Olympic Spirit and All American Teamwork Celebrated
A new era for the Rersld promotes impartial news and public welfare. The piece lauds the 194 Olympic Games in London, praising diverse American champions and their all American unity across races and origins as a model of true sportsmanship and national strength.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rersld
Herald
United States
London
Jesse Owens
Ray Barbuti
F. W. Keller
C. E. Byorak
Myer Prinestein
PL Desjardins
Albina Osipowich
Sami Berger
Charles Erickson
Duke Kahanamoku
U.S.A
America
Army
Navy
Air
An Ounce of Insulin and Grain Conservation Debate
The piece argues against cutting livestock to save grain, noting the United States has about 1.905 billion acres of land with roughly 43 million acres suitable only for pasturing. It emphasizes that these grazing lands provide seeds and forage contributing to the food system rather than simply lowering grain availability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
The Untold Costs of Speeding and Livestock Decline
A stark look at how drops in livestock and slaughter impact insulin supply and medical care. The piece highlights 7500 hog glands and 1400 cattle needed for daily insulin, then shifts to road safety data from Travelers Insurance, noting 32,500 killed and 1,365,000 injured annually. It argues speeding is a deliberate danger and urges universal restraint to save lives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Travelers Insurance Companies of
Hartford
Indian population and BIA staffing debate in Buffalo report
A Buffalo Wyoming newspaper notes a claim that there is one Bureau of Indian Affairs employee for every 100 Indians in the country. The piece questions education costs comparing federal and public schools and comments on political participation and voter engagement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bureau of Indian Affairs
Buffalo
Wyoming
Revitalising Our American Way of Life program
Four million American Legion members launch a national program promoting Americanism to defend rights and freedoms. The effort highlights individual rights, ballot power, and religious and political diversity, with booklets mailed to homes to counter dictatorship through factual discussion and civic engagement. Notable endorsements join leaders from The Christian Herald, The Archdiocese of New York, and the Synagogue Council of America.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iow
American Legion
Amiotion
America
Daniel A. Poling
The
Christian Heralds
Mil
Francis Cardinal Spellman
Archdiocese of
New York
Rabbwillam F. Rosenblum
Synagogue Council of America
Ius
Tom” Sawyer
National Americanism Commission
Indianapolis
Indiena
Conversation With Mrs Bil Jones on Saving in Depression
Gene Howe quotes Mrs Bil Jones from Amarillo Glove praising thrift during hard times. She recalls Oklahoma town savings, reduced rent, a comfortable modern home, a carpenter husband working daily, home canning and sewing revival, kids taking odd jobs, and the family pulling through by shared effort and frugality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gene Howe
Amarillo
Bil Jones
Mark
Oklahoma
Christian Science Lesson-Sermon on July 26 1948
The Christian Science Lesson-Sermon, read in all Christ Science churches on Sunday July 26 1948, centers on divine truth and God as a rock. It cites Deuteronomy 32 3 4 and Psalm 48 3 and references the Christian Science Textbook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trute
Churches of Christ, Scientiat
Holy Hill
Tabernacles
Gems of Thought Moral Armor Message
A faded collection cites lines from H A Asqueth and Mary Baker Eddy on mental armour and peaceful thoughts. It includes quotes urging divine cooperation, silent benediction, and the idea that daily actions shape destiny as taught by sources like Jeremy Colfer and Meyer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. A. Asqueth
Mary Baker Eddy
Jeremy Colfer
T. 3B
Meyer
Also Mentioned on This Page
Hetere Emnbaa Pe
Total Contel
Killer
U.S
Mary Baker Fedy
Christian Science
Victor
Peterson
1St Ave
the Herald
the Newsy
Billings
Midland Vampire
Chester K. Shore
Offire
Marth
Billings Electric
General Electric
Jae Ma
Burlington Buslines
Cheyenne
First Ave
North
Stewart
McArty's Restaurant
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!