Telephone network aids national conventions coverage
The Southwestern Bell Telephone Company is busy expanding long distance lines for the Republican and Democratic conventions in June. Kansas City will need about 30 new circuits and Houston preparations are underway. The telephone is essential for immediate news, sports and presidential nominations, integral to modern life.
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Why country roots produce leaders in industry and politics
The author argues that men raised in rural areas develop stronger physical stamina and broad, varied education. City upbringing limits mental and physical growth, while country training offers a wider view of human affairs and future possibilities. Noting Ford, Rockefeller, Coolidge as examples, many leaders originate from farm or country backgrounds.
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Ford
Rockefeller
Coolidge
Union
Interdependent industry efficiency drives national progress
The text argues that no single business can stand alone and efficiency in one industry affects all others. It warns that a loss of efficiency damages credit, causes unemployment and higher prices, and emphasizes a close, dependent relationship among industries as the backbone for progress.
Faith in the people to plan a sane national future
Albert Westwood in the Saturday Evening Post urges collective faith in voters to create orderly, proportional plans for the nation. He cautions against repeated shifts in public spending and calls on adults to stay steady and prudent.
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Easter visits and church pageants shape town notes
Numerous Easter visits spread among families in New Haven and Chicopee Falls. The Berean Class hosts a missionary pageant Holding the Ropes at First Baptist Church. Community groups meet for services, rallies, and charity work as town activity picks up with spring.
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Marriage Intentions Filed in Town Court
John Texetra age 25 of Roma street and Angelina Martin age 15 of Roma street, both residents of this town, filed intent to wed.
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Valuable Alloy German Silver Used for Utensils
German silver is an alloy of copper nickel and zinc used mainly for spoons forks teapots and similar items. It is easily attacked by vinegar and other acids, so forks and spoons of this material are usually silver plated.
Spring Activities at What Cheer Highlight Women Entering Clean Work
What Cheer reports show women no longer burdened by domestic chores as spring cleaning shifts to the laundry plant. White clad workers handle curtains blankets pillows and rugs, using modern methods to freshen homes. Locals from outlying areas contribute garments and bundles for What Cheer, while women embrace sewing and shopping with renewed energy.
Washday Aids for Women with Large or Small Families
What Cheer's washday services tailor to every family size and budget. The modern laundry can handle as little or as much as desired, offering De Luxe Service that cleans linens beautifully at a very small cost.
Loyal To Him Pageant Staged by State Street MoE Church
A Sunday noon pageant titled Loyal To Him was presented by the State Street Church of the MoE. Seven scenes Morning Noon and Evening used colored lights. Participants included Gladys Brelsford Anna Brelsford Viola Anderson and many others with music by the school and choir under Arthur T Newman. The naw pastor Rev Dr Chrystie spoke. Committees listed with Mrs W Martin Mrs Vesta Lo McVay Miss Anna Pierce and others managed decorations and costumes.
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Moe Church
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Baseball Practice in Full Swing at What Cheer
The season begins as players and amateurs arrive in What Cheer for spring training. Local washday service launders nurses uniforms doctors coats and various garments with careful attention as preparations for the season continue.
Long Auto Trip Recounted From New York To California
Miss Minnie DeW Perry reports on a cross country automobile journey by Perry Payson and Louis Walker. They left New York March 13 and traveled through the middle west visiting sights and hunting before stopping at Long Branch Ranch Hugo Colorado. Walker, a naturalist with the Natural History Museum of New York, plans to sail for Australia after California.
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Perry Payson
Harold Payson
New York
Louis Walker
California
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Hugo, Colo
Jo Wilson Gardner
Perry
Mr Walker
Natural History Museum of
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