Gateway of Opportunity in Thought and Faith
A reflective meditation on opportunity as a function of right thinking and divine aid. It argues that opportunity is open to all through God’s omnipotence, provided one seeks truth, pursues worthy desires, and follows spiritual laws. Reading cites Jesus and Mary Baker Eddy to support view that honest effort and faith unlock success.
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Jesus
Una
Mary Baker
God
Eddy
First Church of Christ
Vic Christian Sevence Monitor
Natural forces aid business recovery in cautious optimism
Official studies show business still veering from full stride yet natural economic processes are at work rebuilding foundations for more active conditions. Public perception grows that prosperity must come from the people, not government. Leaders gain confidence, and a shift from fear to confidence psychology could justify a brighter outlook.
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Washington
United States
Bankers Association Stimulates Advertising
The American Bankers Association Advertising Department reports rapid progress in bank use of informative newspaper advertising prepared for members to rebuild public confidence and goodwill in communities. It centers on the essential line of economic and social service banking provides to depositors and the public, noting that usefulness and safety come from banking as a service rather than laws alone.
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American Bankers Association
New Drug Said to Aid Malaria Fight in South
Atlanta reports a new drug atabrine shows strong promise against malaria. Four times as effective as quinine, it cures in five days and is being tested in Tennessee Valley counties with Alabama health officials. Plasmochin serves as adjunct in certain malaria forms.
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Atlanta
Deep South
Malacca
Tennessee Valley
Alabam
J. N. Baker
Alabama
Tennessee Valley Authority
Baker
Canada Indians Vote to Return to Rule by Chief
Nearly 500 members of the Caughnawaga reservation opposite Montreal signed a petition asking the federal government to permit a return to the old system of Indian chiefs instead of the city council. At a mass meeting they argued chiefs could manage affairs better than the present system under Indian affairs. They say current relief is insufficient to keep them fed and clothed as guaranteed by a Louis XIV treaty.
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Canada
Federal Department of Indian Affairs
Louis XIV
Pig Bristle Brush Becomes Paris Beauty Trend
Paris introduces a new beauty treatment rubbing the skin with a brush made of pig bristles challenging the soap and water method. The practice claims to tighten flabby skin and resist aging, moving away from lotions and cleansing powders.
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Paris
Birth control practiced to cope with drouth quail decline
Sacramento reports quail districts in southern California are using birth control due to food shortages from drought. Field agent Ralph Bandini of the state division of fish and game cites survey results showing quail reproduction this year down about 10 percent, with other bird species also declining where food is scarce.
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Sacramento
Califf
California
Rualph Bandini
State Division of Fish and Game
Bandini
Turtle Sets Up New Swimming Record
Capetown report notes a turtle reportedly swimming from Australia to Africa and bearing the inscription Australia on its shell. The markings appear old and legible only in places. Competitors in the race from Australia, if any, are expected within 50 years.
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Capetown
Scott
Black
Australia
Africa
From No 2 Page Seven Mrs Todd's Hotel Rise
The eldest Gladys trained for office work and married well while Kathryn found a solid position in Atlanta. Gwendolyn, Fay, and three sisters studied at West Georgia College and the University of Georgia, managing hotel duties. Mrs Todd recounts theft, conniving guests, and the hard work to build a fifty room Crepe Myrtle hotel from a ten room boarding house, aided by prayer and careful self-reliance.
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Gladys
Kathryn
Business
Atlanta
West Georgia College
Carrollton
Gwendolyn
University of Georgia
Fay
Todds
Mrs. Todd
Todd
Hood
Five Injured In Car Crash Near Richland Georgia
A Columbus family and an Americus relative were injured when the Trice Plymouth sedan overturned after hitting a washed-out road near Richland in Webster County. Mrs Trice drove, attempting to pass a parked car, sending the car into a ditch and overturning several times. Damaged, they were treated locally then moved to Columbus.
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Columbus
Americus
Richland
Henry Hogg
Leonard Trice
Kenneth Hogg
Hoge
Decia Gunnells
Webster County
Antioch Baptist Church
Trice
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Kernaghan-Goodman, Inc
Ries & Armstrong Jewelers
Cherry St
Macon
N. Y
Faurot
R. S. Hecht
Hecht
Payne’s Service Station
Butler, Georgia
Bankers’ Association
Turtle
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