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Madison Weekly Herald

Location

Madison, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 24, 1920

Page

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Madison Herald Busy Social Notes Include Local Visits

Madison June edition reports visits of Phillip Miller from Hannitas Mo to Camp Custer and Charles Lingets, Mrs. Snyder, and Misses Krue dett with relatives. Edward Bodam and son James return to Richmond after visiting Mrs Bodam. Local travelers and extended visits fill the community page with greetings and movements.

Phillip Miller Hannitas Madisensva Charles Is Haanel Etotia Bate Creek Mion Sa Cner Camp Custer Estas Miller Irwin Furnish Crear Charles Lingets Doling Synder Merby Edward Bodam James

Fragmentary note on Broadway tag record and race events

A garbled OCR fragment mentions Broadway tag records, a creek, a heat sequence, and names or initials. It hints at a track or athletic event with unclear details and no coherent outcomes or dates.

Unclear OCR text about government interest and senate update

Fragmentary report references death by action and notes on government interest owed next year. Mentions Secretary Lloustum informing the senate and a Herald reference. No clear event date, person, or location is extractable.

Pye Lloustum Senate

iZAL Filipino Martyr: Remarkable Poem Attributed

Fragmentary text praises iZAL as a Filipino martyr and mentions a remarkable poem. The readable passages reference poetry, letters, and religious imagery, with scattered phrases about duty, conscience, and destiny. No clear event date, location, or identifying individuals are established.

Izal

Farewell Ode Echoes from a Final Soldier's Deathbed

A long wail of sorrow chronicles a soldier's farewell to his homeland and companions. The speaker fondly mentions loved ones, fallen comrades, and a hope for peace, ending in gratitude for friendship and faith as he faces death.

New Gardener Tale Probes Martha in South Florida

Tom Tokes, returning incognito to Martha's town in Florida, takes a hired gardener post near Martha Cary's home. Disguised as Jim Blake, he hopes to see Martha while guarding his secret. A chance reunion under a garden bush reveals their tangled past and a budding romance.

Trowes Tate Martha Phe Tory Everalls Marthi Fate Tom Abe Cary Rous Tawlig Vofcee Tie

Filipino Legislators Debate in English in House

The Philippine House of Representatives held its first English language debate with speakers Benito De Guzman and Viruta among the principal debaters. All were University of the Philippines graduates and English schooling will persist if independence arrives. A census estimate notes seventy percent literacy among Filipinos over ten years old, higher than any South American nation.

United States Insular Affairsa Bureau Messrs. Benitez de Guztinan Virutu University of the Philippines Innglish Philippines Pilippines South Amerbean

Filipinos Favor Independence Says Observer

An observer, Mr Gundter, Asperincenadest of the Californio Ante Saleen Teacue, reports meeting varied island groups and finds a broad drift toward independence. He believes Filipinos can govern themselves and will develop political conscience, noting independence may come in some form and should come soon.

Fiograenthy Phoippines Sant Independence Gundter Asperincenadest Californio Ante Saleen Teacue Pico Pyche Islands Tam America

Theory of Earth Formation Shapes and Continent Rise

The piece explains a tetrahedral earth formation theory where the globe under pressure tends to triangular facets. It claims water flows to flat surfaces, causing continents to project as corners, matching global land water distribution. The theory links spherical collapse to landmasses rising above seas.

Philosophical Thought on Hill Climbing in Old Automobiles

A friend recalls youth when he could climb hills without effort and with little warning. He notes aging slows him, requiring more power, yet asserts he can still make the grade and will not worry as long as able.

Ponce

Hiring the Cook. Wife-Good references might fail

A light exchange from the Houston Chronicle reflects a humorous domestic moment about questioning a cook's references. The wife urges caution while the husband dismisses the idea, insisting references might not guarantee quality.

Houston Chronicle

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