Pleads for Cheer in Aiding the Sick
Evanston Illinois August 8 Associated Press Dr George Craig Stewart rector of St Luke s Episcopal church urges banishing or changing the Order for the Visitation of the Sick in the Book of Common Prayer as too mournful He argues for a gentler approach that lifts patients doctors and nurses and avoids harsh theological wording He represents the denomination at the General Convention in Ported Oregon in September
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Evanston
Ill
Associated Press
George
Craig Stewart
St. Luke’s Episcopal Church
Stewart
Ported Oregon
Philips Brooks
Prussia Grants Heligoland Fiscal Autonomy
Prussia establishes autonomy for Heligoland Island, freeing it from Suederdithmarschen. The 2,500 residents gain a local legislature or landrat and a two-member island board under the supervision of Schleswig. Island taxation will be locally regulated to fit island needs.
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Berlin
Prussia
Heligoland
Heligolanders
Suederdithmarschen
Landrat
Schleswig
Local Nursery to Hold Sale of Birds and Cattle
The F H Stanard Nursery Company in Ottawa Kansas will host a sale on Thursday August 10 featuring 5000 pure bred White Leghorn chickens and Holstein cattle. The event highlights a large poultry selection alongside dairy stock.
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F. H. Stanard Nursery Company
Ottawa
Kansas
Wyckoff
Ponna
Coultry Arms
Worden and Baldwin Community Notes of Visits and Travel
Miss Helen Schwartz and sister Cora visited the Schwartz home after calling on Monday. Marie Kirchner stayed with Mrs. Ed Hyland Sunday into Monday. Ulrichs and families toured Baldwin Monday. LeHarms, Boehles, and others visited Baldwin and Henry Boehle's home. Several residents spent time with Barbee, Flora, Lutz, and Deskins families. A Ford runabout was purchased by Mr. Pippert and wife. Mrs. Stark was moved to Research Hospital in Kansas City. Quarterly meeting led by Rev. Dessinger occurred at Worden. Numerous calls and Sunday visits to Rappard, Vaughn, Warner, and Sherman households noted. Sunday school picnic at Browns Grove drew attendees from the neighborhood. Rev. Haber headed to Topeka for several days. Stella Desking visited Mae Haber.
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Helen Schwartz
Cora Schwartz
Helen
Gora Schwartz
C. ‘Schwartz
Marie Kirchner
Ed. Hyland
Grover Ulrich
Baldwin
Lewis LeHar
Will Boehle
Henry Boehle
Mary Schott
Will Barbee
G. Flora
Clarence Barbee
Baby
Guy Deskins
Claude Williams
Fora
Frank Lutz
Will Pippert
Dessinger
Mable Swig
Leora Rappard
Glenn Schwartz
Chas. Rappard
Henry Reppard
John Elm
A.A. Vaughn
Wn. Barbee
Geo. Warner
Dudley Gilges
Freemont Gilges
Ray Vaughn
Arlen
Cleo Naskins
Rank Lutz
Harve Fager
Guy Dexskins
Lawrence
Albert Dyer
Letha Montgomery
Brown's Grove
Hugo Sehelhorn
Burton Lave
Bert Gegory
Walter Boyd
Littl
Alvin Bond
David Katherwinn
California
Ben
Willis Dunn
O. P. McNeese
Lawrene
Audrey
Kansas City
Marvin Bond
Robert Wilson
Vida Venita
Charlie Banning
Cyrus Flory
Hugo Schelhorn
William Puckett
John Gray
Lee Gray
Fred Gray
Rev. Dial
Hugo Shelhorn
Leonard Longandker
Walter Ha d
Alvin Pond
Clare Stark
Robert Watts
Ellis Bond
Puckett
A. FE. Puckett
Fountain
Colo
C. Puckett
Clyde Puckett
Betty Stark
Willis’ Dunn
Nelson of
Leonard Longanecker
Little Junior
Longanecker
Harry Bowen
Milt
Wall Smith
Eudora
Jess Fraker
Little Son
Alvin ‘Bond
Airway salesmen boost orders between Cleveland and Detroit
Cleveland August 3. Salesmen flying between Detroit and Cleveland aboard Aeromarine flying boats open conversations with prospects with Just flew in to get your order. Detroit businessmen, visiting Cleveland the next day, reported taking away orders, making the intercity sales split fifty fifty. Daily double service operates with a Cleveland 4 30 p m departure and a Detroit 5 p m return, 90 minute one way trips.
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Cleveland
Detroit
Aeromarine Airway Company
B. F. Klein
Fiere
Valley Chapel Neighbors Attend Sunday School Gathering
Neighborhood residents attended Sunday school at Brown's Grove with visits from Hugo Schelhorn, Burton, and other locals. News notes include arrivals, visits to Lawrence, births, reunions at the Puckett home, and daily calls among family and friends in the Valley area.
Chinese like bibles shipment to China amid wars
New York reports the American Bible Society shipped 87,000 Bibles from Shanghai to Peking in a record single shipment to China. It notes a year earlier 588 packages traveled via Chinese post to Szechuen, with some losses to bandits on the Yangtse river, while most were delivered. The piece adds a line about women in clipping bureaus memorizing vast amounts of material.
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New York
Peking
American Bible Society
Shanghai
China
Szechuen
Yangtse
Dismantled Campaign Headquarters Mark Topeka Losses
Topeka. Aug. 3. The Journal World describes dismantled campaign offices and tired stenographers as candidates close desks after primaries. It notes disappointment, lingering pride, unpaid bills, leftover planks, and a wary, pragmatic shift toward November as campaigns end and workers prepare for the next fight.
Campaigns and politics race through a restless state
The piece notes a historic political campaign with defeated candidates backing the ticket, while some former rivals may stump for opponents. It highlights the drama of politics as a national game and hints at post election loyalties. It then shifts to Werda in Dahomey famed for a temple housing over 1,000 serpents fed by offerings from locals.
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Peter
Smash
Werda
Kingdom of
Dahomey
Sérperits
Monkey Found in Jetter-Box at Leamington Hotel
A servant girl discovered a live monkey in a hotel jetter-box in Leamington England. The animal had escaped a sailor, caused the hotel to flee the cat, and then retired to a letter-box for the night.
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Leamington
England
Japanese Students Favor Germany for Postgraduate Medical Study
Inquiry for Rockefeller Foundation funding shows Japanese medical students prefer Germany for further training. Reasons include prior German or Austrian training and the favorable exchange rate enabling a larger total stipend abroad. Some reports accuse students in Germany of overspending and riotous living after exchanging yen for marks.
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Tokio
Rockefeller Foundation
Germany
America
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