National Kids Day Observed by Kiwanis Clubs Nationwide
Kiwanis clubs across the United States and Canada mark National Kids Day on September 23 with concerts parades essays contests and banquets to spotlight underprivileged children. The 1950 effort funds local programs such as clinics and play areas while emphasizing youth achievements and delinquency prevention.
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Kiwanis Boosts
U.S
Kiwanis Club
United States
Canada
Alaska
Hawaii
National Kids' Day Foundation
James M.jimmie) Fidler
Kiwanis
National
J. Walter Thompson Company
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Chicago
Affection of a Pet May Allay Many Juvenile Problems
Raymond J. Hansfield of the National Dog Welfare Guild argues pets can curb juvenile delinquency by providing affection and responsibility. The 1950 National Dog Week program promotes a double track approach, aiding both children and dogs to foster kindness and better citizenship. The week runs September 24 to 30, with Albert Stable as the poster artist known for the cover dog Butch.
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Raymond J. Hanfield
National Dog Welfare Guild
National Dog Week
New York City
Albert Stable
Butch
Building Character Through National Dog Week Theme
The National Dog Week centers on Building Character Together, highlighting canine companionship as key to child character. Seven points urge a good home for every dog, stray elimination, better informed owners, humane dog care, family dog roles as companions and protectors, fair laws, and respect for pet owners.
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Cominion
Rand
Corinthiant Devotional Reading Fragment
Devotional note referencing Corinth and a date fragment, indicating a reading excerpt. Mentions J Rin and Z Iy with unclear authoring. Context suggests a religious period piece or column entry from a historical newspaper.
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Tae Tai
J. Rin
Corinth Fang
Paul the Creator of Protestant Christianity
The lesson argues Protestantism traces to Saint Paul not Luther, asserting Paul shaped Christianity for world reach. It urges missionaries' role, cites Paul’s Damascus Road experience and love for all people, and promotes a Bible outreach campaign to send five million Bibles to Japan through local churches.
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Saint Paul
Paul
Luther
George Washington
Christ
Jesus
Damascus
Jesus Christ
Japan
MacArthur
Shiro Murata
Topan
Wear'i
WNL
Fanfure i
New Vegetable May Edge Out Spinach Faithful
A green vegetable from Java, named Florida spinach, may be marketed this year in frozen or canned form. It tastes better than regular spinach, grows across the United States, and is low in fiber, high in vitamins, with no oxalic acid that hinders digestion.
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Java
Florida
United States
Packing Peaches Processing Note
An instruction states that peaches or pears that must stand between peeling and packing should be placed in cold salt to maintain quality. The note emphasizes proper handling steps for fruit preparation and preservation.
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