Chautauqua Season Tickets Up For Grabs By Local Clubs
All signs point to big attendance as Kiwanis Rotary and Quota members sell season tickets to benefit winter relief and help underprivileged children. The Chautauqua tent remains at the usual location between Augusta Street and Kell Street near Kell Street. Tickets are $2.50 for adults and $1.25 for juniors under fourteen.
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Rotary
Augusta Street
Lege Avenue
Kell Street
Chamer Ia
World Testimonial for Bee Scientists Held in Medina
Medina O June 17 bee specialists will gather September 21 23 for a memorial honoring two key figures in beekeeping A I Root who developed commercial hives and L L Langstroth who advanced modern apiculture B Moore president of the beekeepers association listed attendees including Don Juan iga Chile Herr Justrich Morgenthaler Switzerland G Rosch Germany Yasua Heraka Japan A M Acosta y La Uruguay Tarlton Rayment Italy Phillip J Baldemer and Dr Zandir France about 2500 total expected with caravans from American states and other nations.
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Medina.o
A. I. Root
V. L
Switzerland
G. Rosch
Germany
Yasua Heraka
Japan
A. M. Acosta
Uruguay
Tarlton Rayment
Italia
Phillip J. Baldemer
Dr. Zandir
France
Loving Devotion to Our Kindred Sunday School Lesson
The lesson centers on Joseph and Judah in Genesis 44 18 34, exploring repentance and forgiveness. It contrasts Judahs plea to spare Benjamin with Josephs forgiving stance, emphasizing recognizing goodness beyond past sin. The piece reflects on moral growth and the impact of mercy on family.
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WM. E. Gilrod
D. D. Foller
Joseph
Judah
Benjamin
Payot
Jacob
Jesus
Forgiveness as Reconciliation in a Biblical Lesson
The passage explores the nature of forgiveness as a means to real reconciliation not merely a personal pardon. It describes how true forgiveness should transform hearts, remove barriers, and rebuild relationships, with emphasis on awe, sacrifice, and complete revelation erasing barriers among brethren.
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Judah
Newspaperman's Best Ad Story To Get Prize
Philadelphia on June 17 reports at the annual convention of the association of newspaper executives a handsome cup will be awarded to the newspaperman who represents the story of an advertising success. L. Shoman of the Fort Worth Star-Telegram will present the award. The entry may be a single ad or a series showing expenditures and results.
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Philadelphia
Association of Newspaper Executives
L. Shoman
The
Fort Worth Star-Telegram
Turbulent Fifteen Phase Chinese Republic Heads of State
A historical survey traces fifteen distinct regimes in the Chinese republic from 1911 to the present, listing Sun Yat-sen as provisional president, then Yuan Shih-kai’s monarchy attempt, Li Yuan-hung's multiple terms, and a sequence of premiers and warlord leaders including Chang Hsun, Feng Kuo-chang, Heu Shih-ch’ang, Tsao Kun, and Wu Pei-fu amid rival military struggles and revolts.
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Peking
Sun Yat-sen
Council of
Nanking
Yuan Shih-kai
Li Yuan-hune
Hevan Tung
Chang Hsun
Shantune
Chang Heun
Owever
Tuan Chilui
Eoremier
Li Yuanhang
Chi Lul
Li Yuan Hang
Feng Kuo-chang
Heu Shih-ch'ang
Hau
China
Privy Council
Wu Peitu
Chang Tso-lin
Manecburts
Heu
Li Yuanhung
Tientain
Tsao Kun
Chibli
Monan
Shantung
Biewi
Chihu Party
Li Yuan-hung
Washington Day in Review: Adjournment and Legislation Notes
The day in Washington featured Senate and House activity on issues including adjournment for June 26, the Illinois river project and barbers bill, and anti saloon activity inquiry with Wayne Wheeler testifying. Discussion continued on the McNary farm relief bill with Borah and Wardell opposing.
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Congress
Senate
State Commerce Committee
Wayne B. Wheeler
Senate Campaign Committee
Department of Justice
House
Representative Connally
Texas
Borah
Idaho
Wardell
Louisiana
Turbulent Chinese Political Shifts Enduring From 1924
The article notes Tsao’s imprisonment during a tumultuous session of the capital. Tuan Chi-jui resumes leadership as a compromise president on November 24, 1924, until the collapse of the Kuaominchun People’s Army led by Feng. On April 9, 1926 the cabinet fell and Feng left for Tientsin, leaving the country with an unstable government.
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Tsao
Tuan Chi-jui
Kuaominchun
People’s Army
Feng
Tientsin
Powder from Old South Helped at Bunker Hill
Savannah report recalls Georgia volunteers aiding the American cause in 1775 by seizing 600 pounds of gunpowder from a buried magazine. Led by Noble Wymberly Jones and others, the powder was sent to Beaufort then Boston, fueling the opening action at Bunker Hill.
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Savannah
Bunker Hill
Massachusetts
New England
Georgia
South
Lexington
Colony of
Wright
Beaufort
Boston
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Ine
Aso
Vada
Montana
Pennsylvania
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States
Lenett
van Raalie
Lenett’s Boot Shop
Princeton Avenue
Bluefield, W. Va
Scholi
Washington
OLD South
of Women’s
Coats
En’s Suits
Unio
Princeton Ave
Bluefield
W. Va
Werties
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