Rev Nichols Fills First Appointment at Lanes Chapel
Rev Nichols preached a vivid sermon drawing a large crowd and spurring hopes of spiritual revival. He will lead next Sunday’s service with Rev Langston of Gatesville to hold quarterly conference Saturday evening.
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Connally Joins Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Senate report notes Senator Tom Connally is now a member of the Senate Committee on Foreign Relations, directing treaty and foreign government actions. He relinquished his Banking and Currency seat. retains Finance, Privileges and Elections, and Public Buildings and Grounds. Morris Sheppard keeps Commerce, Irrigation and Reclamation, Manufactures, and Military Affairs.
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Numbers and facts from a 1930s American survey list
A collection of statistics notes production and transport figures across industries, air travel, population literacy, and infrastructure. Highlights include shoe materials variety, gloves from Gloversville, Chicago postal capacity, and U S death rates from appendicitis. Also listed are aircraft mileage, gas wells, automobile counts, Mexican Indigenous population, and literacy rankings. Eggs and chickens wanted. John R Cowen Itc
County Agent Reports Bosque County Extension Achievements
Elmo V. Cook outlines 1931 Bosque County Extension work. 114 adults and club boys led demonstrations in feed crops beef cattle swine and sheep with profits totaling 8123.75. Exhibitors won premiums at Ft Worth Dallas Kansas City and Chicago. 200 club boys enrolled 13 clubs. over 100 completed records with minimal losses. 22,700 miles driven 787 farm visits 167 meetings reaching 3,770 people. 1531 letters 1500 bulletins 148 news stories 511 office calls 330 phone calls.
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Leonardtown’s contentment amid Depression era talk
Frank Parker Stockbridge notes Leonardtown Maryland remains cheerful while others suffer economic downturn. A returning young man asks locals how hard depression has hit them, they reply what low mood. He recalls past farming life with watermelons oysters and tobacco, saying contentment persists without railroads industry or hype for money.
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Professional density per 10000 U S families
For every 10 000 families in the United States today there are 50 physicians 41 lawyers 22 dentists and 76 ministers.
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City tax receipt ready at City Hall City Secretary office
The city informs residents that their city tax receipts are prepared and available for pickup at the City Secretary's office in City Hall. The notice directs taxpayers to collect documents in person and provides location details for the pickup.
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History repeats itself in a time of panic and hope
A reflection on widespread panic in 1857 and similar modern fears. The writer notes commercial prostration, unemployment, and political turmoil in France and Russia, while praising humility and charity amid hardship. Harper's Weekly quoted the piece from October 10, 1857, showing cyclical mood shifts and gradual improvement over seventy four years.
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Primitive Siamese ladies avoid photographers over camera gaze
A dated assertion claims Siamese women react to photography by fleeing, driven by belief that cameras reveal through clothing. The statement reflects outdated stereotypes about cultural groups and attitudes toward photography.
Paris Opens New Radio Hall For Paying Visitors
Paris inaugurated a new radio hall where guests pay to hear broadcasts. The venue invites locals and tourists to experience live programs and studio atmosphere, promising an immersive media encounter.
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Garner Renounces Car to Set Economy Example
Washington report notes Speaker Garner abandons the official car to save costs. He and Mrs. Garner walk from their hotel to Peace Monument when weather allows, using a 28 cent taxi for Capitol access. Garner cites government economy and avoids chauffeur standby, estimating the car and driver cost about 5000 dollars annually.
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Once a Quarterback Always a Quarterback
Judge Gordon nervously hosted Frank Carideo, Knute Rockne’s All American quarterback, on the A P Our Daily Food program. Carideo remained calm and helped steady the judge as the broadcast began with a lighthearted exchange.
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Trinity Lutheran Church Service Schedule for Sunday
Trinity Lutheran Church announces Sunday School and Bible Classes at 10 a.m. Morning service at 11 a.m. Night service at 7 15 p.m. Choir practice on Thursdays. Confirmation class Saturday 9 30 a.m. Junior class Saturday at 2 p.m. Strangers welcome to all services. Dallas News records at $2.50.
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