Special Services Arranged For Holy Days In Churches
Churches across the city plan Holy Week observances including Roman Catholic and Protestant services Greek choir performances and processions. St Johns Episcopal will present John Stainer's The Crucifixion on Good Friday with a large choir and soloists. union and interdenominational services are scheduled at Park Street Congregational and First Presbyterian venues.
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Suleman Muassey
Pb Street Congregational Church
St. John’s Episcopal
St. John's
John Stainer
Oelack
Wallace Prescott
Ralph Truesdale
Alin
Breul
Bowe Fheeben
Walter Edmund Iuen
Invease
Charles Caulison
Erwin Tec
Frank Danielwlis
Lebert
William Prescott Martin
Ralph Truesdall
Jonah Evan
Park Soarces Congregational
Warkstreet Congregational Church
Vvelock
Daniel Trick
FL. Clemens
Summerfield
Willam MasDermott
Washington Wark MT
Joan B Dalton
Kings Highway
Bulledge Beale
Parkst Congregational Church
Red Cross
Bridgeport
St. Paul's
St. Paul's Lutheran, Services At St. Paul's
Harriet Street
Hey
J. W. Klein
Heli
Uises Servier
Loreny Basssala Falwury
Prang Solo Savier
William Abraham
Mra
JC. PF. Hubert
Marjorie Hauschike
First Presbyterian Church
St. John's Episcopal
S T. John's Episcopal Church
Institute of the Lord
E Suyfer
J. John'n
Joseph A. Radoppt
St. John’s
St. John's Tower
Christ
Stainer
Berean Memorial Church
Nyack Missionary Trainings Institute
Glasgow style waste driven plant inspires Oregon bid
North Bend Oregon’s Cos Bay electric power project uses lumber mill refuse to feed a steam driven generator set. Construction began last April and the plant will start with 6790 horsepower, expandable to more as demand grows for a city of about 160 000. Refuse is barged in and stored in a concrete building for fueling the plant.
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Glasgow
North Bend
Gre
Cos Bay
Oregon
Campaign to end steel traps aims to save furred animals
A three year drive led by Commander Rireck of the Naval Reserves seeks to abolish steel traps harming pelts and causing agony to small fur bearing animals. He tours states urging legislatures to ban non killing traps while highlighting annual fur slaughter numbers. Japanese workers dominate the plumbing trade in Traveliny Birmingham Alabama claims to be the world’s leading yellow pine lumber market.
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Conmanifer Rireck
Naval Reserves
Woodaman
Birmingham
Ala
Hindenburg Opposes Marx in German Presidential Fight
German political scene shifts as Field Marshal Hindenburg accepts Nationalist bloc nomination to run against Marx and Jarres. Von Tirpitz persuasion tipped him into candidacy, drawing broad support from Bavarian and nationalist factions. Outcome hinges on a divided left with potential government coalition changes after the election.
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Worlin
von Hindenburg
Germany
Mary
Hindenhurst
Max
Ulller
Stregemann
People's Party
Dr. Jarves
Goldier
Arrman
Hidenburg
Marx
Jarres
Bavarian People's Party
Bavarian Peasant's Union
The
Economic Party
Hannovarians
Mars
Stresemann
Stresnemann
Hindenburg
Tr. Marx
Teft
Replacing Chinese Junks Changes Inland Transport
The passage of man pulled yick-shaws signals a shift as junks decline along China's rivers. Light draft steamboats, mainly American designs, increasingly operate on major interior waterways. The Gangtse River in 1920 hosted 18 700 junks, and crews face job losses as steamboats replace traditional vessels.
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Orient
Yellow
China
Gangtse
Caoliva
Toothpick wood supply and production process described
Government estimates that about 20000 acres of trees yield the timber used annually for toothpicks in the United States. Maple and hickory are primary, with birch in some regions. Logs are cut to 28 inch bolts, steamed, sliced into veneer strips, ribbons cut, then stapled into toothpick shapes in groups, with lumber mainly from Maine, Ohio, Michigan and Oregon.
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Accordina Te
United States
Prin‘pally
Maine
Ohio
Michigan
Oregon
Formosan pipes shelve corncobs in Formosa tobacco use
In Formosa Taiwan native Formosa men and women smoke bamboo rustic pipes. Tobacconist misprint notes resemble our corn-cob pipe though shorter and upright. The text mentions the Japanese Government Tobacco Monopoly Bureau.
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Taiwan
Formosa
How Gasoline Burns in Progressive Stages
The article explains gasoline does not ignite all at once. Lighter, more volatile fractions ignite first, heating and triggering heavier fractions in sequence. This staged burn avoids detonation that would harm engines, achieved by distillation into successive boiling or ignition points.
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California
Litornia Prune
Geower
New England
Gorfons Od
Gide
Gorton’s
Gorton
BAC Hye
St. John’s Choir
Williams & Carleton Co
Hagrronp
ESS BP
BERT
SFG
USA
Horlick
Superiqein Quality
Traveliny
National Bloc
Admiral von Tirpitz
Karl H. von Wiegand
Atlantic
Reid and
Todd
Main St
Bridgeport, Coon
Rgec Ag
Post and Telegram
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