Sanity Amid Turbulent Times In 1930s Santa Barbara
A miscellaneous column surveys local affairs including traffic safety in the business district, the push to depoliticize schools, earthquake fears, and religious-cultural debates. It notes a Santa Barbara earthquake concern, a church shrine idea, and reports on Abd-El-Krim’s status in the Moroccan conflict as Paris weighs terms.
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Dr Hubert Work First Physician in Coolidge Cabinet
Dr Hubert Work secretary of the Interior in the Coolidge cabinet is honored on his birthday anniversary. A native of Pennsylvania he trained at the University of Pennsylvania medical school and later practiced in Pueblo Colorado as a specialist in mental and nervous diseases. He has served as president of the American Medical Association and held Republican leadership roles including state committee chair and national convention delegate. He joined the Harding administration as First Assistant Postmaster General and rose to Postmaster General before leading the Interior Department.
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Salvation Army Christmas Revival Calendar Notes 1920s
Sunday July 5 services listed across Salvation Army and multiple churches. Holiness and evangelistic meetings at various venues include 11:00 a.m. service, 3:00 p.m. preaching, 8:00 p.m. evangelistic service, and farewell events for Captain and Mrs. Clark at 729 Vermont St. Campbell Turner Hall and other sites show Sunday schools, midweek services, and tent revival July 3–26 with leaders named.
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Clark
Assembly of God
Turner Hall
R. I. Sts
Y. Greisen
Multiple Church Services in City Highlights Faithful Gatherings
Local churches across town host Sunday worship and Sunday school with varied programs. Seventh Day Adventist, Plymouth Congregational, Centenary M E, First Christian, First Methodist and other congregations invite the public to attend sermons, prayer meetings, and union services at South Park and Park venues, with choirs and special speakers.
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Churcti Fe
Seventh Day Adventist
Tenth and New York Ltd
R.W. Yeoman
Kate Endacott
Jesus
Plymouth Congregational Church
Vermont Street
Ray A. Eisden
van Hecke
University
North Parlor
W. L. Burdick
South Parlor
Esther Ott
Eusden
Unioni
Christian Endeavor
South Park
Union
Edward Hislop
First Methodist Church
National Great Meal Union Patriotic Meeting at Park
A patriotic meeting for young people will be held at South Side park at 7 p.m. next Sunday under the C E society of West Side Presbyterian church. The topic is National Great Nation with a prompt on what makes a nation great and will include a question session. All young people are invited to attend.
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C. W. Newby
Andy P ‘m
Dave Hill
Hill
Lin
Tp. m
Ferkenthin
First Christian Church
Cor
Kentucky
A. Richard
Wodds
Faith of Our Fathers
Union
Young Peoples
South ‘Park
Tinion
South Park
Edward Hislop
Stewart
Moines
Solvar
Nancy Longanecker
St. Paul's Evangelical Church
Klingis Street
Young People's League
H. Rieder
First Baptist Church
Eighth
Kertucy Streets
John F. Watts
Charles W., Thomas
Brotherhood
W. C. Simons
Hungerford
America First
South , Park
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C.E. Society
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Cone
Union Patriotic
Catching a Fish and Skinning It for Mounting
A terse recipe describes catching a fish, keeping it dry and fresh, gutting and skinning with a small knife, salting, and preparing the skin for mounting. It notes submerging the skin to pickle for three days, weighing it down, and keeping it moist with wet cloths and paper cloths until delivery to an expert.
International and Local Events Highlight Historic Anniversaries
Read of Idaho honors for a day, Amsterdam hosts a grand art and history exhibition with President Coolidge as guest. Cambridge marks George Washington’s 1160th anniversary command, while Paris and Soviet tensions linger over ambassador Krassina. British remarks on women cooks spark health concerns.
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Holland
Coolidge
Cambridge
Mass
George Washington
Maple White Land: First Footprints In A Hidden World
In Maple White Land, the party toys with caution after locating a vast, unknown realm. They name the land Maple White Land and encounter strange flora and a colossal three-toed bird track, suggesting enormous wildlife. Lord John foresees dangers while urging restraint and exploration from their base.
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John
Commart
Sonny
Summerles
Platen
Maple White
Lord John
Teres
Summerlee
George
Dinosaur Track Mystery in Wealden Clays
Explorers discover five enormous reptile creatures with slate skin and three toed hind feet. Two adults and three young roam a glade as the party observes from concealment and notes their strength and curious five fingered forepaws. The scene ends with the beasts retreating, hinted as a cliffhanger.
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Professor _Summersee
Challenger
Roxon
Sussex
Anj
Local resident praises Resinol for skin cure
Entriken resident J H Ketterman writes that after a summer-long skin irritation spread across face hands and arms and resisted other treatments Resinol Ointment provided quick relief and led to complete cure. He expresses strong faith in the product.
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J. H. Ketterman
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