Missouri News Nuggets Condensed From State Events
A collage of Missouri items recaps notable events and figures: Dr. Walter Williams rises to president of the University of Missouri. multiple local deaths and accidents in Kirksville, High Hill, Joplin, Monett, and Poplar Bluff. Bank of Qulin robbery sentencing. faculty changes at Missouri College of Agriculture. master farmers named across counties. Springfield hospital gas explosion injures two. Canton marks 94th birthday for Eliza Hawk. Krews in St Charles and Kansas City civic notes. Stotts City ore activity revived. Sedalia MP Shops to reopen with 900 workers on a five day week.
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Columbia
University of Missouri
Walter Wiliams
University
Stratton D. Brooks
Williams
Kirksville
A. W. Robinson
Gifford
High Hill
John Shearmire
Louisiana
Edward Dreher
Poplar Bluff
Ralph Ashcraft
Lebanon
Qulin
Missouri
L. D. Baber
Alabama College of Agriculture
College of Agriculture
Richard Bradfield
Ohio State University
Baker
McCann
Raymond Jackson
Monett
Simon Long
Ira Holloway
Southeast Missouri Chiropractors’ Association
Piedmont
William Osborn
St. Louis
Will Stephenson
Stephenson
Osborn
Missouri Ruralist
J. S. Hopper
Livingston County
W. O. Redford
Johnson County
H. L. Essman
Crawford County
Paul F. Palmer
Lincoln County
Robert Kingsbury, Jr
Howard County
H. L. Pile
Holt County
J. Sam Moss
Boone County
Paul
Here
Canton
Eliza Jane Hawk
Bland
Gus Klein
Belle
Highway 28
St. Charles
William F. Bloebaum
Citizens’ Bank of
Springfield
Stotts City
Fred Carmody
Sedalia
Missouri Pacific
Modern Building to House Young Stock and Care for Their Feed
Calf housing design features a 78 by 24 foot barn with ten pens arranged along a central feed alley. A dedicated feed-mixing room, cross sections, and construction details enable contractors to build an efficient dairy calf barn.
Make Livable Quarters Out of Old Basement
Reclaiming a dusty basement as a useful living space, the article explains converting a coal burner area into a light, airy playroom or hobby retreat. It describes sealing off the furnace, adding a glass entrance, white and pale green plastic paint, and light-enhancing details to create durable, comfortable quarters.
Home Styles in America Wretched Says Wilbur
The piece quotes Charles H. Cheeney of the American Institute of Architects and United States Secretary of the Interior Wilbur criticizing 1929 home design as ugly and poorly planned. It notes a shift toward better, affordable design driven by buyer demand and improved builder practices. The Rutherford B. Hayes era is mentioned as ending.
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America
Wilbur
United States
Charles H. Cheeney
American Institute of Architects
Rutherford B. Hayes
Fireplace Hearth Trip Simplifies Ash Removal
A new ash dump device hidden in the masonry trips a 14 by 24 inch section of the hearth to dump ashes and dirt instantly. A concealed control handle operates the mechanism and a curved shield seals the opening to prevent sparks. The unit fits any fireplace, old or new, and blends with surrounding masonry.
Growing Up Jesus A Model for Youth Growth in Faith
A study of Luke 2 40 52 outlines Jesus growth in wisdom stature and grace. It covers his development in body mind and spirit with lessons on obedience to parents and dedication to God. The lesson emphasizes childhood idealism and youth responsibility for serving God.
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Jesus
God
Man
Jerusalem
Temple
Joseph
Mary
Jesus Christ
Christian Victory Secret Trusts in His Eyes
A compact devotional line asserts that belief in Christ and keeping faith focus the Christian victory, highlighting trust as the key to spiritual triumph.
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G. H. Morrison
The Disease the Remedy
The saying contrasts law and gospel, noting that law exposes sinful need while gospel offers healing remedy through faith and grace, attributed to Martin Luther. The aphorism emphasizes doctrinal distinction used in religious discourse.
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Martin Luther
Man's Religion Reflected in Life Says Henry Ward Beecher
A belief is shown by daily action not by words. Henry Ward Beecher argues true faith reveals itself through conduct, urging consistency between creed and life.
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Henry Ward Dench
Bayer Aspirin Eases Headaches And Pain
An ad urges quick relief with Bayer Aspirin for headaches and various pains including neuralgia neuritis rheumatism and lumbago. It counsels seeing a doctor for underlying causes and promotes aspirin as a sensible dependable remedy.
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ORK
New Homes Replacing Earthquake Ruins Meet Peasant Resistance
In the Naples region, engineers rebuild quake damaged areas with modern houses. Peasants refuse to move in citing lack of space for farm animals and a preference for traditional layouts. Officials expect eventual acceptance despite stubborn opposition.
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Naples
Really Wonderful Age and Its Paper Enthusiasms
Arch Selwyn greets a homecoming praising the era as wonderful. The piece cites Voronoff rejuvenation with chimpanzee glands and Praszky finger-nail cuts as feats, while imagining paper clothing, carts, ropes, and even a theater full of paper.
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Arch Selwyn
Europe
Voronoff
Prevsky
Jove
White Woman's Clothes Sparked Curiosity Among San Blas
An American archaeologist and writer led an expedition into Latin America and returned with photos of ruins and life among the San Blas Indians near Guatemala. Native women, intrigued by the traveler's clothing, seized and then released the visitor's wife after she complied by removing many dry goods.
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Latin America
San Blas
Guatemala
Start Life With It Seems to be a great deal of unrest
A fragmentary quote notes unease with beginnings of life. The line “All babies have it” suggests a common human condition. The brief exchange captures a small moment of dialogue indicating shared concern or wonder about infancy.
Business Banter In A Quiet Couple’s Exchange
A terse exchange sees a question about marriage met with a deflecting reply about personal affairs. The dialogue implies privacy and boundaries in a candid moment.
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