Last of the carvers of totem poles at Tulalip
William Shelton heads the Tulalip Indian reservation school in Washington and works on a giant totem pole his life work. He has logged about 8,000 hours on a 84 foot tall pole designed to tell the Snohomish tribe history. The piece will rise six feet in diameter and remain a living record of clan crests and stories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Shelton
Tulalip
Wash
Shelton
Wfe
Washington
Philadelphia
Sam
War and Future of Art in World War I
Agnes Repplier notes art’s vast impact from the war while observers doubt immediate new inspiration. Yet the era’s fervor could revive culture, Rodin suggesting that blood washed soil may yield a renewed, sublime art.
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Agnes Repplier
Art and Life
New York
Pennell
Milk Use Split Across Dairy Products in the United States
The industry shows 43.1 percent of milk as liquid milk, 41 percent for butter, 4.8 percent for calf feed, 5 percent for cheese, 8.7 percent for ice cream, and 2.9 percent for condensed milk. The U S has about 23 million dairy cows while Europe lost about 22 million cows in recent years.
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United States
Europe
Lament of a Doughboy Laughs at Lost French Words
A Birmingham Age-Herald quip notes a former doughboy eight months out of the army and forgetting nearly all his French. He recalls knowing about six words, a light jab at wartime memory fading.
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Birmingham Age-Herald
Tobacco Split: Cigarettes Dominate Usage
According to data, 77 percent of tobacco consumed in the country becomes cigarettes, 20 percent is smoked in pipes, and 8 percent in cigars.
Lesson for July 4 David and the Giant
In 1 Samuel 17 David faces Goliath as Saul and Israel doubt. David refuses Saul's armor, trusts God, and defeats the Philistine. Saul grows jealous. David rises in favor, then faces courtly danger while remaining discreet and faithful.
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David
David and the
Giant
Interchurch World Movement Faces Massive Debt and Failure
The Interchurch World Movement appears to have collapsed financially with multi‑million dollar debt at its central HQ and no viable program. Critics say its broad denominational scope and emphasis on cost cutting over prayer and sacrifice doomed the effort, despite support from friendly religious journals.
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Interchurch World Movement
Interchurch Movement
Interchurch
Organic
Treasuries
Christ With the Disciples Forty Days Teaching the Kingdom
A quotation attributed to Bishop Westcott notes that Christ remained with the disciples for forty days and spoke to them about the Kingdom of God. It argues that if the Apostles could not have deceived others, it is unlikely they were deceived themselves.
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Christ
Bishop Westcott
Master of Circumstances in Faith and Courage
A meditation on how belief and bravery empower individuals to shape outcomes. The piece asserts that true mastery of life comes from inner resolve and steadfast faith, enabling action despite external challenges.
Rise of the B Y P U Movement at Greenville Convention
C C Coleman celebrates the B Y P U movement entering a new era as South Carolina churches are urged to mobilize large delegations. He calls on pastors to unleash trained leadership and train for kingdom tasks, praising the convention's impact on young people.
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Greenville
South Carolina
Voice of Christ
C. C. Coleman
The
Baptist Courier
Rescue Home Women Keep In Touch With Girls
Out of Love Club members from Salvation Army Rescue Homes meet monthly in 23 cities. They share problems and progress, support inmate girls, and help graduates start independent lives. The program aids 85 percent of graduates and is funded by a Home Service Fund appeal May 10 to 20.
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Salvation Army
Army
Salvation Army Rescue Homes
Town Pride Sparks Local History Tour
Traveler complains about quiet town while Uncle Eben explains town pride. Joe Summers found a guide book, revealing that the tanery swamp is a mountain tarn, Simmons' stone quarry a precipice, Bill Moodder's beer house a wayside inn, and the area full of historical antidotes.
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Eben
Joe Summers
Tanery
Simmons
Bill Moodder
Prisoner Answers on Poultry with Courthouse Wish for Time
A magistrate questions a prisoner about chickens in possession. The prisoner pleads for time to think and is refused, yielding a fourteen day delay as the magistrate insists.
Interchurch Leaders Lean on Money Over Prayer
The excerpt criticizes Interchurch leaders for relying on money rather than prayer, noting donations reportedly range from two and a half to three million dollars. It cites Christian Work as the source and names John D. Rockefeller Jr. as the patron saint figure in their thinking.
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New York
Interchurch
John D. Rockefeller, Jr
Andrews News subscription pitch
An invitation to subscribe to the Andrews News offering yearly delivery for two dollars.
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The
Andrews News
Georgetown Notes Highlight Pawley’s Island Visits
Miss Callie Chewning spends time on Pawley’s Island while Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Haselden and the Misses Marie and Bernice relocate to their summer beach home. Multiple local residents travel, visit relatives in Columbia and Savannah, attend weddings in Jacksonville, and join a large Pawley’s Island house party chaperoned by Mesdames L. G. Walker and Murphy.
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Callie Chewning
Pawley’s Island
E. C. Haselden
Marie
Bernice
D. T. Smith
Washington, D. C
City Point
Buford Smith
University of the South
Inez McDonald
James D. Davis
Columbia
Ruby Watson
Tryon
N. C
H. C. Craven
Joseph Schenk
Hannah Heyman
Camden
H. Schenk
Constance Wardlaw
Kive Munnerlyn
Pawley
Isand
Laurice B. Steele
Staunton
L. M. Brock
Savannah
George Rodgers
Herman Schenk
Jacksonvile
Fla
Jeanette Parkhill
E. E. Kaminski
Messrs
F. L. Sian
C. W. Rosa
Harold Kaminski
H. M. Huck
Mr. Kaminski
Ulano
O. S. Wyly
Marion Avant
Wilmington
Frank Collins
Mesdames
L. G. Walker
J. ©. Murphy
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Goliath
Saul
Jonathan
Michmash
I Sam
Samson
Israel
David the
God
Dagon
Baal
Astarte
Interchurch On Rocks
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Kodak Films
Ane Andrews
Main Street
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Convention of State
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Georgetown News
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