Climbing Forward Dr. Gage Addresses Coe College Seniors
Dr. H. M. Gage, president of Coe College, urged graduates to keep climbing and renew their efforts. He linked desires for creature comforts knowledge and life to their future needs and stressed faith in self over system. A violin solo and Handel’s Hallelujah Amen accompanied the service as faculty led prayers and readings.
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H. M. Gage
Coe College
Timothy
Matthew
John
Gage
Paul
Coe
Joseph Kitchin
Paul S. Ray
William M. Evans
Bible
George W. Bryant
Harry Kremers
Two Local Artists Share Final The Little Gallery Exhibit
The Little Gallery hosts the season’s final show featuring Harriet Sargent with thirty travel sketches in water color from a European tour and Mrs. W. A. Montgomery with sixteen oil paintings plus many more at home. The exhibit runs through the fifteenth of this month.
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Little Gallery
Harriet Sargent
W. A. Montgomery
Miss Sargent
Europe
France
Normandy
Strassbourg
Germany
Austria
Italy
Nuremberg
Tower of Melk
Venice
Florence
Vienna
Tuileries
Ephriam
Indian Creek
Montgomery
Bryan Lay Answer to Previous Puzzle
The clue grid lists horizontal and vertical wordplay for a crossword style puzzle. The entry hints at a tennis star Bryan and a poetry muse among other definitions, with several labeled word positions and cross-referenced hints across the grid.
French Strikers End Siege With Mixed Labor Pause
Paris reports a partial settlement of the nine day siege, but most workers did not resume activity. A 150000 coal miners strike looms with talks to follow, while dock and naval workshop workers halted transport and cement and brick trades joined the walkout.
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Paris
INS
Popular Front
Leon Blum
France
Dunkirk
Canton South Chinese plans anti Japan war across nation
General Li Chung Jen and Lo Wen Kan urged mobilization for war against Japan from Canton. They call for anti Japanese national salvation as observers note Canton could fund a large force with 150000 troops and over 100 aircraft, shaping the republics fate.
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Canton
China
Japan
Nanking
Li Chung-Jen
Kwangsi
Republic
Lo Wen-Kan
South
Blood makes full body pass through lungs daily claim
The statement asserts that blood circulates through the lungs about 2,000 times each day, implying a constant, rapid pulmonary processing as part of systemic circulation.
Meaning of Love At First Sight Pair Shares Fate
IM AND ALICE felt an instant connection and foresee a foreordained marriage. They laughed alike and sympathize with the same people, needing little time to understand each other. The letter from Miss Manners urges country girls to consider hard work and family before chasing city life.
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Alice
Miss Manners
Father Remarries After Mother’s Death
A reader endorses a widower’s remarriage soon after bereavement. The children, once wary, now approve of the match with a longtime family acquaintance near the father’s age, noting it spares the old man from leaving his home. The columnist thanks the reader and invites further input.
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Miss Manners
Two Lodges Seek Beer At Dances In City Halls
Representatives from the Z C B J and C S A urged the city council to allow beer at dances in their halls. They presented a 1529 signature petition and argued revenue needs and better order compared to prohibition days.
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S. V. Shonka
Shonka
Parent-Teacher Council
Ted Hlubucek
Frank Kubovec
Joe Kubicek
Z. C. B. J. Board
Council to regulate livestock trucks in city
The city council will consider an ordinance to regulate movement of livestock trucks and ban parking in designated areas. On motion by Safety Commissioner W C Benesh the council ordered Don Hines the city solicitor to draft the ordinance.
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W. C. Benesh
Don Hines
Benton County Road Work Advances Near Stevenson's Corner
Work started last week on a Benton county road from Stevenson's corner south of Brandon, extending two miles east to Pleasant Prairie school. The project widens the road and raises the grade, closing it to traffic for a period.
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Brandon
Benton County
Stevenson’s Corner
Pleasant Prairie School
Buchanan County
Bert Towne Farm
Lime Creek Cridge
la Porte
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