Bible in Public Schools Urges Reverent Education
A report from the World's Christian Citizenship Conference urges that Bible study in all public school grades be more than a text book. It argues the state must teach religion through history and ethics, while avoiding bigotry, and asserts the United States is a Christian nation whose education should reflect that heritage. The piece cautions that omitting religious elements harms the nation’s spirit and moral foundation.
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Portland
Ore
Christian Nation of
Farina
Supreme Court
Iorzan
Haumer
United States
Ald
Venius
Pleasant 4 ep PS to ten days and birthdays
The fragment notes a birth announcement for a daughter and social visits. It mentions church events at Snowy Side next Sunday July 6 with Rev McFarland of Lawrence, plus a quarterly meeting July 20 by Br Heaton of Kansas City. It includes local social updates from Pleasant Side and Valley Grove.
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Shrader
Murphy
E. D. Shaw
Evelynn Wilbur
Fred Alford
Midland
Snowy Side
Rev. McFarland
Clawrence
Br. Heaton
Kansas‘ City
J.R. Shultz
Wilson
Shield
Thomas
Ani
Cox
Lawrence
Fred
Weibel
J. H. Weibel
John Wilbur
Evelyn
Sehivol
Valley Grove
Severnitrom
Sunny Side
sHidlund
Knowledge ‘Hill
Chimp
North Lawrence
Pearl Corder
Hattie Wood
DeBa Moore
Chirel
Alonzo Cagney
Cecile
Novi + Hialéou
Carrera Chases Speeding Cadillac Across State Lines
A large green Cadillac touring car was seen speeding down Massachusetts Street at about forty mph. Several officers pursued but failed to stop the fleeing driver. About an hour later a call tied the car to a stolen vehicle from a Kansas City garage. Sheriff Cummings and Deputy Myers pursued toward Perry, then Topeka, catching up near St. Marys after a forty mile chase.
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Massachusetts
Kaisa City
Cummings
Mos Myers
Gat
Perry
Topeka
St. Marys
Stolen Stolex Jewels Recovered in Rail Station
New York July 2 police found more than ninety eight thousand dollars worth of jewelry from the Fifth Avenue firm Udall & Ballow in the Pennsyl vania Railroad Station inside a valise. The haul included two blue diamonds. The items were stolen Friday night amid a fire at the shop. A clerk, William Beck, fled after being questioned, leaping from a window of the building.
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New York
N. Ya
Fifth Avenue
Udall& Ballow
Pennsyl Ivanis
Wmn. Beck
Shipping action begins over Missouri rail rates
Kansas City July 2 Shippers file action against Missouri railroads recharged charges above review rates since 1905 as mandated by the utilities commission. The commission directs its attorney to ensure railroad compliance with McPherson orders. Also note: scout hike canceled due to insufficient turnout. plans for Fourth of July fire building contest at the park. Kodak Premo offerings and English American polo games billed at the Grand tomorrow. Lost and wanted notices for pocketbook on Erin street and a black and tan terrier labeled missing. housework position advertised on a farm. Bell TAB FS and Bell 2508 contact numbers.
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Kansas City
Missouri
The
Utilities Commission
Udwe Smith McPhersons
Boy Scouts
West Links
Roosevelt Defends Progressive Platform in West Virginia Speech
Colonel Roosevelt criticized both major party platforms and the Wilson New Freedom concept. He cited two Progressive demands including harnessing Ohio and Mississippi floodwaters with Panama Canal scale means and opposing court decisions that aid the strong over the weak. He urged government action to curb perceived excesses and uphold property rights. The address framed New Freedom as license for domination, calling for regulatory action to ensure justice in politics and business.
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Newport
Wpb
Ohio
Mississippi
Panama Canal
Roosevelt
West Virginia
Wilson
Lis
Ime
Saa
Gettysburg Reserve Company D Massachusetts Fights On
The text recalls Captain C E Edwards of Company D 3rd Massachusetts and the unit’s role in Gettysburg. Meade’s force left six corps behind on the Potomac as a reserve. Edwards’s company arrived at Gettysburg at sunset on the second day and fought late, then were among the first to withdraw, with noted losses.
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E. Edwards
3Th Massachusetts
Edwards
Rms
Gettysburg
Secret Tablets Widely Known for Stomach and Liver Relief
An advertisement lauds Chamberlain's Tablets as a grand remedy for stomach and liver troubles. The copy claims growing popularity and urges readers to purchase from local dealers.
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Chamberlain
Sue
A Few Atlases Left at Journal World For $1.08
Journal-World offers the remaining Atlases at 1.08 each as stocks run low. No coupons required, pay 1.08 and take an atlas valued at 5.00. Limited supply, no more will be received and prices will rise to regular rates once sold out.
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Journal-World
Biat
Atlas
Install I O F Officers At Local U F Lodge
Installation of new officers for the T. 10, U. F. lodge was held with a large crowd. Officers sworn in include Vanroy Miller N G Frank Sauer V2 GT at Stevenson Secretary Lescher Treasurer and appointees Roberts R S M G Love L s N G Springer J S V G Dale L B V Gi E Morris I S G Florey O1’S Ga 7 E Landram chairman.
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I. O
Vanroy ~Miller
N. G
Frank Sauer
Stevenson
Lescher
Frank Roberts
Fred Love
L.s. N.G
Fred Springer
Bert H. Dale
July Picnic at Schwalm's Grove East of Worden
An all day picnic will be held at Schwalm's Grove, one and a half miles east of Worden, on July 14. Dr. Wilbay Mason of Baker University will give the afternoon address. A baseball game is scheduled, and everyone is invited.
Receipts Snapshot Steady Markets Across Cattle and Wheat
Chicago and Kansas City reports show cattle receipts around 10 500 with steady to strong markets. Hogs receipts near 24 000 with higher prices. beef steer and stocker figures listed, while wheat and corn futures quote mixed shadows of late July movement. Butter and eggs unchanged in latest market summaries.
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Touth
Kansas City
Chicago
Eckman’s Alterative Voices Tuberculosis Recovery Story
Sworn affidavit by Joseph B. White credits Eckman’s Alterative with overcoming a long tuberculosis fight and gland trouble after unsuccessful medical treatments. He describes cold sweats, fever, weight loss, and temporary relief from hospital operations before using the medicine in November 1930, leading to renewed strength and work ability. He endorses the product for TB and related lung conditions and invites inquiries.
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Wafferer
Laraston St. Phile
Eckman
Joseph BH. White
Ark
Palladelphe
Bas
Indelphia
Dick Brothers
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