bloom sites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England
Christian Science Monitor
Beetle Trials in Medieval Savoy Vineyards
From Memoires de la Societe Royal Academique de Savoie a curious record notes beetle ravages in St. Judian vineyards around 1444 and 1487. Judges hear counsel, decide vines to be respected while beetles face penalties, assessors report favorably, yet the fate of the document remains unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Societe Royal Academique de
Court Age
Unwitting Criticism on Town Parade Posters
A noisy scene in London features well meaning youths marching with placards near a small chip stall. One sign exhorts religious values while another questions the justice of a local authority. The scene ends with a market vendor's potato stall distractingly placed in view.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fawe Fry
London
Looking Ahead and Society Quips in Punch Style
The note muses on gifting a cigarette case to a fiancée who does not smoke. A joke about returning gifts follows a line about a fiancée likely ending the engagement to reclaim presents. A brief aside imagines electricity washing linen and customers tearing buttonholes themselves in future shops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wedmere
Gayboy
Lom Don
No Man Is Stronger Than His Stomach
Taniac promises stomach strength in an ad for Monticello Drug Co. The brief notice highlights the product and the local pharmacy selling it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taniac
Monticello Drug Co
Flowers For All Purposes Inadvertent Flower Advice Satirizes Gag Ads
A Philadelphia Retall Ledger piece quotes a florist lampooning flower gifts by listing cheeky, risqué pairings such as love nosegay with skunk cabbage and tiger lilies for passion. The satire targets promotional language and the overblown way advertisers push sentiment through blooms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Retall Ledger
Philadelphia
Diary Clash Sparks Mother's Read of Ruths Notes
Ruth aged near nineteen keeps a diary and clashes with her tolerant mother over rules. After a quarrel Ruth writes of nightly dances and meetings with a secret Romeo, which mother discovers by turning the diary pages to read the last entries. Short shorthand notes reveal more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth
Efiolizh
Renmin
Llie
Pote
New York
Mother
Daughter
Hush
Drama Democracy and the Reach of Great Plays
Brander Matthews argues drama is inherently democratic since it speaks to the people yet remains high art. He cites Hamlet and Tartuffe as popular yet masterful works and notes modern writers tailor themes to appeal to distinct audience tastes without sacrificing quality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shakespeare
Moliere
Hanlet
Ipodern
Hinger
Stuafier
Brander Matthews
Rubber and Maple Sugar Paratel on Rubber Cultivation
A discussion compares rubber tree varieties in the tropics with maple trees in the United States. It notes only about 40 to 50 of about 1000 varieties yield commercially viable rubber sap and warns cultivators that rubber plants may thrive in similar soils yet lose sap production. It emphasizes the need for expert knowledge in rubber culture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tropics
Citted
Largest coin world bearing ancient exchange values
A fragment describes a massive coin, about square inches in size, stamped with worth in dalers and dating to early centuries. It notes nations and periods amid a legendary collection valued in the millions, though current value is not stated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barren Zerbe
Sweden
Charles ML Pusgarrt
Confession Dilemma in Domestic Advice Column
A Milwaukee columnist urges husbands to confess faults to wives but questions how to handle a wife who begins revealing faults first. The piece frames the dilemma as a test of marital honesty and communication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Notice to Heirs and Creditors Roan De
Roan De estate proceeding gives notice to heirs and creditors to present claims by set deadline. Local court requires filing of debts and interest in writing with the clerk of court. Notice serves to protect channeling claims and settlement timelines.
Notice to Heirs and Creditors in Ellen Madlung Estate
In White Circuit Court April Term 1922 notice to heirs creditors and legatees of Ellen Madlung deceased. They must appear September 1 1922 to show cause why final settlement of Charities Madlung administrator should not be approved and to prove heirship or claim to estate. Palmer and Marvin attorneys for estate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Ringelsen
White Circuit Court
Michiel Haingelsen
Iite-Este
Cas
Augusta Ringeise
Ellen Madlung
Madlung
Charles Madlung
Palmer & Marvin
Attys
Circuit Court
White County
Indiana
Mary Mc Ollum
Samuel A. Carson
Hannah T. Scott
Edward A. Scott
Adid
Notice of White County bond sale for highway improvement bonds
The White County Treasurer announces a public sale at 10 am June 14 1922 at the county treasurer’s office Monticello Indiana to the highest cash bidder for 15000 in highway improvement bonds bearing 5 percent interest payable semi annually for ten years. Bonds dated April 11 1922 will be issued in twenty equal 3650 amounts. First bond due May 15 1922 with subsequent payments every six months. Bond issue funds to construct and improve a county line road petitioned by Judson Eldridge et al between Cass Township White County and Van Buren and Indian Creek Townships Pulaski County Indiana. Bids may be rejected. BLOB STEELY Treasurer of White Counts nd Qe
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White County
State of
Indiana
Court House
Monticello
Board of Commissioners of
Judson Eldridge
Cass Township
van Buren
Indian Creek
Pulaski County
Notice of Improvement Resolution for Illinois Street Monticello
Public notice from Monticello Indiana White County invites property owners and others to attend a council hearing on June 20 1922 at 8 p m to decide if the proposed improvement of Illinois Street from its south end to the north end of Sald Street will yield benefits equal to the estimated cost. James Y Stephenson city clerk seals the notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Illinois Street
Monticello
White County
Indiana
Sald
City of
Monticelte
Ptinois Street
Hinois Street
Cty
James Y. Stephenson
Main Street
Broadway Street
Common Council
Montierro
County of
White
Michael Renek
Union Township
Monticelo
Petition for public tile drain in Honey Creek Township Indiana
In White County Indiana commissioners court the petition of George H Diener and others seeks establishment and construction of a public tile drain along described route intersecting Levi Reynolds ditch near the southeast quarter and continuing to an open ditch in the northwest quarter of section 24. The filing names multiple owners likely affected and a docket date of July 3 1922 with attorney L D Carey representing petitioners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George H. Diener
Honey Creek Township
White County
Indiana
Ofice of the Auditor
Towit
Levi Reynolds
Twentyseven
Commissioners’ Court
Board of Commissioners
Said
S. W. Myers
I. R. Snyder
Chas. H. Gladden
Edward Tate
Henry Godenrath
Margaret R. Diener
Mary Gladden
Harry C. Eddy
Isabel Myers ' Peete
L. D. Carey
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Automobile Owners
Lomer
Supreme Auto Oil
The
Monticello Tire Shop
Monticello Delphi
HOG Insurance
B. Dursett
Henry Insurance Agency
WS Henry
John S. McBeth
T. E. Gorman
Childers
Reeder ‘Wrucking Co
Tlox
Eagle “Mikado
Eagle Pencil Company
Citizens’ Training
Tadi- Chad
Marie Andrew
Wiswoafon
Mamma
Sul Says
Tio
Sand
Romeo
Noe
Drama Democratic
Fletcher
Banks
Mike
Rey
Fithy
White, Carroll
Cass
Pulaski Counties
Delphi
Winamac
Logansport
G. A. Stephan
Exibalmer
Motor Equipment
White Circuit Court of
Johns
Cera
Geo. W. Kassabaum
Atees
Roan de
Augusta Reingeisen
Ware Executrix
Haniey & Hauiey
Tippecanoe Building
Monticello, Ind
Warnal T. Scotts
C. R. Cowger
Sane EL Merritt
Walter KL Rich
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