Ordinal Day Reflections On Asia’s Awakening And World Unity
The article surveys Asia's modernization led by Japan and China, noting literacy gains and Western influence. It discusses India and other nations adopting Western civilization, religious shifts toward Christianity, and the mission movement culminating in a 1910 Edinburgh conference. It argues for a global Christian unity to counter discord between East and West.
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Japan
Europe
Asia
China
Indie
Russia
India
Edinburg
Turkey
Germany
Gladwin Hosts Tennis and Track Meet Victors Noted
The Gladwin event featured a tennis tournament and track meet with limited entrants. Walter dominated in singles with a brilliant display defeating Robbins and rivals, while Esther Ackerman and Ross Thompson won mixed doubles for Clare. Memorial day saw no school and students earned honors in field events and grade awards.
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Florence Holbrook
Franleen Thayer Thera
Gladwin
Olsre
Don Wealer
John Hyde
Ross Thompson
Walter
Robbins
Esther Ackerman
Clare
Miss Ackerman
Dorothy Lange
Bernice MacKinnon
Clifford Powers
Home Economics Ccase
Home Economica
Lampman
Detroit
Thornthwaite
Bay City
Wool Pool for 1921 Arranges County Clip
A Michigan State Farm Bureau representative is in Clare arranging a county wool pool for 1921. The pool aims to improve prices as the wool surplus greatly exceeds last year. Grading, storage, and direct mill shipping reduce handling costs, with a 23 cent per pound margin target. For details contact Ger. Bieble or W. E. Bowler.
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Michigan
Baresa
Burean
Clare
Milla
Ger. Bieble
Clare County Farm Bureau
W.E. Bowler
The New Nationalism and Christian Cause Rise
The text asserts that the union reduces religious antagonism and ignorance, preparing the way for the Lord. It credits America as a popular world force, highlighting diplomacy and Christianity as core strengths, and urges the United States to show that righteousness exalteth a nation.
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America
United States
Local notes from Ann Arbor area and surrounding towns
Community news item lists hospital visits and procedures, travel to Ludington and Detroit, Memorial and Decoration Day events, church services, and local family updates. People named include Mrs J L Littlefield, Mr Chas Stinchcombe, Mrs Leonard, Dr Lamb, Joel Palmer, Elisha White, John Armstrong, Mrs Beulah Armstrong, Beulah Armstrong, Frank Leopard, Nellie Rulapaugh, Lizzie Ostercut Mann, and families from Clare Midland Flint Lansing Alma Mt Pleasant Cadillac Saginaw and Owesso.
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J. L. Littlefield
Anne Arbor
Dennis Smith
Chas. Stinchcombe
Ludington
Lester Leonard
Leonard
Clare
Dr. Lamb
Detroit
Lamb
Ann Arbor
Joel Palmer
Owesso
Elisha White
Coors
George Holmes
Chas. Gamme
W. A. Co
L. Randall
Mr. Littlefield
John Armstrong
Vreeland
Mt. Pleasant
Beulah Armatrong
Flint
Adame
Cadillac
Allen Graham
Brophy
Richmond
Nellie Rulapaugh
Frank Leopard
Will Richmond
Clarke Richmond
Bowera
Alma
Schofield
Scottville
Lizzie Osterocut Mann
Littlefield
Chas. Clark
Lansing
Frank Davis
Saginaw
Henry Ford
Will Sanford and Son
Goheen
Gee. Airliker
Ban Hilliker
Midland
Ira Badger
St. Louis
C. Gilman
Glen Goodrich
Clayton Goodrich
Miss Rowan
Lamb Cottage
Notice to Wool Growers Announces Saturday Wool Buyer
Notice from W. C. Fuller of Yarwell that an eastern mill buyer will be in town Saturday May 28 to purchase wool. Growers urged to bring clip in for grading and sale, with warning that unsatisfactory grading will not be paid.
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Eastern Mills
W. CG. Fuller
Yarwell
Junior Banquet Highlights School Year Close
Friday night hosted the junior banquet ending the school year with lilac and white decor, a formal meal, and student toasts. Duncan Keeplinger served as toastmaster while speeches urged moral responsibility and civic readiness as students prepare for graduation.
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Edna Failer
Birthday Celebration At Mrs Moore House
Mrs Moore marked her birthday last Friday with a small party hosted by AiG Society members at her home. The gathering featured a fern keepsake and best wishes from friends. Physicians endorse Pie study. Philadelphia doctors report in the American Journal of Physiology that pies digest faster than cakes and puddings faster than pies.
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Philadelphia
American Journal of Physiology
Baltimore
Foolish Fancy Observation in a Novel
A fragment from a Boston Transcript item notes Fanny’s intense sympathy for a goldfish and questions whether the poor animals feel pity or happiness. The tone mocks sentimental pity and contrasts envy with the creatures’ imagined indifference.
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Fanny
Boston Tras
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McCormick
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Thompson & Wilkinson
John E. Doherty
Dort
Dart
Auburn
Peninsular
Peninsular and Combination Gas Ranges
Farwell
RTD
Parker House
Madge Byrne
Glen Suviandt
Duncan Keeplinger
Duncan
Wilhelmina Richmond
Will O
Edna Fuller
Board of Educcation
Cong
Thorsday
Daviney
Big Repids
Oo. O. F. Hall
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