Ruler's Daughter Leads Red Cross Effort in Czechoslovakia
Dr Alice Masaryk, daughter of the ruler nation, stands as a highly educated and efficient leader serving as president of the Red Cross. She dedicates her life to expanding and improving its humanitarian work across the country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
Alice Masaryk
Czechoslovakia
The
Start With Music Promotes Morning Music Slogan
A. G. Gulbransen of Chicago urged Start the Day With Music as America’s slogan at the national Music Trades Convention in Chicago. He said mortal alertness and life appreciation come from morning music and urged readers to adopt the practice. His company’s Gulbransen registering piano factory is the world’s largest and produces about one tenth of US piano output.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
America
A. G. Gulbransen
Stone Mountain Memorial Sculpture Celebrates Southern Valor
A vivid tribute to Confederate heroism, Stone Mountain rises as a monumental memorial. The piece extols the bravery and endurance of the South in the Civil War, framing the sculpture as a grand culmination of Southern tradition and resilience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stone Mountain
A Simple To Make Twine Box From A Tin Can
A plain yet pretty twine box can be made from a throwaway tin can. Cover with attractive paper or cretonne, punch a center hole for the twine, glue the fabric in place, and let the glue nearly dry before completing. The result is neat and durable and requires only common materials.
Seller and Bargain Seeker Convene at Times Market
The Times report notes a seller and a bargain seeker meeting at a local market. Details indicate negotiations over a price and items offered. No further concessions or outcomes documented.
Memorial half dollars fund Stone Mountain monument
Former Secretary of War Newton D. Baker lauds the World War set as a unifying symbol and urges rapid sale of memorial half dollars at $1 each. States coordinate distribution for July 3 release to support the Stone Mountain Confederate monument’s completion with Congress aiding the effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newton D. Baker
France
Stone Mountain
Congress
Georgia
Game birds fading risk mounts with slaugh ter rate rising
Lt. Wm K Hornaday of the Wild Life Protection I mna warns migratory game birds including ducks and geese face possible extinction within ten years if current slaughter continues. He urges reducing bag limits from 25 to a lower figure per hunter to save the birds and sport. Reports from a few areas note unprecedented duck killings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. Hornaday
Wild Life Protection I*mna
Also Mentioned on This Page
Tad
W. S.stone
Warren S. Stone
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Mammoth Co-Operative Banking Enterprises
Bis
Cleveland
Brotherhood
Brazil
Cupidte
John Murphy Scott
Ione Mooney
Washington
Sylvino Gurgel Do Amaral
Chile
Paraguay
Peru
Holland
Germany
M. Theunis
Belgium
U. S
Zack Wheat
Brooklyn Dodgers
Wilbert Robinson
Zack
Robbie
Wheat
Amundsen
Jean Charcot
Inset
Raold Amundsen
Betty Arlen
Betty
Prince of Wales
London
Jeana
Roumania
Pensiong
Bireanaguet
Winfield Scott
Oklahoma
McNab
BY Gavin McNab
U&u