Magician Birch Welcomes Kiddies To Magic Show
Birch the famous magician brings a two hour show to College Auditorium next Friday and Saturday and welcomes children to his performances. He enjoys working with kids on stage and says their enthusiasm makes the illusions more precious. The show requires a huge truck and an investment of at least $23,000 in paraphernalia and scenery.
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Birch
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Whurston
Will Attempt A 17 Day World Flight
Globe trotter John Henry Mears plans a June start for a globe encircling flight designed to beat Graf Zeppelin’s 20 day record. Piloted by Fred Melenoir with mascot Tailwind, the trip uses a Lockheed City of New York at 150 mph, aiming for 12 to 17 days, from Roosevelt Field to Newfoundland and across the Atlantic to Olympia Ireland then through Moscow to Chita Vladivostok Tokyo Kamchatka Seward Seattle and New York.
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Brakeman Elevated To Methodist Bishop In South
Rev. Arthur J. Moore of Birmingham rises from brakeman to bishop within the Methodist Episcopal Church South. Born in 1889 in Georgia, Moore improved his education after early years and advanced through the church ranks to join the college of bishops.
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Youngest Bishop in Southern Methodism Emerges
A man who spent his early years on the railroad, marrying at 16, shifted to the ministry and rose as a famed evangelist. In the last two decades he led several key Methodist roles in the south, then became the youngest bishop in Southern Methodism's history.
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Nen
Facial muscles and brain control in humans and monkeys
Cortex studies show monkeys observed and dissected. in lower forms primitive face muscles mainly move the mouth ears and eyes. Dr Hubert notes human brain control areas differentiate first before muscles and nerve fibers, explaining individual variation in voluntary facial control and possibly acting ability.
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Smile And Frown Yield Secrets Of Operation
Dr. E Huber of the Carnegie Institution of Washington studies facial expressions to learn how movement originates. His work at Ishas Hopkins suggests origin involves muscles nerve supply and brain control centers in the evolution of the face.
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Washington
E. Huber
Carnegie Institution of Washington
Ishas Hopkins
Lead Commercial Club Seeks Dust Relief on Lead-Deadwood Road
Lead board of directors seeks relief from the dust nuisance on the Lead Deadwood road. A petition was addressed to Lawrence County commissioners requesting remedy. Suggestion includes placing a motor driven sprinkler between Lead and Deadwood to reduce dust.
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Lutherans Meet for South Dakota Synod in Wolsey
Lutherans from the South Dakota District gather at the Evangelical Lutheran church in Wolsey for the annual synod meeting running from June 1 to 17. Rev. F. W. Leyhe, pastor of the local church, serves as district president. The event continues through the week with services and discussions slated.
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Augsburg confession quadricentennial observed at state fair grounds
The quadricentennial observes the Augsburg Confession at the state fair grounds in Huron. That evening services will be held at the Wolsey Lutheran church.
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Huron
Wolsey Lutheran Church
Polly Prims Girls Win Kittenball Victory
Polly Prims H girls from Spink County clinched a Kittenball win over their rivals. The victory highlighted strong teamwork and scoring bursts, with key plays by noted players from Polly Prims.
Spink County girls win recreation day kittenball 10 to 9
At Redfield on Friday the Spink county women's extension club and the girls club played a kittenball game during recreation hour. The girls captured a 10 to 9 victory and were awarded a new kit ball and bat for future club meetings. Miss Sara L. Dewing spoke at the camp in Huron next week. Polly Prims plan to attend. Folly Prim girls hosted a midnight Supper at a La Delle dance raising 15 dollars to support camp expenses.
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