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Newspaper
Monticello Herald
Location
Monticello, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1922
Page
8
Fragmentary OCR text mentions names like Mrs Stewart and Miss Gero but provides no clear events or dates. Readers are left with scattered fragments of people and locations without a discernible story or outcome.
Local resident report recalls a rough night with noisy crowds near Rossville. The piece mentions cheap meat, grocery items, and a small store at Jara Paria near Rossville, with notes about street activity and nearby landmarks.
Severy residents attended church and Sunday school at Pewee Chapel. Families gathered with relatives at home and nearby parks for social visiting. Local youths participated in community activities including a card party and a small gathering at the park with siblings visiting.
A historical notice describes osteopathic manipulation to relieve nerve pressure and restore health. It also announces a Hughes Cemetery cleanup day on Thursday, June 5, inviting interest from readers and noting Stephen J. Boze as president of Wolcott Brick & Drain Tile Company.
The passage recounts Taub Ady and Chaytown Andrews Sheed on a journey from Urea to Kalgan where their engine ran dry. They faced hunger and a roving caravan, trading for makeshift fuel and Mongol cheese as Mrs. Andrews sacrificed cold cream to feed the crew.
Last Friday a son was born to Mr and Mrs Memminger of Lake Flora Italy. The mother formerly Miss Mabel Dibell.
Special from Burnettsville reports the death of Mrs Tonal Fry at the family home south of Burnettsville Saturday night after a long illness. Born April 20, 1863, she was 49. Survived by husband, one daughter Susie Root of Ment Worenci Michigan, and her father Armanda Shull. Funeral held at home Tuesday. interment Cedarville Cemetery with Rev G O Heeter of the Presbyterian church at Heil officiating.
The piece reviews the introduction of American gold coinage in 1702 including eagles and half eagles, mentions totals of gold pieces minted to date, and traces the eagle’s historical origins from the thirteenth century in Ireland to ancient empires and modern nations, noting various standards and emblems.
A fragment from the New York World examines social rules for a young woman visiting a home for a dance. It weighs whether she should enter, call later, or seek permission, noting the couple's autonomy and the evolving etiquette for courting.
A memorial service at the Presbyterian church honored the Chalmers deceased with a formal program. Rev Ragan delivered an address to a large audience, with a choir and instrumental numbers by local women and men. Afterward veterans accompanied by a crowd procession to the cemetery for closing ceremonies.
The passage defines laughter as a sudden joy from others flaws or self-praise, marking pusillanimity in those fixated on others' defects. It contrasts sudden dejection from lost hopes or external aids, noting women and children as more vulnerable, and says great minds aid others rather than mock. It cites Hobbes Leviathan.
Mary Irwin of Reynolds Indiana advertises baby chicks of the Thompson strain including barred rocks and white leghorns, priced per hundred. Buyers urged to order now to raise stock for eggs and profits. note about limited numbers and at home purchase. Also includes unrelated quotes and anecdote about Emerson and a Mary remark.
Freckles' Barry performs at the Strand this Friday and Saturday presenting a period style show. The engagement features classic songs and comedy in a vintage nightclub setting.
The article explains how port and starboard terms arose from maritime practice. It notes that starboard originally meant the right side from the ship’s early steering, while larboard became port from German. Confusion in speech over weather and gestures led to shifts, with port later associated with wine.
Local Herald offers advertising space claiming the largest circulation in White County. Businesses can reach broad audiences through print inserts and online placements. Availability includes weekly issues and special editions with regional distribution.
Dr Edwin B. Miller of the University of Pennsylvania describes a sterilization sequence for delicate cutting tools using ten minutes in pure carbolic acid followed by rinsing, 15 minutes in 95 percent alcohol, then sterile water. A sterile gauze pad sits at the tray bottom to keep tools orderly.
H. C. Johnson & Son advertises in Herald Want Ads urging farmers to consult them before securing farm loans dated November 3, 1911. The brief notice promotes local lending services and ad results.
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