Mona Lisa Smile Becomes Sermon in New York Church
Rev. Dr. J. Monroe Taber uses the Mona Lisa story to urge cheerful living and spiritual uplift. He likens Leonardo da Vinci’s portrait to the soul’s smile that neutralizes sorrow and brightens life, urging readers to value a genuine cheerful countenance.
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Dr. J. Monroe Taber
New York
J. Monroe Taber
Trinity Methodist Episcopal Church
Taber
Lenato da Vinci
Longre
Paris
Electric Nghta
Taler
Louvre Gallery
Pauls
Italy
Mona Lisa
Florence
Lenerdo Sla Vinci
Leonardo
Ife
Rubins
Louvre
Gregory buys another paper in Lawton move
J Gregory publisher of the Lawton Daily News sells part of his stock and takes stock in the Star. The Star will be moved to Guthrie and the News becomes Lawton’s only Republican daily. Local friends note the deal may boost business and profits for both papers under new management.
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RE. J. Gregory
Lawton
West
Tennessee
Daily News and Star
Possum Capture Report From Henry County
Paris Tenn November 28 Elmer Baucin and Joe Powell of Springville report capturing sixty eight possums in Henry County area over several days for the Herald.
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Henry County
Paris
Tenn
Padgett Delivers Noted Speech to Bankers in New Orleans
Congressman Padgett drew high praise from F Watts of Nashville after addressing the American Bankers Association in New Orleans. Watts, stepping down from the presidency at the convention, called Padgett's remarks one of the greatest ever heard by the association.
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Padgett
American Bankers Association
New Orleans
F. ©. Watts
Nashville
Tola
Hutton
Phoenix National Bank
Association
Watts
Stubbed Toe Bar to Marines Ends Memphian's Aspiration
A swollen toe derailed a young Memphian's marine enlistment at the Southern Express building recruiting stall. Of 14 applicants this past week, only two were accepted. others were rejected for age, height, or deformities. Corporal J. F. Clark arrived to assist, and a call goes out for youths ages 15 to 17 to join the bugle and drum corps with parental consent. News also notes strengthened guards in Nak ing, China, with 200 marines protecting American interests there.
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Southern Express
Stubbin
Sergent
BE. H. Galway
Galway
Corpor J. F. Clark
Washington, D.C
Legation
Naking
China
Masons secure option on Nashville church site
Nashville November 28 option on the Cumberland Presbyterian church property at Commerce and Fifth has been given to the Cumberland Lodge Masons for 20000. If purchased the site will host a new temple moving from Church street quarters. Final decision on erection and site location remains with the board of trustees with other plots under consideration.
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Nashville
Cumberland Presbyterian Church
Commerce and
Fifth
Cumberland Lodge
Masons
Church Street
Board of Trustees
Mansion to Be Bachelor Home in Louisville
Governor elect James T. McCreary dismissed rumors that his private secretary Thomas J. Smith and Mrs. Smith would move into the Governor's mansion. He said he will open bachelor quarters and hire a housekeeper to maintain the residence, with Mr. Smith likely frequenting the home.
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Louisville
James T. McCreary
Frankfort
Thomas J. Smith
Ladies coats sale on black broadcloth event
A sale on Ladies Misses and Children's coats features a semi fitting black broadcloth coat with plain or braided trim and large buttons. Previously priced at 7.50, now 4.98.
Ladies Coats On Sale At Deep Discount Prices
A store advertises $15.00 ladies coats for 9.98 in various styles Black broadcloth Caracas and Nobby mixtures with shawl or tailored collars and button details Also listed are regular $15.00 coats at 4.98 and black plush full length coats with rolling collars now 12.50, urging shoppers to buy now for savings.
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Caracas
Plush Ladies Cloak Sale Prices Listed
The ad promotes plush coats for women with price cuts from 25.00 to 17.50 and a full length satin lined plush coat with a large collar offered at 17.40, indicating substantial discounts on outerwear.
Children’s coats sale at reduced price
An advertisement offers children’s coats originally priced from 2.50 to 3.00 dollars at 1.75. One lot of bear skin caps in white red and blue sized 3 to 6. Formerly 2.50 and 2.00 dollars, sale price 1.74.
Skirts Offered at Reduced Prices in Panama and Serges
Panama and serges skirts in new panel back and front style offered in all sizes at discounted prices. Regularly six to seven dollars now four dollars seventy five cents. Limited stock and sizes available at the sale.
Tailored Ladies Suits Reduced to Seven Fifty
An assortment of new models and fabrics including serges and mixtures, satin lined coats, formerly $12.50 to $15.00, now sale price $7.50.
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All
Fashion sale on suits and coats at discount prices
A clothing sale offers cloth suits serges mixtures and mannish cloth in black and leading shades. Coats are lined with satin guaranteed lining and skirts feature a loose panel back and front. Formerly $15.00 now $11.98.
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Jewely
Cotham Bros
Gregory
Field
Hindley
Cochran
Thomas
MR. Padget
Crimp
McCreary
Garbers
Panama
Misses Coats
Garber
South Main Street
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