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Newspaper
Greencastle Herald
Location
Greencastle, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1920
Page
2
A compilation lists state officials including Lieut. Governor Samuel N. Foster and others, plus a series of campaign speaking events across towns from September 29 to October 5 1920. It also cites criticism of the Goodrich coal commission and references to Senator Watson Warren T. McCray and Senator Harding.
The piece recalls Albert J. Beveridge urging Indiana audiences to back Watson for six years in the Senate and to support Harding for president. It quotes Beveridge’s 1914 address listing party leaders in Maine Massachusetts Connecticut New Hampshire New York Pennsylvania Ohio Illinois and more, arguing the party’s machine control and the question of who is truly Republican.
Dr. Carlton R. McCulloch Democratic candidate for governor, long served on the Flannel House Guild board aiding colored residents of Indianapolis. The guild, modeled after Hull House, started in 1898 to improve sanitation and living conditions. his medical practice and WWI service limited further duties, but his welfare work remains praised.
A column extols personal responsibility and safety on railroads urging readers to be alert and protect life, property, and health. It condemns con artists and deceptive rhetoric while praising self reliance, prudent judgment, and the influence of good women in life’s game.
Practical household advice covers preserving lettuce, removing ink from wood, dimming bright bulbs with a Manila envelope, and decorative glassware trends. It also notes a mustard mixture trick, repurposing mashed potatoes, and a playful account of wedding customs with a note on the origin of the word chivary and a German custom of mead drinking after weddings.
The Vatican mosaic workshop uses a silica rope and plaster backing to reproduce paintings. Workers carve chunks to fill gaps and press a layered panel to create stone like surfaces. A gallery displays works for sale with pieces up to eighteen times? shared size priced around $1,000.
The text argues science and religion form separate domains. Science is defined as systemized knowledge and non religious, while religion fulfills a spiritual sense. Science cannot judge truth or fate of religious deliverances, and opposing theological claims lies beyond science’s scope.
An inspector of the gas company notes that some blind families demand intense lighting in private homes and institutions. He cites two families where both partners are blind and describes the strong preference for bright illumination despite others preferring darkness.
Before a diamond is dressed it passes through the bands of cleaver turner cutter sawyer and polisher shaping the gem. Each stage refines the rough into facets revealing form and brilliance under skilled hands and precise tools.
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