Flashes of Life whispers from many lands
A collage of brief vignettes from around the world and United States. Reports touch on vodka shortages in Russia, Ganna Walska in New York, Canterbury archbishop's sermons, a Boston University freshman merchant, a Paris theater fire scare, Gloria Swanson’s ancestry claim, a Boston dean dispute, Tangir Abd el Karim’s fate, U S restaurant plans, Paris fashion notes, and civic tweaks in Swampscott and Salt Lake City.
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Associated Press
Moscow
Russia
New York
Ganna Walska
Europe
Harold McCormick
Hast Bourne
Eng
Canterbury
Boston
A. R. King
Welesville
Boston University
Stockholm
Prince Wilhelm
Century Theater
Paria
Gloria Swanson
Marquis
Gloria
Theater Poatew Hester
Louisa Tufts Ford
Ewing
Tangir Abd-el-Karim
Copeland
United States
York
Paris
Siys Mingee
Sonora
Texas
Jist Biel
Abroard
Pasore
Swampscott
Mass
Coolidge Patra
Quincy
Virginia Boqoust
Salt Lake City
Jack Dempsey
Settlement Reached in Mayer Coker Case
After twelve days and daily costs of 56 pounds to Potter County, the Mayer and Coker settlement was agreed noon yesterday, to dismiss the district suit. Lawyers for Coker listed Turner Doules and Cikaou among others. details kept private. Five acts Coast Time vaudeville features at Valr theater Friday and Saturday with Talmadge in Ciranstark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Potter County
Mayer-Coler
Onuy
Mayer-Cour
Mayer and Coker
Et Properties
Poneo
Announcer Serms
Amusemant
James H. Coker
Pallan
DP. B. Tramer
Sar Worth, Lampkin and
We Anwaritte
Edward RR. Mayer
Turner
Doules Ad
Coast Time
Vaudeville Fair Theater
Materialism blamed for stunting growth of Americans
Rev. Jacob Hi. Goldner of Cleveland told the Diamond Jubilee Disciples of Christ convention in Oklahoma City that material progress has outpaced spiritual development. He warned homes suffer from economic pressure and crowded living while ministers are judged by buzzwords like “live wire” and “money getter” rather than faith.
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Associated Press
Oklahoma City
Jacob Hi. Goldner
Cleveland
Ohio
Disciples of Christ
Half Minute Interviews and Local Reflections
In Amarillo a series of brief remarks features Harry Gardner noting that the poorest bear the heaviest burdens yet shape future citizens. Judge Motlow recalls Dad Thornbury’s career from Santa Fe station to Boston city passenger agent, pleasing Amarillo friends. A fair theater event is announced for Friday and Saturday, while a resident warns against giving guns to young boys, urging adulthood and independence before ownership.
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Judge Motlow
Community reflections and local concerns in Texas
The piece captures remarks from presiding elder Lane about St. Paul's debt resolution and continued services, Mrs. Virgil Fisher hopes for safer hearing improvements in Dallas for Laura, and W. Howe emphasizes steady work and reliability as keys to success amid public debate on loafers. Earl Fuqua notes broad Texan support for the Washington Americans and antipathy toward McGraw tactics. Skate parts. 112 West Seventh
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lane
St. Paul's Church
Earl Fuqua
Texas
Giants
Marlin
McGraw
Pirates
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mr Talmadge
Ciranstark
Sendtay-Tescay
Speaker
Harry Gardner
Virgil Fisher
Laura
Dallas
W. Howe
Coast Idol
G. W. Baker
Johnson
Amarillo
Tex
Blackburn’s Funeral Home
Polk Street
H. V. Robertson & Company Accountants and Auditors
Ncame
Western
Earl Smith
E.D. Green
Taylor
Antee
Rexall
Polk
Prune, CF
Earl McNeely
Heas
Bucky Harris
Southwestern Public Service Co
Fort Worth & Denver City Railway Company
GLOBE
Gefiel
Tyler
Harrison
Edgefield
Edgefield Addition
Odom, Cotten, Turnley and Company
H. E. Knapp
I, O. Willson
T. V. Cotten
G. C. Odom
G. H. Turnley
W. W. Cox
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