Naked Lady Godiva Rides Again Debate in England
An old controversy resurfaces as England weighs victory pageants and whether Lady Godiva or later figures should ride naked. Debates split between faithful reproduction and symbolic clothed renditions, with Parliament possible.
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United Farmers of Alberta Sunday Ministers Speak
A cooperative church in the province marks United Farmers of Alberta Sunday. On that day ministers will debate from the pulpit the advisability of establishing a canon on cooperative farming policies and community aid.
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Co operative Farmers Seek Unified Church Link
Canadian farmers linked as a cooperative unit across farming business push for a co operative church merging Protestant denominations. United Farmer of Alberta leader H W Wood invites ministers to U F A Sunday to explore how cooperative society and church roles intertwine, framing a clash of autocracy and democracy between God and Mammon.
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Japan Opposes Unions Despite Strike Clause Debate
The Japanese government opposes legalizing labor unions despite moves to strike out the Peace Police Law clause banning labor action. A Diet committee member questioned allowing unions, but the Police Bureau director said the administration fears Bolshevik influence and favors arbitration over open conflict between capital and labor.
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Remembering Jones Smith and Brown in a Saving Message
The piece urges readers to emulate Jones and Smith who saved wisely to enjoy better living. It highlights buying War Savings Stamps and opening savings accounts to avoid wasteful spending and build financial security for the future.
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Camp Roosevelt Living Memorial To Ex President
Boya of Cheyenne will be invited to a Reserve Officers Training Camp on Lake Michigan this summer near Muskegon. The camp opens to recruits aged 12 to 45 and offers drills, machine gun practice, aviation, radio, calisthenics, baseball, swimming, and academic study under Chicago instructors. It is non profitable, financed by Chicago citizens, and welcomes all who wish to participate without prior military training.
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Opposition of Senate Foreign Relations Members to World League Covenant
Fragmented OCR text shows Senate Foreign Relations Committee members described as a unit against the World League Covenant. The passage mentions an imminent stand by the senators, with emphasis on positions toward league of nations alignment and possible exceptions. The readable content is incomplete and garbled.
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Camp Hoogewell Adopts Woodler-Siet Discipline Training
The camp will enforce strict military style training under a command officer with full charge of added training features. An executive headquarters is established at 1 24 N La Salle Street Chicago to provide information on request.
Unclear old remedy claims for skin diseases
Fragmentary note promotes Zemo ointment for eczema and skin troubles with bold claims. Text garbled but suggests a topical treatment marketed as effective and penetrating. No verifiable details about ingredients, company, or dates are readable.
Hilson Seeks Funding to Sustain Employment Service Reach
Secretary of Labor Wilson, via the Treasury, asks Congress to appropriate 4.7 million dollars for the next fiscal year to run 475 employment offices including Cheyenne and to fund soldiers and sailors placement work. The service currently places about 65,000 weekly, with 15,000 veterans.
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Kalut Volcano Eruption Kills Thousands in Java
Kalut volcano in Java erupted violently, destroying twenty villages and causing massive casualties. Authorities report thousands dead or missing as rescue and relief efforts mobilize across the region.
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