United Presbyterian Church to Aid Veteran Ministers
The United Presbyterian Church plans a New World Movement to raise 16 million dollars to aid veteran ministers facing high living costs. Current support covers 30 ministers, 61 widows, 30 widows with children, and 3 orphans with varying annual grants.
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Walter Getty
United Presbyterian New World Movement
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New World Movement
Church Will Aid in Americanization Effort
The United Presbyterian Church under the New World Movement plans expanded Americanization and social service work for foreign born people in industrial centers. A $190 600 budget funds English classes domestic science sewing citizenship and manual training in new and existing centers across Massachusetts Pennsylvania Ohio Washington Oregon and California with emphasis on loyalty to America and personal contact between church members and newcomers.
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Fall River
Pawtucket
Central Falls
Massachusetts
Sharon
New Kensington
Wilmerding
Mt. Pleasant
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Pennsylvania
Columbus
Akron
Ohio
Tacoma
Washington
Portland
Oregon
Los Angeles
California
America First
Who's who in Cam-Hi Takes Center Stage
The Gam-Hi Weekly News features student voices and editor notes with poems and songs. It highlights senior reflections and a farewell chorus as students anticipate summer and returning next year.
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Cam-Hi
Dodson Promotes Liver Tone Over Calomel Sale
Dodson campaigns against calomel in the South claiming Dodson's Liver Tone is safer and more effective. Advertisements tout a vegetable formula that eases liver sluggishness and constipation without the harshness of calomel and promises a money back guarantee if not satisfied.
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Girls' Club Senior Program Summary
The Girls' Club held a regular Thursday session with senior members presenting two talks. Laura Adams spoke on what the club has meant to seniors, followed by a piece titled Our Legacy to the Future Club.
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Laura Adams
Mendenhall Tonic Claimed Cure for Malaria in 1911 Letter
A letter from Ernest Hallam of Albion Illinois praises Mendenhall’s Chill and Fever Tonic as curing his long battle with malaria after doctors failed. He cites rapid recovery for his half brother and a boy named Leo Frey, urging readers to verify at the Albion address. The notice also mentions hogs arriving Saturday and Monday at 100 pounds and up.
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Ilinois
J. C. Mendenhall
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Leo Frey
Albion, Il
Ernest Hallam
R. L. Batte
Joe Schiller
Eng lish program and boxing title night at Cam Hi
Sunday afternoon a playful quarrel over a doll led to a notable boxing match. Verna defeated Skeeter Roberts to claim the Cam Hi championship and extends an open challenge. Everyone is invited to the English program next Wednesday afternoon.
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