Lecture on Christian Science by John Randall Dunn
A lengthy benediction filled talk by John Randall Dunn of The First Church of Christ Scientist in Boston. Governor Frank L. Houx introduces Dunn and extols Christian Science as a path to healing and spiritual enlightenment.
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Auditorium Hotel Denver Ad Promotes Comfort and Convenience
The notice markets the Auditorium Hotel at 14th and Stout as conveniently located near Denver Dry Goods Co stores, theatres, and garages. It highlights proximity to car lines and a state thoroughfare, emphasizes a home-like atmosphere, a new ladies lounging room, modest dining prices, and Watson Bros ownership with ongoing improvements to furnishings.
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Laramie Drives New Red Cross Fundraising Push
Laramie, the sole Wyoming town still short of its Red Cross quota, begins a fresh drive after a slow start. Albany County totals about $6000 against a $16,000 apportionment, prompting Judge Moon to publicly challenge donors. Grant vows to match five additional contributors with $200 each, plus a personal pledge.
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Wool sale records set at Portiant price peak
Portiant Oregon June 24 sixty five thousand pounds of wool sold to Moston Interests at 72 cents per pound. Reported as the highest price paid for wool in the region, surpassing past averages.
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Red Cross fund drive prompts pledges linked to Liberty Bonds
An appeal notes members will donate amounts from fifteen donors for $100 each, thirty for $25, and forty for $10, with liberty friends from subscribers offered as premiums for generous Red Cross support. The push follows reluctance to give to the Red Cross when funds are already pledged to Liberty bonds.
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