Synthesis of a 19th Century Theatrical Ode and Local Notices
A fragmented column mixes an old verse excerpt praising ambition with quotations from notable writers and a series of local social notices. It references Edith Boyett of Dallas, a St Mark’s Episcopal auxiliary picnic at Fair Park, and various local families and visits, plus a United Cavaliers meeting at Henry Hotel.
Sunday School Attendance and Church Board Meeting Notice
Sunday school attendance ne arly reached the 100 mark last week. If you come this week and bring someone we can easily reach 125. Be present Sunday morning at 9 45. The August meeting of the Church Board will be held at the church on Monday night. Officers and leaders of all auxiliaries are invited to meet with the board. All board members are expected to be present Monday night. The pustor will speak after Communion Sunday morning on Ninety nine and One. The life and growth of the fellowship of the saved urges continuous seeking of the lost. The way for the church to find salvation is to seek and save those who are lost. The evening sermon will follow.
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Cannonball tree sparks southern Florida humor and controversy
Southern Florida residents discuss cultivating Cannonball tree or Courgupita Guinneasis to harvest explosive seed pods for comic gifts. Critics warn of odor and safety, while supporters preach to spiritual audience about faith and church worship this Sunday.
Little Miss Broadway at Saenger Shows Studio Cast
Shirley Temple stars in 20th Century Fox musical Little Miss Broadway at the Saenger. The cast includes George Murphy Jimmy Durante Phyllis Brooks and Edna Mae Oliver in a fan showing musical comedy sequence.
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Residents unsettled by loud bangs during ripening season
Residents in a quiet area express concern as episodes of loud noise accompany the ripening pods of Couroupita Guinnensis. Elderly visitors seeking peace report disturbance after hearing or smelling the first harvest of the fruit.
Gasoline tax burden highlights higher city taxi costs
The annual average gasoline tax bill for a family car runs about $36, while the typical American taxi faces about $183 annually. This contrast shows how vehicle type and usage shape tax exposure and fuel-related expenses.
Hippos Seen as Last Echoes of Stone Age Form
Scientists say the hippopotamus, a half pig and four toed brute, may be the final evolutionary remnant from primordial days. The ordinary hippo averages 14 feet, weighs 4800 to 6000 pounds, is vegetarian, dives well, and emits a reddish skin oil under stress. A pygmy hippo, much lighter, raises questions about decline or adaptation.
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Ghosts and other tales on the Tennessee Belle deck
Uncle Jesse spins tall yarns about ghosts craving whisky and tobacco in country driving and graveyard tales. A cobbled recollection on jail time from a broom sweep incident follows, ending with a boastful vignette of dodgy cures aboard the Tennessee Belle and a lek of odd cautions.
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St Viator Athletes Seek New Schools After Closing
Chicago reports St. Viator College Bourbonnais closing for financial reasons. Midwest schools including Minnas seek St. Viator stars Vic Gleason Tom Eddy and Bob Bates expected to pursue new academic paths and promising athletic careers.
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Final approval for starting blocks in track events
The New York National A A U reports official notification from the International Athletic Federation that starting blocks for track men are approved for use starting January 1 939. The federation notes blocks must be rigid though adjustable, with springs or other elements prohibited, and the runner’s feet must be in contact with the ground at the start.
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International Athletic Federation
World Amateur Sprint Bicycle Champs In Amsterdam
The track used in the 1928 Olympic Games will host the world amateur sprint bicycle championships on August 27 and 28. Local cyclists from various nations are set to compete for the title, with officials confirming the international event will bring top riders to the Amsterdam arena.
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