Passion Play Setting in Oberammergau 1930 Tour
Carrie Louise Gray describes Oberammergau’s Passion Play in July 1930. She notes village life with woodcarvers and painters, Anton Lang as chief performer, the rebuilt theater seating 5208, and the dramatic religious pageant lasting from morning to evening with tableaux, choirs, and moral reflection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Gropper
Oberammergau
Germany
Anton Lang
Pension
Emamitiee
Dover
Green
Jesus of Galilee
Earth
Jerusalem
Garden
Gethsemane
Heaven
Adam and Eve
Garden of Eden
Garden of Gethsemane
Pilate
Christus
Alois Lang
Christ
Anni Rutz
Park of
Mary
Johanina Preisinger
Guido
Mayr
Judas
Aid
Hotel Savoy
Florence Staly
Wildlife at risk this winter unless fed and covered
The drought and over grazing threaten wildlife this winter, prompting calls for winter feeding and shelter. Carlos Avery of the American Game Protective Association urges action from sportsmen, state game departments, farmers, the American Legion and Boy Scouts, noting air drops of grain bombs were used last year to aid birds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlos Avery
American Game Protective Association
Sportsmen’ S Organization
Aeronautical Committee of the
American Legion
Legionnaires
Boy Scouts
Legion Committee
Avery
Hayes Agricultural High School Opens With Growth and Plans
Hayes Agricultural High School in Harrison Michigan opens with enrollment up by 59 over last year. The senior class plans a Clare County Fair refreshment stand September 18 19 and 20. New bus seats piano lessons and gradual staff changes accompany a push for a school orchestra and stronger parent teacher involvement.
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Hayes Agricultural High School
Clare County Fair
Hart
Dortha
Mt. Pleasant
Jackson
Harrison
Rachael Woolley
Oswego
Illinois
Hast Lansing
Gregg
P. D. Gibson
Strain on Nation Cited By Illness Loss Estimate
An estimate claims annual national loss from illness and preventable death exceeds 15 billion dollars. The notice from Samborn's Produce promises free ice with bottled drinks and ads a buy nonwanted goods and sell wanted items. Located at 118 West Fourth Street, phone 23.
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Kirkpatrick
Samborn
4Th St
Family fable on modern talk and a rooster’s crow
A mother hen stops quarrels among her seven chicks by guiding them to understand modern conveniences like telephones in the coop. Whitey and the yellow chick misunderstand meanings before the mother clarifies that a farmer can call from different buildings. Father Rooster defends his crowing as a valued tradition. The tale ends with harmony as seeds are shared. It also explains pekoe tea and its spring leaf down.
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Cme
Whitey
Father Rooster
Learn to Concentrate Grit Warns Against Daydreaming
A brief exhortation urges focus on tasks, time efficiency, and avoiding distractions. It stresses concentration as the first rule of progress and warns against watching others, the clock, or drifting into daydreams.
Out To Stay Out Roots and All Magic Feet Bath
Footbath product claim promotes painless corn and callus removal using oxygen salts. Ad claims softening action with nightly use for 3 to 4 nights and removal without cutting. Ends by urging purchase from drug stores or ordering if unavailable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. A. Anderson
Radox
Ady
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Mrs
Carrie Gray
Carrie Louise Gray
Angeles
California
Harrison, Mich
Mayer
Chesterfield
Liggett & Myers Tobacco CO
Licaert & Marrs Toracco Co
R Mary G
Graham
Rome i
Yes
Pekoe
Black Diamond Chief
B. Warren
Whidman
Coldwater Lake Inn
Clare Sentinel
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