Holidays Should be Changed for 2 National Observances
The Ladies' Home Journal editorial urges changing two national holidays to weekend long breaks. It proposes moving Memorial Day to the last Saturday of May and Thanksgiving to the last Saturday, arguing public benefit and more extended rest for workers.
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Ladies’ Home Journal
Holt
Washington
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Optimism Spreads as War Aftermath Shapes Business Outlook
A fragmentary report notes optimism rising across the country about business conditions postwar. It mentions adjusted public sentiment, ongoing economic activity, and references to banks and reserve funds while warning against overclaiming improvements.
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Sunjiie
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Alreadeen
Anil Inenvaels
Mitirkotinas
Erape Foareins
Eetanailie
Juvenile Missionary Society Elects Officers at Mission Church
The Juvenile Missionary society met last Saturday at 1 pm in the Methodist church with twelve present. Ciffivera Ware was elected President, Scottie Courtney and Dot Boyd as Vice Presidents, Virginia Hofman Secretary, Chrystine Kennedy Treasurer, Elizabeth Ettergamat, Helen Blinks as officers. Next meeting at 4 pm with Mrs Holtman. Program includes scripture, minutes, business, piano, paper Why we need the Missionary Society, solos, and closing prayer.
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Juvenile Missionary Society
Methodiat Church
Ciffivera Ware
Scottie Courtney
Dot Boyded
Virginia Hofman
Chrystine Kennedy
Elizabeth Etterrgamat
Helen Blinks
Jd. Holtman
Ellis Barnett
Anciety Piano Dole
the Missionary Society
Eligabeth Keter
Blanche Neal
Dot Boyd
Evelyn (Annon
Obituary Stella Ripsey Dies at 85 in Dermott Area
Mrs Stella Ripsey aged 85 died at her home in the Leavitt Annex west of Dermott last Thursday. She was buried in Dermott cemetery Friday after funeral services at the home conducted by Rev N C Dennon. She is survived by her husband and four children, oldest ten, youngest three weeks.
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Stella Ripsey
Leavitt Annex
Dermott
N.C. Dennon
Epworth League August 2 Program Notes
Epworth League circular outlines a responsive service with The Lords Prayer, a topic An Evening with Favorite Hymns led by Clara Johnson, and readings on Abide with Me by Maud Kennedy. Helen Evans conducts program reading and comments, with songs O Mother Dear Jerusalem and a ten minute life talk on David Shepherd. Benediction closes the session.
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Clara Johnson
Maud Kennedy
Helen Sar
Howard
Davida Shephers
Mrs. Ythro
Jerusalem
Helen Evans
League
Lunches Served in Chair Cars on the Missouri Pacific
Passengers in chair cars along the Missouri Pacific Iron Mountain route receive light meals without entering the dining car. The service, priced for sandwiches coffee and pie, offers small lunch portions in meal hours by a waiter from the dining car, on all trains of the system.
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Migsouri Pacific Iron Mountain
Church Bulletin Announces Weekly Schedule and Classes
At the Baptist Church Sunday School begins sessions on the first and third Sundays. Weekday events include potluck soup on Wednesdays at 7 am, a Prayer Meeting, and a Teacher's Training Class led by Pastor.
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Church Activities Note At Methodist Church
Sunday School at 4 5 am Preaching at land TAS p.m Epworth League at 40 pm Prayer Meeting at 745 fpm Wednesdays 11 Cannon puestor.
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Epworth League
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Fragmentary Neer of an Tron Safe Write LF chart
A partial OCR fragment describes a safety issue at a location named Neer. References to hotels, ponies, safes, and jewelers appear alongside stray place names and unclear terms, yielding limited readable facts about events, actors, or outcomes.
A Man’s Rise and Rivalry in a Stationery Firm
John Darrell, a 25 year old clerk at Hart and Son Wholesale Stationers, battles fear of dismissal as he seeks a better post. An advertising lure sparks a plan aided by Mrs Barton and Cynthia, leading to a candid interview offer, a wary Hart, and an unexpected twist from a vigilant mother in law.
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John
Bu Olias
Jon
Joba
Ymellia
Hart
Ibroush
Atwan
Yatina
Jim
Sears
Aed
Nittala PQ
Quincy
Tyson
Dohn Hl
John Wis
Mra Barton
Ale Bid Beet
Jie
Bern
Jobe
Mrs Horton
Cynthias
the Sagerness
John Part
Heogine Dany
Barton
Infancy
Cynthia
Bay
Denny
Darrell
Jonith
Mat
Avid Hart
Darrett
Hare
Hart John
Tie
Joh
Marathon Run Recounted As Not An Extraordinary Feat
In a debated tale, the Marathon run is called not extraordinary yet celebrated as Miltiades and the Greek victory over Persians. Historians differ dates and the tale is linked to Athens, Leander like feats, and repeated American emulations show the mythic status of the ancient sprint. The piece blends history, legend, and a domestic vignette about dessert and family.
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Marathon
Wright
Athe Hecindern Lowaele
Miltiates
Ieral
Ranner
Athens
Miltiades
Leander
Hellespont
Exquisite arches and wainscoting on display for homes
Architectural arches and wainscoting of superior workmanship advertised as ready for installation without trimming. Prospective buyers invited to view selections and learn how to transform homes at minimal cost into artistically crafted spaces.
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