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Newspaper
Greencastle Herald
Location
Greencastle, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1920
Page
2
Public notices outline mail matter classification and office location at Greencastle Indiana. Rates apply for obituaries cards of thanks poetry lines and related notices with charges per item. Charles J Arnold publishes the Greencastle post official notices and contact details.
Hon William S Nolan, a highly regarded public figure, delivers a vigorous Americanism address titled We the People at the Chautauqua Community event. The piece highlights his strong character, practical insight, and engaging presentation as he discusses national problems. The excerpt also includes an unrelated anecdote about a boy and a recipe for calf brains.
A Bureau of Chemistry study shows dust fires extend beyond grain elevators to aluminum dust starch and fish meal. Findings suggest explosions stem from dusts once thought harmless and support cooperative prevention efforts with fire departments. The issue was discussed at the Nation Firemen's association convention in Peoria Wisconsin.
The piece recounts Jose Rizal’s life from his seven languages and reform efforts in the Philippines to his execution. It highlights his enduring legacy as a national idol and the 1806 date linked to Philippine independence sentiment, noting Rizal’s last poem My Last Farewell hidden in an alcohol lamp.
Rizal bids farewell to the Philippines and loved ones, choosing death for freedom. The speaker prays for the nation, asks for strength, and envisions a peaceful grave beneath the homeland’s memory. He pledges to endure martyrdom for his country.
Dr. D. M. Gandier of the California Anti Saloon League, fresh from the Philippines, states that all classes he met desire independence and can govern themselves. He doubts gradual steps will prove faster than full independence which he believes should come soon.
The Philippine House of Representatives used English for the first time in its proceedings. Key speakers were De Guzman Virata and another member, all University of the Philippines graduates. English instruction in public schools will continue if independence is granted. Census estimates show 70 percent literacy among Filipinos over age ten, higher than any South American country.
A humorous Parisian adage scene shows a child and Ednar Note explaining love as zero in tennis. The girl asks to learn the game but resists the court, then offers a racket and a playful serve across a fence. The moment ends with a mishap as a ball bounces toward a boy’s head.
A clipped dialogue shows a speaker testing love counts from fourteen to forty, debating who is up for a challenge. The tone shifts to possible serious matters as Jones interacts with Doe To and Noctor while Judge considers the coal shipment.
Five day sale of Northwood lots begins Friday July 2 with self service tagging. Buyers tear off a tag, then present it to a representative to deposit cash. remaining tags indicate sold status and the lot numbers. Roger W. Babson discusses responsibility and owning a home as character building in this May 1920 feature.
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