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Newspaper
Greencastle Herald
Location
Greencastle, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1923
Page
2
A public notice notes rates for obituaries at $1 each and poetry at 5c per line. Cards of Thanks are 50c each. The item header lists Charles J. Arnold Proprietor and contact details for The Jackson Indianapolis newspaper.
Excerpts show Pip’s self analysis on truth telling to Joe and fear of losing his confidence. The quotes reveal self deception and cowardice as motives behind truth avoidance. A boarding house exchange mocks social eating manners and humorous editorial banter about corn on the cob.
A Duluth Herald note contends a free people endures waste of billions and scolds over a small junket describing civic tolerance for large-scale spending and critique of trivial trips.
A proverb urges daily prayer to avoid temptation, urging believers to seek guidance from the Lord. The remark highlights self awareness about argumentative tendencies and moral restraint.
A discussion notes that shrinking airplanes could lower costs, suggesting parcel post might undercut flight. A separate aphorism collection contrasts riches with poverty, praising simplicity as a freeing grace from self reflection.
A reflective note on readers summoning the mighty dead for their voices. The passage uses a conversational tone and references Danny and rich men in politics as a caution about wealth and public life.
A terse essay notes a steady talker as an example of all talk and no input. It argues virtues fade when self interest dominates, likening it to rivers that flow out but receive nothing in return.
A brief ponder on the possibility of gentle, well geared flight and the question of why a player plane should not operate with care. The text hints at multiple opinions and leaves room for practical debate about safety and performance.
A terse aphorism argues that a noble man improves through a supportive partner who helps virtues blossom into flower.
Experiments show peanut flour yielding slightly better growth in rats than meat as a protein source. Researchers compare weight gain and feed efficiency, noting peanut flour as a promising alternative for animal nutrition studies.
Detroit speaker Roy J. Snell, Arctic explorer, describes Eskimo ethics and customs. He recounts communal meat sharing after hunts, the execution of a rival by relatives, and the use of a whale gun to deter rivals, illustrating a society with strict, ritual justice.
The Christian Science Sunday School convenes on Sundays with morning worship at 10 45. A Wednesday evening testimonial meeting is held at 7 45. The Reading Room opens Wednesdays from 2 30 to 4 00 in the afternoon.
The First Baptist Church debates whether to favor the Christmas song of angels or the Bible debate this season. The morning message will answer the question. Evening program by Sunday school at 7:30. Sunday school 9:30 worship 10:30 BYPU 6:30. Auditorium complete for Christmas homecoming services.
Sunday school at 9 30 o clock with a Christmas program on Monday night. Teachers wanted and gifts will be given. Public cordially invited to attend these services.
Levi Marshall pastors the church with Sunday School at 9 30 led by Mrs E R Bartley and song leader Mrs Lueteke. Preaching at 10 40 on Lessons from the Man. Special music by C E at 6 30. Sunday School Xmas exercises at 7 30.
The College Ave M E Church presents a Christmas program with 9:15 Sunday School led by W. M. Blanchard, 10:40 Morning Worship featuring a sermon A Christmas Hope Realizable and special music by Prof. Bartlett. Junior League for ages 6 to 14 at 2:00, High School Epworth League at 6:30, and a 4:00 vesper. no evening service.
Clippinger, minister, leads Sunday School 9 30 with E E Sharp as Superintendent. J E Courtney assistant. Music by W H Evens. Student class by Donovan Fisher. College Girls Class by Mrs Longden. Morning worship 10 40 sermon Our Christmas Gift to Japan its significance. Epworth League 6 30. Evening Service 7 30 sermon The Incarnation or the Babe in the Manger. Christmas Exercises Monday night.
The Nazarene Church at 217 East Washington invites all to Sabbath School at 9 30 with Robert Barnett superintendent and Richard Whelan assistant. Preaching at 10 45 followed by sacramental service. Evening service 7 30. Prayer meeting Wednesday 7 30 Bible class Friday evening.
Victor L. Raphael. Sunday School 9 30 Morning worship 1 40 Sermon A Bringer of Good News Intermediate Christian Endeavor 6 30 Miss Helen Werneke leader Prayer meeting 7 30 Thursday Evening Young People 6 30 Leader Frel Schwanz Evening Service 7 30 Pageant The Great Light Woman's Circle Wednesday 2 30 pm.
R F Ormerod pastor leads Sunday School at 10 morning worship at 11 and evening worship at 7 30 in Brick Chapel M E Church with all members urged to attend regular services.
Cross Roads announces Christmas vacation from December 24 through the week with classes resuming December 31. Teachers and pupils attended the Fillmore operetta on December 19. The note extends holiday wishes to all Putnam County students and families.
Viennese artist Ernest Linnenkamp visiting New York reports he has received about 1500 applications from women eager to be among the 15 fairest chosen to model for his Zurich and Vienna publisher Amalthea Verlag. He is interviewing 30 to 40 beauties daily and has made a preliminary selection of five as potential finalists. He will not reveal names until the final 15 are chosen.
The speaker doubts finding a majority of beauties in New York theater circles. He notes women’s daily fashion transformations from morning gowns to evening robes, making it hard to select fifteen loveliest. Frau Linnekamp refuses to assist, joking that he created the trouble.
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