Voice of Indian beliefs explored in graphic bulletin
The National Geographic Society bulletin analyzes American Indian religion, noting diverse tribal beliefs without a single Great Spirit. It describes spirits, soul concepts, medicine men, creation myths, morality, and practical religiosity shaped by nature and fear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashington
United States
Board of Indian Commissioners
Washington, D. C
National Geographic Society
Bulletin
Inman
Hell
Pacific Coast
Earth
Dreaded leprosy battles toward eradication in Philippines
Anila June 11 report says leprosy is yielding to medical science in the Philippine Islands and could be wiped out within years. In Cullen colony 200 miles south of Manila about 1000 cases cured in five years due to chaulmoogra oil. government funds support the colony. Governor General Wood seeks a $2,000,000 appropriation for further research.
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Anila
Philippine Islands
Cullen
Manila
Wood
United States
York
Fitzgerald
Omar Khayyam
London
Doctors Led Lives of Romance When This Country Began
Oliver Hartley recalls pioneer doctors as unfrocked medical pioneers whose journeys on rough roads and through forests brought care to remote homesteads. He paints log cabins, herb preparations, and tough nights tending fevers, broken bones and snake bites as part of early medical life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oliver Hartley
Omeroy
Ministry of Medicine
Patha
Poor Man's College Turns Evangelist's Schools Into Trade Education
John Brown the evangelist runs a network of "Poor Man's College" campuses in Siloam Springs and Sulphur Springs Ark offering four hour classes with four hour work. Students train in farming dairy mechanical crafts and shop work while earning through labor and donations fund tuition and operations. Graduates enter higher education or secure skilled jobs as Brown reinvests earnings into the schools with a fixed salary for the preacher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Brown
Siloam Springs
Ark
Sulphur Springs
Elmer Gantry
Piece Alan
Ozarks
America
John
Brown
Athens and Ohio University Represented at Harvard Business School
The Athens and Ohio University presence at Harvard Business School is noted over the past eight to ten years with Athens and Ohio University honored in the Harvard Graduate School of Business Administration. The report suggests a strong representation from the two institutions in Cambridge Massachusetts at the commencement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University
Athens
Ohio Univer
Engineers Dream May Be Realized After Great Flood
A long stalled Mississippi navigation and power proposal may finally advance in Congress. Riker touts a spillway with dams and a 10 mile wide floodover strip boosting river capacity, with land value increases and agricultural use when not overflowed. Senator Frasier backs a Senate bill to study and push the plan amid disputes over feasibility.
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Congress
Lynn J. Frasier
North
Dakota
Senate
Liausem
Mississippi
Cairo
Gulf of Mexico
Valle Ith
Wener
Anmel
Riker
Athens Men Graduate From Harvard and Ohio University
A biographical sketch of Athens natives detailing graduates from Ohio University in 1924 and Harvard Business School in 1927. It lists city births, high school and college education, fraternity memberships, early work at various firms, and planned employment with Lazarus in Columbus and the Hocking Glass/ Boston Safe Deposit lines.
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Wharvard
Hocking Glass Company
Lancaster
Ohio
Bertha Daggett
North High Strom
Athens
Piset
Ohio University
Lazarus & Company
Columbus
Harvard
Lazarus J Company
C. H. Horn
Sunnyside Dri
Athens Public Schools
Ohio Universe A
Eummer
Fron College
J. H. Grayson
Lassen Company
Athens National Bank
Phi Delta Theta Fraternity
Obla Inniversity
Commerce Club
Delta Sigma Ipy
Athena
Harvard Graduate
J School of Business Administration
Statistical Department of Luton
Trust Company of Cleveland
Trust Department of
Boston Safe Deposit and Trusth Company
Collie Bites Back to Save Master From Berserk Bull
A brave collie at a fairground attacked by an enraged bull defended its master by gripping the beast with its teeth. After a fifteen minute struggle the bull turned on the dog, goring it badly before the collie crawled to its unconscious owner. The incident occurred in June at a rural fair.
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Hong
Lea
Police prepare seven powiti suits to stop attacks
Local authorities announce prototypes of bullet proof vests, intended to prevent assaults. The garments are described as heavy and difficult to penetrate, weighing several pounds, with plans to test their effectiveness in the field soon.
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Erlin
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Paris
Augustin Lesage
Lesage
Europe
France
New York
Philippine Colony
Omar Khyyam
Vanne Crads
AH Erayculuuhas
Southwest States
Arkansas
Atate
DR Day
H. C. Day
Harrisonville
Doctor Day
Selim Day
Harristo
Vile
Washington County
Muskingum County
Athend County
Hanna Graham
Albany
Joseph Dixon
Starting Medical College
Day
Jared Stiles
John Dunlap
Thomas Dye
Wallace Watkins
A. A. Stanley
G. W. Stevens
C. W. Coe
Meiga County
Aelf
Harvard Business School
W. H. Herrold
Congress Street
Beta Theta PY Fraternity
Green Goat
Hazel-Atlas Glass Company
Zanesville
Harvard Graduate School of Business Administration
Bertember
Mosaic Tie Company
G. H. Grayson Manufacturing Company
Kappa Psi Alpha Fraternity
Ohio Annversity
Macley's
Nework City
School of Business Administration
Gordon Herbold
Richard V. Daggett
Robert H. Hor
Collie
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