Order of DeMolay Three Years Old at One Thousand Chapters
This piece reflects on the growth and purpose of the Order of DeMolay founded by Frank S. Land in 1919. It traces its rapid expansion to 1921, its non Masonic stance, and its aim to mold boys into better men and citizens through rituals and structured chapters across the United States and beyond.
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Frank S. Land
Kansas City
Missouri
Mr. Land
Frank A. Marshall
United States
Order of DeMolay
Free Masonry
DeMolay
Master Masons
Order
Jacques de Molay
Order of Knights Templar
Déa
Cathedral of
Notre Dame
Seine River
Jacques DeMolay
Guam
Tout
DeMoay
DeMo Qay
Mind Order
Union
Canada
Philippine Islands
Porto Rico
Europe
Alexander G. Cochran
St. Louis
Judge Cochran
England
Edwin J. Seifrit
Katherine MacDonald Tops Beauty Contest Witnessed by Antoinette Donnelly
Katherine MacDonald is praised by beauty expert Antoinette Donnelly for flawless features and poised bearing after winning the latest world beauty contest. Fans can see her in the National Theatre next Wednesday and Thursday in the First National film The Lonely Road, a B. P. Schulberg production.
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Katherine MacDonald
Antoinette Donnelly
Katherine
Antoinette
National Theatre
B. P. Schulberg
Blonde Bess Opines On Bobby And Gas Habits
Blonde column features Bess noting Bobby now drives a sport model and only buys one gallon of gas at a time. She highlights frugal habits with a witty, era voice.
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Bess
Bobby
German quartz light TB treatment reaches halting stage
The new quartz light treatment for tuberculosis developed in Germany has reached a stage where satisfactory results are obtained in halting the disease, even in advanced stages, it is announced.
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Germany
Grasshoppers Roar Across Regions Warn of Outbreaks
Reports show widespread grasshopper outbreaks across the Upper Mississippi Valley, Rocky Mountains, and Pacific coast with severe activity in Texas and Saskatchewan. California experiments involve distributing 10,000 pounds daily of poisoned bait in Klamath Lake area as officials monitor the infestation. A North Carolina prize quotes a county agent’s broader mission to aid rural communities and farming progress.
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Mississippi Valley
Rocky Mountain
Pacific Coast
Wisconsin
North Dakota
Nebraska
Kansas
Texas
Wyoming
Utah
Oregon
California
Klamath Lake
United States Department of Agriculture
Saskatchewan
North Carolina
Russia to Have 200 Million Bushel Wheat Surplus
The London Sunday Express reports Russia will this year post a wheat surplus of 200 million bushels. If true, Russia would no longer be among foreign nations needing U S food contributions.
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Russia
London Sunday Express
United States
Business Moves In On Invitation Only
A concise note states that business thrives only where it is invited and remains where it is well treated, underscoring the importance of welcoming conditions and fair dealings for sustained trade.
Graham County plans fall county fair with charter filed
County officials in Graham move ahead with plans for a fall fair. A charter has been applied for and directors aim to launch one of the nation’s best fairs this season.
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Graham
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Electrified Water Company
Fred Stewart
Henderson & Anderson
West Fourth Street
Graham, Texas
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