World Lutheran Convention Seeks Spiritual Accord Across Nations
New York feature notes Dr M G G Scherer of the United Lutheran Church of America urges rising above political aims, urging that spiritual growth precede physical change. It highlights the Eisenach World Lutheran Convention of 1926 with delegates from forty nations, stressing non-political aims and harmony. The piece also covers a saxophone theft in NYC, fashion trends toward corseted, slender lines, and the new American tango, ending with details on the Colorado battleship launch at Camden with eight 16-inch guns and turbo-electric propulsion.
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New York
M. G. G. Scherer
MG. G
Usltad Lutheran Church of America
Dr. Scherer
Eisenach
Wartburg Castle
Luther
Eigenach
Colorado
Camden
New Jersey
Westinghouse
Salt Industry of Syracuse Passes Into Oblivion
The Syracuse salt industry, once a beehive of activity in Onondaga, is nearing its end as cheaper suction and new salt mines replace boiling. The last stack near the Oswego Canal will soon be torn down, leaving only rusting sheds and fading memories of a major employer and $4,000,000 annual output. Only two operators survive at the Murray & Gale Salt Company pumping station.
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Chester B. Bahn Y
Byracube
N. Y
Oswego Canal
Piverpool
Fhelly
Gainsville
Syracura
Salt City
Thomas K. Gale
Thomas P. Murphy
Sepool Road
Onondaga
Indians to Convene in Chicago September 24
Chicago set to host the American Society of Indians convention during the week of September 24. Native delegates from tribal regions will gather in regalia, hold pow-wows, and share in campfire scenes, tepees, and a pipe of peace across the city.
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Chicago
American Society of Indians
Uniformity in Motor Vehicle Regulations Advocated by N M A
The National Motorists Association argues for uniform methods to inform travelers about local traffic rules rather than identical laws. It urges standardized entrance signs, clear local directions at hydrants, and context aware rules reflecting city widths and intersections.
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National Motorists Association
Caties
Fred H. Caley
New York
San Francisco
Movies seek beauty to milk cow in Henry County film
In New Castle Indiana on September 1 producers of an historical film set in Henry County seek a beautiful girl who can milk a cow for a milking scene. They have found several candidates but still search for one who combines charm and ability to milk. The best looking cow in the country will play opposite the milking heroine.
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New Castle
Ind
Henry Country
Uniformity in Tourist Traffic Guidance Urged
A discussion urges practical traffic speed and parking measures for visitors. It advocates clear signs and pedestrian guidance, arguing travelers should not worry about locals rules and that cities should adopt uniform education for safety while preserving local autonomy. The N M A backs a uniform tourist enlightenment system to aid cities in choosing suitable regulations without inconveniencing motorists.
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Taffic
Maple Grove social notes sweep through the county
Norman Henry and children visited James Clawson on Monday. Mrs Dallas Detwiler and daughter Ruth drove to Indiana on Tuesday. Sara Uncapher returned from Heilwood Hospital after a two week stay. Wilson Bowers visits his brother Clinton. Mrs Robert Adams is on the sick list. John Helman and sister Clara Sylvis called on Mrs Conrad Sleppy on Wednesday. A local resident attended church at Strongstown on Wednesday night. Joseph Conway visited nearby.
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Norman Henry
James Clawsons
Dallas Detwiler
Ruth
Indiana
Tuesaday
Sara Uncapher
Heilwood Hospital
Wilson Bowers
Clinton
Robert Adams
John Helman
Clara Sylvis
Conrad Sleppy
Strongstown
Joseph Conway
Prank Uncapher Home and Sunday Calls Noted
Sunday visits include Mrs Decker calling on Mrs Cramer and William Bowers as a Blairsville caller. Glenn Coy, once of this place, is a patient in Indiana Hospital at Conrad. Isaac Sléppy and others stopped by George Shorts on Wednesday. Rosa Read and daughter Zula near Kenwood dined at the Pike farm Sunday. James Clawson and Wilmer Cramer were in Homer City on Wednesdays. Royden Fern and Mary Coy visited Indiana on Wednesday. David Hammond made a Suetness call in Clymer on Tuesday.
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Frank Decker
Clair Cramer
William Bowers
Blairaville
Glenn Coy
This Place
Indiana Hospital
Conrad
Isaac Sléppy
George Shorts
Rosa Read
Zula
Kenwood
James Clawson
Pike Farm
Raseal Thompson
Wilmer Cramer
Homer City
Fragmentary Gazette note on Filipino women customs
The text references Ellen Cone Filipina Women and Filipinog customs, noting gender roles and co education. Mentions of Clawson, Mrs Burg, and Ther mother appear with scattered phrases about embroidery, driving, and patterns. Supported by brief, unreadable fragments from The Gazette Classified.
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Ixinede
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