Famous Churches of the Old World and in the United States
A survey lists world famous churches including St Pauls Cathedral London Westminster Abbey St Marys Oxford Canterbury Notre Dame Rome St Marks Venice St Patricks Dublin and more. In the United States noted sites include St Johns Episcopal Washington Trinity on Wall Street New York Trinity Boston Old South Boston Jamestown St Pauls Chapel Columbia University Temple Beth El and missions in California Utah.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old World
St. Paul’s
London
Westminster Abbey
Westminster
St. Mary’s
Oxford
England
Canterbury Cathedral
Kent
Melrose Abbey
Scotland
Church of St. Mark
Venice
St. Patrick's Cathedral
Dublin
Cathedral of Notre Dame
Paris
St. Peter's
Rome
Kyoto
Japaun
United States
St. John's Protestant Episcopal Church
Washington
D. C
Old Trinity
Wall Street
New York City
Trinity Church
Newport
R. L
America
Providence
Christ Church
Philadelphia
Old South Church
Boston
Jamestown
St. Paul’s Chapel
Columbia
University
Temple Beth-El
New York
Notice of Administration in Rush County
The undersigned appointed by the Rush County Circuit Court as administrator of the estate of James R. Smiley, deceased. The estate is described as solvent. Charles F. Baxter named administrator, dated April 29, 1933, with clerk Dale Fisher and attorney Wm. C. Ewing listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circuit Court
Rush County
Indiana
James R. Smiley
Charles F. Baxter
Dale Fisher
Rush
Parasites Live High in Air Carried Miles
Plant disease spores too small to see drift through the upper air. Data from 18 000 feet show spores carried by army navy coast guard planes and the Los Angeles dirigible. Spores collected on nutrient glass plates then lab tested. Findings warn spraying may be needed even where disease is absent.
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Department of Agriculture
Pathfinder Magazine
Army
Navy
Coast Guard
Los Angeles
Establishment of the Veterans Administration in 1930
The Veterans Administration was authorized as an independent agency under the President on July 3 1930 to consolidate all agencies handling relief and benefits for former service members. By executive order of July 21 1930 the administration was created, unifying the Bureau of Pensions, United States Veterans' Bureau, and the National Home for Disabled Volunteer Soldiers now the Bureau of National Homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Veterans’ Administration
Bureau of Pensions
Secretary of the Interior
United States Veterans’ Bureau
National Home For
Bureau of National Homes
The Brighter Lexicon Excerpts from a Modern Girl
Excerpts show a social scene with phrases of affection fashion and exclamations about flowers gowns and places. The tone mirrors a light urban voice highlighting admiration chic settings and frustration with remarks labeled as adorable and obnoxious.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City Star
Organ from Napoleonic era linked to Edge Hill church
The Montreal Family Herald notes St Marys church Edge Hill Liverpool houses an organ linked to the Napoleonic wars. A captured French frigate at Portsmouth yielded organ parts later acquired by Edward Mason founder of St Marys. He had the parts assembled and the organ erected over a century ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mary’s Church
Edge Hill
Liverpool
England
Montreal Family Herald
Portsmouth Harbor
Edward Mason
Church of St. Mary
The Electric Catfish Steals Prey From Larger Fish
In Nigerian waters a hungry electric catfish uses its electric organs to shock a larger fish as it brushes past. The startled victim flees while the catfish calmly feeds on scraps from the big fish's meal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nigerian
Language growth during wartime adds new terms
The passage notes English contains about 700000 words with possibly 300000 more terms stigmatized as nonce or obsolete. It states that war added many words, but the total increase is under 10000.
