Baptist Missionary Describes Life in Southern Cameroons
In a Mary Review letter, Fritest A. Zintbelman, a former Haywardite now serving as a Baptist missionary in the Southern Cameroons, recounts the country, its colonial status, and daily life. He outlines family adjustments, educational and medical work, and the local culture, noting economic constraints and religious community efforts while detailing his roles at Soppo near Victoria and duties at the Baptist Teacher Training College.
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United States
Fritest
A. Zintbelman
Cameroons
Tielman
North Dakota
Aim= heiana
Baylor, University, Wave
Tesy
University of California
Aid le
North American Baptist Seminary
Swus Falls
Zinbelman i Alva
North Dale
Republia
Seifjustnouts
Real Politioa
Eteetia
Camergans
Republic
Cameroun
West
Sisoeli
South Africa
Cameron Republic
Ad Nui
Akmelles Toug Sael
Tryeom Weil
Victoria
Evtuigr Bso
Alena Church
Wicdiganl
Danity
Soppo
Ab iv
Bue
Sopo
Volwanig
Baptist Teacher ‘Praining College
Zimbelman
Alameda County
Baptist Teacher Training College
Seppo
Diplomats face restaurant bias spurs State Dept action
Washington letters report racial slights toward envoys at U S embassies and in Maryland restaurants provoke a official response. Deputy secretary of state pledges steps to protect nonwhite diplomats amid rising housing and discrimination concerns across Washington Virginia and Maryland with new sections assisting embassies and foreign missions.
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Washington
UPI
Willian Fitzjoh
Slvera Leone
Maryland
Angier
Jeptocol
Worts
Duker
POVON
Pedra A. Sanjiwat
Duke
Sermous
Jobes Chae
Virginia
Ghina
Ciulueba
Nigerit
Labeva
Cameroon
Eilonia
Cexton
Watts Anne
Herth
Searaes
Evi Thoma
Senay
Pizza boosts cheese output in Madison market report
A garbled market note from Madison and surrounding areas discusses rising cheese production linked to pizza demand. It cites unnamed analysts and unclear figures while asserting a broader trend in dairy output tied to consumer preference for cheese on pies.
Ask The Teacher Ask The Teacher DIGAR MRS SCHRAUB
A reader asks how to help an eight year old third grader who is methodical, prepared, and has good work habits but complains of poor memory and slow speed. The advisor notes balance between speed and accuracy, suggests not fretting over speed tests, and advises nurturing confidence. It also discusses promoting or holding back, and the importance of summer work and gradual progress to avoid discouragement.
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Educalinn
Hess
Willis
Farid
Cannes
England
Canimraons
Dorathy
Doe
Owen Noms
Chrinias
Joe Donting
Willy
Mali
Renee Thos
Avisa Oo
Schratet
Women Barber Shops in Honolulu Face Proposed Law
A long fragment describes women cutting men's hair in Honolulu and debates over a state bill affecting barber roles. It notes how many shops employ women, the public reaction, and a push by lawmakers to alter licensing or practice rules. The piece mentions customers’ preferences and trade tensions within the barber industry.
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