Graduates Set for Missionary Work Across Worldwide Fields
Thirty-two College of Missions graduates will begin missionary service in Africa, South America, Mexico, China, India, Jamaica, and Japan after receiving diplomas on June 10. Twelve will earn M A degrees. Delegates from several states attend as Dr Charles T Paul presides and Dr A W Fortune from Lexington speaks. A pageant on China’s religious history titled The Temple of Heaven will be presented at 9 am during commencement.
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College of Missions
Irvington
Africa
Belgian Congo
Roger
Thomas Clarke
Virginia Maltby Clarke
George Emry Eccles
Lulu Moffitt
Eccles
Mary Sue McDonald Havens
Lewis Albert Hurt
Gertrude Mae Shoemaker
Esther Wachnitz
Snipes
South America
Argentina
Paraguay
Reuben Wesley Coleman
Marie McMillan
Co’ ‘Man
Lora Aleta Garrett
Hallie Ruth Strange
Mexico
Sarah Rozella Charles
Ivan Hobart Grigsby
Della Georgia Grigsby
China
Charles Samuel Heininger
Rex de Vera Hopper
Ida Tobin Hopper
Pao Hong Mao
Ruth Imogens Oberlies
Russell Gordon Osgood
Cher Wayne Sorrell
Alice Gaddio
India
Ann Elizabeth Farra
Emery Harnar
Blanche May Harnar
Herman Marion Reynolds
Mildred Pritchett Reynolds
Lalit Kumar Shah
Hazel Oral Wood
Jamaica
Myrle Olive Ward
Japan
Toyota Wada Nakarai
Charles T. Paul
A. W. Fortune
Lexington
Temple of Heaven
Stomach Distress Man Credits Pierce Remedies
John L Barrett of Bedford Indiana recalls severe stomach trouble years ago and credits Dr Pierce s Golden Medical Discovery and Pleasant Pellets with restoring his appetite and health He urges others with similar issues to try the remedies All druggists offer the products and a trial package is advertised via Dr Pierce s Invalids Hotel Buffalo NY
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John L. Barrett
Dr. Pierce
Bedford
Ind
Invalids' Hotel
Buffalo
N. Y
Oldest Man Claims and Longevity Tales Across Regions
A Kurdish man named Noro, born in 17756, is touted as the world’s oldest living man by the La Bulgaria newspaper. A son and sole grandchild are noted among recent deaths, while a Yugoslavian claim places a man at 115 years old.
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SOFTA
Bulgiaria
Noro
la Bulgaria
Jugoslavia
Harry Goble Credits Cuticura For Eruption Healing
Harry Goble of Lexington Nebraska reports itchy back eruptions were soothed by Cuticura Soap and Ointment after a brief use. He states three cakes of Soap and one and a half boxes of Ointment cured his condition following an advertisement claim.
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Harry Goble
Lexington
Nebr
Taloum
Women Added to New York University Hall of Fame
NEA Service New York May 21 Women gain renewed recognition as NYU adds two portrait busts to the Hall of Fame on May 21 Harriet Beecher Stowe and Charlotte Cushman join seven existing women in the honor. Sculptors Brenda Putnam and Frances Grimes modeled the busts, alongside busts of Asa Gray John Marshall and General William Tecumseh Sherman.
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NEA Service
New York
New York University
Hall of Fame
Immortals
Harriet Beecher Stowe
Charlotte Cushman
America
Brenda Putnam
Frances Grimes
Asa Gray
John Marshall
United States
William Tecumseh Sherman
Harriett, Beecher Stowe
Baseball Grows in Buenos Aires Clubs Flourish
Baseball gains popularity in Argentina with Y M C A teams and other Buenos Aires clubs forming organized squads.
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Buenos Aires
Abolish Death Penalty Limited in Peace Time Army
In London in May the death penalty in the British army during peace time was abolished for all military offenses except mutiny leaving mutiny as the only offense still subject to capital punishment.
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London
Bad Boy From Family Where Mother Works
Kansas City Kansas judge Henry Meade says most boys who go wrong come from families where mothers work away from home. He argues maternal guidance prevents trouble, urges keeping mothers at home if possible, and says courts will face hard hardened, unmanageable youths until conditions change.
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United Press
Kansas City
Kan
Henry Meade
Meade
Indictment for Manslaughter in Infant Death
The grand jury charged Mrs. Helen Augusta Geisen Volk known as a baby farmer with first degree manslaughter over the death of one month old William Winters at her infantorium.
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United Press
New York
Helen Augusta Geisen-Volk
William Winters
Turkish Women Drink Prohibition Society Warns of Rising Drunkenness
The Green Crescent Society reports increasing drunkenness among Turkey's younger, more cultured women, blaming a misconception of civilization and life.
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Turkey
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Indiana
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Prohibition Society
Goldberg
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