Persistent Indiana Woman Organizes Sulphur Springs Club
Hortense Moore reports in the Rockville Republican how Yes Adame started the Countryside club at Sulphur Springs eight years ago, lost her teaching job, and faced defeat. Last fall she reentered the area amid Indian constitutional convention movement support, winning a warm reception and forming a successful local club with regional influence. The Advance Community Building committee is urged to take notice.
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Yes Adame
Hortense Moore
Rockville
Countryside Club
Sulphur Spring
Indiana
Adams
Sulphur Springs
Vigo County
Indianapolis
Advance Community Building Committee
Sunday School Methods in Terre Haute Churches
Journal by Sylvan Yager surveys five denominations in Terre Haute: Central Christian, Centenary Methodist, Presbyterian, Methodist Episcopal, and Congregationalist. It contrasts organized departmental structures, class leadership, and student instruction, noting orchestras at most schools and strong interchurch competition.
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Terre Haute
Impos Hd
Central Christian Church
Centenary Methodist School
Presbyterian
Christian School
Episcopal
Society Church
Church of Christ, Science
Resson
Congregationalist
Centenary
Cencesor
Nothing To Wear A Woman’s Fashion Dilemma Asks For Durable Gowns
The article critiques rapid fashion changes that strain budgets and spirits, noting many women cannot keep up. It asks why men can wear the same suit for years while women lack durable evening gowns that stay in style and usable condition. It cites Leslie’s.
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Leslie
THINK Set for Community Task Force Recalls Moral Duty
A community awakening calls for a selected committee representing three churches four lodges a commercial club and a school to act for about 1200 people. Members are urged to think deeply serve God first and make the project a success, with the Ford and NCR factory slogan THINK guiding daily conduct.
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God
Satan
Devil
Ford
National Cash Register
Persistency of Mrs Viola Adams Leads Community Club
Mrs Viola Adams of Rose dale Indiana a former Sulphur Springs teacher has fostered a large effort for community betterment. In Sulphur Springs the country side club meets biweekly in the school house. The club brings men and women of all ages for civil government discussions and current questions while youth enjoy a social hour.
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Viola Adams
Rosedale
Ind
Sulpher Springs
Sulphur Springs
Adams
Land Poor and the Case for Intensive Farming
An old German immigrant in America found value in using land efficiently. He started with twenty acres hoping to sustain his family. he later shifted to intensive farming, realizing better profitability with less land. The piece argues many farmers are land poor and overextend their plots, missing the benefits of focused cultivation. The Anderson (S C) Mail reflects on lessons from this tale about economy, profit, and prudent land use.
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Old Country
Anderson
S_ C
Your Religion Makes No Difference Potent Laxative Ad
An old newspaper ad promotes a laxative described as safe and mild with no griping. It touts vegetable-based cathartic tablets sold in candy tins priced at 10¢ 25¢ and 50¢ with boxes available.
Predicts Famine Threat in United States
Professor John M Coulter of Chicago University warns of a looming famine as population outpaces food supply. He argues for four remedies: soil science and intensive farming, region targeted crops, drought resistant varieties, and disease resistant crops to lower living costs.
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United States
Peor
John M.coulter
Department of Botany
Chicago University
Prof. Coulter
United
Avima
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Sylvan Yager
Terre Haute, Lod
Advange
Aaa
Nyal
Figsen
Currin
U.S
Lion Brand
Miller & Hart
Bowman & Son
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