Word: greenly
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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United States Notes (Green-backs). Issued in denominations...
...designs will have a uniform back of green scroll work (without pictures) for each denomination. The faces of the notes will have uniform designs for each denomination with portraits ($1, Washington; $5, Lincoln; $10, Jackson; $20, Cleveland; $50, Grant; $100, Franklin; $2, Jefferson, if issued). The designs will be the same for all varieties, except for the proper legends on each. But for the convenience of the banks in distinguishing between kinds the seals, sequence numbers, letters, etc., will be overprinted in color. The Greenbacks will be overprinted in green; the Silver Certificates in blue; the Federal Reserve Notes...
Until Mr. Halsell's score, Frederick Snare of Garden City (L. I.), President of the Association and 1922 champion, led the field with 161. An extra putt at the 36th green cost Alexander H. Revell of Old Elm (Chicago) a tie with Mr. Snare for second place...
...unworthy of an athletic nation and as a miserable exercise for able-bodied men in the prime of youth and health and strength. There are few more depressing spectacles than that of a large crowd of the flower of both sexes watching two Herculean youths lying on a putting green endeavoring to ascertain the easiest means of poking a stationary little ball into a relatively large...
Died. Mrs. Nancy Green, 89. " Aunt Jemima," whose name decorates boxes of the pancake flour put up by the Aunt Jemima Mills Co. of St. Joseph, Mo., in Chicago, in an automobile accident. She first publicly demonstrated her skill with a pancake turner at the Chicago World's Fair...