Princeton Citizens Offer Fitting School for Emory and Henry
The Princeton committee presented a plan to Emory and Henry College officials to donate a site with ample grounds and $100000 for a coeducational military fitting school in Princeton. The proposal calls for a school that could advance toward a college level, pending the general board's decision on June 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Princeton
Emory and Henry College
General Board
Emory and
Henry
Holston
Church
Indians not decreasing in numbers says Methodist official
Dr. Elmer E. Higley of Des Moines reports at a conference in St. Paul that there are more than a third of a million American Indians, with 57 languages spoken and improvements in homes, medicine, and sanitation driven by missionary work. He cites tuberculosis and trachoma among health issues and notes two thirds lack gospel access while Protestant and Catholic missions expand. A letter from Charles K. Burke credits missionaries for progress in Indian civilization and education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul, Minn
Elmer E. Higley
Des Moines
Methodist Episcopal Church
United States
Higley
Indian Affairs
Charles K. Burke
Indians and Bathers Policy Discussed in 1930s Salem Plan
A conference of Indians is set for June 27 in Salem Oregon as part of promoting their move toward respectable self supporting Christian citizenship. New York Rockaway Beach rules require bathers to memorize the ten commandments before entering the water. One piece swimsuits are banned and women showing knees or shoulders may be asked to leave. A note mentions sagebrush indicating rich soil in desert areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hub Clothing
Mercer Street
Cieties
Salem
Ore
New York
Rockaway Beach
World disarmament debate and local notes from Bluefield
The piece argues for preparedness as a war deterrent while urging peaceful ideals, citing Hontassie M. Shaw and a coon hunt tale. It then lists local social notes in Bluefield including visits, travels, and messages about residents. It ends with York Masonic Investment Company stockholders meeting reporting six percent dividends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hontassie M. Shaw
the Treasury
Dill Jones
Bill
Coon
Sadie Meade
Ernestine Henike
Mozelle Harvey
York Masonic Investment Company
W. C. Mitchell
VEENO LANE touted by Telegraph Want Ads
Richmond Virginia resident James A Inge recounts how VEENO LANE revived his work appetite and energy after months of fatigue indigestion and constipation He credits the remedy with restoring his well being and urges others to try it based on his personal experience and endorsement at the Tragic Drug Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James A. Inge
Richmond
Earth
Mr. Inge
Veeno
Also Mentioned on This Page
Cae
Princeton—County Seat News
Bluefield
State of
West Virginia
Hallan
W. O. Miller
J. M. Moore
J. C. Parley
H. B. Lee
W. J. Fink
R. B. Shrader
Mary B. Shrader
John Kee
W. H. Golden
O. J. Bruce
W. Hall
Hugh G. Woods
Princeton Wholesale Grocery Company
Pickshire Coal Company
Assumpsit
John R. Pendleton
Wood-Sullivan Coal Company
Moose
The
Loyal Order of Moose
Cecil Weadows
Cecil Meadows
University of Morgantown
Young Meadows
Meadows
J. W. Meadows
Mercer Healing Springs
Squire O. O. Karnes
Earl Belcher
Gotier
Lee Marshall
Matoaka
Squire Cook
Ed. Jones
Giotto
Alex
Charles Mahood
University of Virginia
Stweart French
Emory
Katherine Mahood
Tarrytown
N. Y
John B. Thompson
Crumps Bottom
News OF the Colored People
C. W. Hunter
Davidson Street
Maggie Harvey
Appomatox
J. A. Hancock
Bland Street
Virgil Watkins
Ohio University At
Athens
Richard Watkins
Jones Street
R. A. Poague
Bedford
Flossie Early
Williamson
Altha Allen
Vine Street
Telegraph
Joe
J. A. Inge
BOY Scouts
U. S
Army & Navy
Princeton Avenue
Tazewell Street
Bluefield, W. Va
Bloe
Pinehurst
Havana
Fulton Cigar Co
Greensboro, N. OG