So Walk With, God book details two women's psychic messages
The book by Mrs. Franklin K. Lane and Mrs. Harriet Blaine Beale records automatic writing sessions from a spirit not on earth. Dated to the summer of 1919 during war relief work, it presents twenty four lessons emphasizing love, service, and turning to God for world regeneration and earthly solutions.
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Franklin K. Lane
Secretary of the Interior
Harriet Blaine Beale
James G. Blaine
Lane
Beale
Walter Reed Hospital
Amundsen Returns From Arctic Quest Sparks Speculation
Washington scientists debate Amundsen's arrival at Anadyr eastern Siberia after 19 months in the Arctic aboard the Maude. Wireless reports from Nome give few details fueling theories of a North Pole flight aided by airplanes and a drifting voyage toward Spitzbergen Greenland.
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Roald Amundsen
South Pole
Washington
Amundsen
Arctic
Anadyr
Siberia
Nome
North Pole
Maude
Barrow Island
Pole
Christiania
Norway
Spitzenbergen
Greenland
Dixon Island
White Sea
Maryland's Electric Architect of the Maryland
William LeRoy Emmet, an electrical engineer and naval veteran educated at the Naval Academy in 1881, designed the shipboard electrical machinery for the superdreadnought Maryland launched at Newport News. Emmet, noted for turbine innovations and technical writings, helped make Maryland an electric marvel and first in a four ship class.
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William LeRoy Emmet
Maryland
Newport News
Uncle Sam
Mr. Emmet
United States Naval Academy
Navy
Naval Consulting Board
Canada Industrial Congress Heads Westward Visit to Six Cities
Mayor M A Brown of Medicine Hat leads the Canadian Industrial Congress tour to Alberta cities Medicine Hat Lethbridge Calgary Edmonton and British Columbia cities Vancouver Victoria to showcase Western Canada's minerals farm lands and raw materials to U S and promote closer business ties. He cites past Alberta success and urges U S help to develop coal natural gas lumber and 20 000 000 acres of vacant western farm lands.
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M. A. Brown
Medicine Hat
Canadian Industrial Congress
Alberta
British Columbia
Lethbridge
Calgary
Edmonton
Vancouver
Victoria
Brown
Alberta Industrial Congress
Canadian Manufacturers’ Association
United States
Canada
Great Britain
Federal Sugar Margins and Montana Funds Overview
News from Helena reports Palmer fixes margins at one cent per pound for wholesalers and two cents per pound for retailers, effective immediately. The Montana state funds ledger shows the common school permanent fund leading April balances, with several other permanent funds listed. Also noted are Bourquin denying a writ in a Dry Price case, a federal budget tweak for agriculture, and surveying delays pushing fieldwork to June.
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Helena
Montana
Palmer
Washington
Edward (. Day
United States
Department of Justice
Common School
State Board of Land Commissioners
Agricultural College
U. S
Industrial School
Normal School
University
Bourquin
George M. Bourquin
Royal Baking Powder Company
State Board of Health
United States Circuit Court
San Francisco
S. C. Ford
Ford
J. Scott Harrison
Mr. Harrison
Sidney Miller
Cooren “Gehoo! Permanent Fund
Army training boom turns war service into vast trade school
The army’s rapid enlistment surge this year nears 3,000 new soldiers weekly as Vocational education broadens. Civilians train as instructors, with camps converting to machine shops and labs. Camp Dodge and Camp Pike highlight farm work and drug manufacturing tuition for future civilian jobs.
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Washington
War Department
Army
Cubalmers
Camp Dodge
Dean C. B. Waldron
North Dakota Agricultural College
Chicago Church Federation
Camp Grant
Illinois
France
Chicago
Camp Pike
Ark
Arkansas State Board
Ordnance
Signal
Orps
Air Service
Motor Transport Corps
Infantry
Samuel A. Greenwell
General Recruiting Service
Chambers of Commerce
Rotary Clubs
American Legion Posts
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Motor Transport ‘Corps
Chemical Warfare
Medical Department
Quartermaster Corps
Signal Corps
Coast Artillery
Unselfish Aid Near Flat Rock Highlighted
A tale from New Castle Kentucky recalls Quintus Ramos helping Noah Pettit and Dave Roberts families when illness struck and food ran low. Ramos, in poverty himself, shared his larder and faced starvation to aid others.
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New Castle
Noah, Pettit
Dave Roberts
Flat Rock
Quintis Raros
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Industrial Congress
Washington, D. C
Disputch
House
Senate
Custer National Forest
Bear Tooth Forest
Montana National Bison Range
J. L. DeHart
David's Tower
Jerusalem
Eighth Infantry
Coblenz
Rhine
Fiftieth Infantry
Germany
Sberin
Thirty-first Infantry
Twenty-fourth Infantry
New Mexico
Camp Taylor
Sixteenth
Camp Travis
Texas
A. B. FF
China
Vaux
Chateau Thierry
Marne
St. Miles
Argonne- Meuse
Thirty-eighth Infantry
Thirtieth
Bill 20
Iowa
St. Michael
Camp Gordon
Georgia
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