Kindness Beyond Measure by Kansas City Humane Duo
Kansas City Kansas residents Miss Sarah and H H Jacobs have spent over 25 years caring for animals and people. They run a busy home with many pets and active roles in Wyandotte County Humane Society and Associated Charities. For about six to seven hundred dollars yearly, they fund rescue, euthanasia when needed, and care for the ill and abandoned, finding joy in service rather than sacrifice.
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Kansas City
Sarah
H. H. Jacobs
Kansas
Jacobs
Missouri
Wyandotte
Samuel Jacobs
St. Joseph Mo
Hannibal and
St. Joseph
Burlington
Jefferson
Fairfield
The
Humane Society
Cinderetta
Little Topsy
Topsy
Miss Jacobs
Yarrow
Mary ‘Craige Yarrow
Philadelphia
Arkansas
Jacob
Hermano
Miss. Jacobs
Texas
De Mille Photoplay Forbidden Fruit at Grandway
Cecil B. De Mille's Paramount production Forbidden Fruit is billed as a massive beautiful picture for the season. It will headline at the Grandway theater next Monday and Tuesday with dramatic scenes, including the necessary Cinderella episode staged lavishly, and beauty as the keynote throughout.
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Cecil B. de Mille
Paramount
Proundway Theater
Drive for College Campaign Under Way in Henderson
The publicity department reports progress on funds to build a Methodist Protestant college at High Point. With two Sundays planned, many churches request more time to finish canvassing. Partial reports show notable totals such as $12,100 at the Henderson church, $15,000 in Greensboro, and $8,500 in Winston-Salem, amid 225 churches yet to report. The drive targets $300,000 in essential gifts and may extend canvassing weeks to complete.
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Henderson
High Point
Grace Church
Greensboro
Winston-Salem
Concord
Mebane
Julian
Whitakers
Gibsonville
Government Sells Advertising Space On Census Papers
London reports a new government practice of selling cash advertising space on census forms. An agency offered 11000 to use backs of 11 million forms for the national census, a proposal initially rejected by Dr. Christopher Addison but later approved after Sir Alfred Mond supported the plan. An earlier bid of 50000 for falion books was rejected.
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London
Christopher Addison
Alfred Mond
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