Farm Leaders See New Hope in Farm Bill
Indiana Farm Bureau officials in Indianapolis hailed the Washington passage of a new farm bill. They say it aims to restore parity prices and farm family prosperity by tying prices to pre war levels, easing mortgages, and enabling new credit and currency shifts to raise dollar values for commodities. The bureau supported the measure and worked with Secretary Harry A Wallace to shape proposals over a decade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Indiana Farm Bureau
Indianapolis
Secretary of Agriculture
Federal Reserve Bank
Federal Reserve
Treasury
United States
Congress
Harry A. Wallace
Farm Bureau
O Neal to Speak on New Farm Relief Program
Edward A. O Neal president of the American Farm Bureau Federation will address Indiana farmers on the new farm relief bill with crop surplus control mortgage refinancing and price-raising provisions. He returns from Washington where he helped Secretary Wallace shape the plan and explain how it may restore pre war purchasing power and market parity. Meetings are set in Shelbyville May 22 Richmond May 23 Lebanon May 24 Portland May 25 and Sullivan May 26.
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Indiana
Edward A. O’neal
American Farm Bureau Federation
Chicago
National Farm Bureau
Midwest
Washington, D. C
Henry A. Wallace
O’neal
Wallace
Indiana Farm Bureau
Shelbyville
Richmond
Lebanon
Portland
Sullivan
Mrs Oliver H White Writes From Turkey
Mrs Elizabeth J Hill and Mrs Verna S Hill report a letter from Mrs Oliver H White of Topeka Kansas who is spending the summer with her daughter Mrs Harrison Maynard in Smyrna Turkey The Maynards have served as missionaries in Turkey for over twenty years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth J. Hill
Verna S. Hill
Oliver H. White
Topeka
Kansas
Harrison Maynard
Smyrna
Turkey
White
Samuel B. Hill
Maynards
Bitlis
Congregational Church of
Charles M. Sheldon
Maynard and family share Smyrna studies and travels
Mrs White writes from Smyrna about life near the international college. She notes the twelve acre campus, a twenty acre farm run by Americans, diverse residents, and camel trains along the wall. She describes gardens, flowers, and local worship, plus a trip to Ephesus to view ancient ruins and ambitions to visit Pergamus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
International College
College
Maclachlan Hals
Mary
Constantinople Women Tour Seven Churches in Revelations
A fragment notes four young women from Constantinople visiting the Seven Churches of Revelations and a couple from Albania doing the same. It questions their activities affecting finances in America. They obtain the Paris edition of the New York Herald at the library as most opinions come from Time and Literary Digest, three weeks old.
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Constantinople
Albania
America
Paris
New York Herald
Sheepmen Benefit by Advancing Market Prices
Sheepmen of Indiana gain from rising wool prices as shearing starts in March. The market price shows about a 100 percent rise, says T. S. Ferris president of the Indiana Wool Growers Association. The cooperative now pays 15 cents per pound for wool, up from eight cents at season start. The first payment equals roughly 75 percent of the value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
T. S. Ferris
Indiana Wool Growers Association
Wool growers cooperative eyes better prices this year
Mr Ferris says payments to growers will come from the net market price as wool is sold to mills. The cooperative based in Indiana Farm Bureau offices expects higher prices next fall and winter, with fleeces remaining in growers’ ownership until processors receive final distribution. Indianapolis visitors, and several local residents were noted in social calls and visits this week.
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Ferris
Indiana Farm Bureau
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Howard E. Henley
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Attorneys-At-Law
Henley & Ingle
W. J. Henley, Sr
O. F. Ingle
Rushville
Atlantic Monthly
Alantic
the Alantic Monthly
Arlington St
Levensteins
Richard Hayes
Arlington
U. S
Wm. C. Ewing
Electric Catfish
O'Neal
McGall
Woman’s Home
Pictorial Review
Screen Play
Hollywood Movie Mag
Pathfinder
Wkly
PALI
Pia
Lal
Byines
Better Homes & G
Woman's World
Needlecraft
SE Lee
R.F.D
Florhide
Tweedy Lumber CO
Pittsburg Paint Products Agency
Charles Moore
Lyman C. Marer
Frank C. Guyatt
Edna Sharer
Mildred
Terre Haute
Ind
J. PD. Case
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