Banishing Fear and Wealth Talks across Skimpy Notes
A fragmented column blends biblical verse with historical musings on Italy postwar recovery and global trade. It discusses shipping routes shifting to the Pacific, American export growth to the Orient, and Siberian untapped gold plus French foreign investment. Political tensions in Italy rise over Fascist conduct and candidate maneuvering in Minnesota and Kansas. Local notices include a lieutenant governor bid by Frank L Travis and a theft docket against William Ponder.
World Sunday school convention opens in Glasgow
The ninth World Sunday school convention begins in Glasgow with about 5 000 delegates from many countries. It names Lord Pentland as chairman, a Scottish peer with a long career as soldier statesman and colonial administrator. The Ottawa resident and former private secretary to Governor General Lord Aberdeen connects to the Canadian tale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glasgow
Lord Pentland
Sinclair
Ottawa
Lord Aberdeen
Henry Campbell—Bannerman
Scotland
Madras
Jubilee marks Winniper city incorporation day
Today Winniper celebrates its incorporation as a city. Har vard University holds Class Day ceremonies. Nearly 1 009 Smith College students attend the thirteenth biennial National League of Girls Clubs convention. James J. Davis receives his first college degree at Bucknell. Brown honors Masanao Hanihara with LL D. Brig Gen Harry Taylor will lead Engineers as Maj Gen Lansing Beach retires. Glasgow opens the ninth World Sunday School convention with about five thousand delegates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winniper
Harvard
University
Smith’ College
National League of Girls’ Clubs
James J. Davis
Coolidge
Bucknell College
Brown University
Masanao Hanihara
Washington
Harry Taylor
U. S. Army
Lansing Beach
Glasgow
Japan's most expensive election in parliamentary history
Tokio reports the latest Japanese national election cost between 17 and 22 million dollars as estimates show over 1,000 candidates spending an average of 20,000 each. Morioka's Takahashi beat Tago by 49 votes amid lavish spending, while Tokai rival Takagi spent 50,000 to win. Mori spent only 10,000 and won 90 votes to 3,000 for the winner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokio
Associated Press
Japan
House of Representatives
Yiost
Morioka
Korohiye Takahashi
Seiyukai Party
Seiyuhonto
Ichimin Tago
Takahashi
Takagi
Mori
Auction to Sell Hungarian Noble Palffy Art Treasures
The estate of Count F Palffy, who died in 1908, will auction his arts collection this summer. The four Palffy castles house treasures valued around 2 million dollars. Napoleon's bed is among items to be offered in June.
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Ember
UREA
Lawnea
Prague
Count F Palffy
Palffy
Napoleon
Auction of Old Masters and Rubens Furnishings to Go on Sale
The catalog describes the furnishings of Maria Thea’s drawing room including two Rubens, a series of old Dutch masters and Guido Reni’s Head of Christ. A second sale in autumn will largely feature porcelains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maria Thea
Christ
Guido Reni
Eye surgeon rails against rimmed glasses trend
London reports Clement Jeffery an eminent eye diagnostician criticizes the vogue for rimmed spectacles as harmful to eyesight. He argues myopia stems from poor teaching and dull lessons and says making lessons interesting could wipe out defects. Sugar production grows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Associated Press
Clement
Jeffery
Pere Gee Ae
Philippine cane sugar output to reach 335000 long tons
Manila reports for the crop year the Philippine cane sugar output is expected to reach 335000 long tons, up from 262008 last year. Centrifugal sugar production is estimated at 302600 tons, versus 223000 tons previously, while muscovado output is set at 32000 tons, down from 40000 last year. Hawaiian crop outlook exceeds 80 million dollars for 1924.
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Philippine
Manila
Manila Times
Recall of Coolidge by Northampton shoemaker friend
James Lucey recalls Calvin Coolidge as a shy, kind man from 1894 in Amherst and Northampton. Wier, a former Clark School official, and Grace Goodhue, now Mrs Coolidge, link Coolidge to the area and early banking ties. A story shows his character: he lent a borrower $300 overcharge, then returned the difference and refused pay for deed drafting. He carefully considers favors, avoids broken promises, and quietly fulfills duties.
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Calvin 'Coolidge
Northampton
Amherst
James Lucey
Robert Wier
Coolidge
Wier
Clark School For the Deaf and Dumb
Grace A. Goodhue
Grace
Los Angeles
Down State
Coolide
Northampton Bank
John
Hey
Eudora Residents Share News and Travels
Local social notes recount visits by Miss Dieudonne Roberts in Bald win, trips to Olathe and Kansas City, and long family exchanges. Residents include the Kraybills returning from Long Beach, Calif., Pauline Moll new job in Kansas City, and many to Topeka and Leavenworth for gatherings, dinners, and church events.
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Dieudonne Roberts
Baldwin
Lizzie Robinson
Miss Roberts
Edwin ,Abels
Betty Jean
Olathe
Humansville
John Adams
Lawrence
Jake
Milliburn
Marie Moll
George B. Peck Dry Goods Company
Kamas City
Jesa Kraybill
Long Beach
Calif
Kraybill
Topeka
Dibble Grocery Co
Eudora
Chase Pilla
M. L. Pearson
Forrest
Elsie
Wayne Warren
Emporia
J. F. Marley
Theo. Hayek
Theophil
Arthur Boehle
Hayek
Boehle
Dorothy
Augusta
Daniel Hurd
Eldorado
Kans
George Gerstenberger
Hurd
Gerstenberger
Helen Hunzicker
Colony
Herbert Lawsfin
Kansas City
Almira Hoyt
S. C. Gilmore
Portland
Ore
Harry Hayden
Roberta
Hayden
Mike Siewald
Sieward
BE. B. Kindred
Ethel
Jake Milburn
Bert Daugherty
Pearl
Ruth
Charles Brown
Clarefice Daugherty
Eugene
Harold Daugherty
Gage Park
Fred Ziesenis
Louie Eder
Eder
Minnie, Bartusch
Will Lothhelz
Adolph Lotz
Margaret Zillner
Mansfield Land & Loan Company
Annie
Josephine Gilmore
Lawrence Hughes
William Hughes
Henrietta Schubert
Emma Slack
Land
S.J. Lawson
Alfred Eisele
Robert, Clifford
Delbert
Grace Smith
Dororthy Harrison
C.E. Davis
Alvenia Dolisi
W. M. Sargent
Newark
Ohio
Rotary
Sargent
Ina Dolisi
Columbus
Sherman Schenxtrider
Buffton
Ind
Ben Faust
Faust
Arnold
Albuin
L. C. Miller
al Edwards
Will White
Gardner
Albert Miller
Will Mertz
Eva
Billy
M.D. Bearden
Bonner Springs
Eliza Meinke
Fred Schlegel
Stewart
Louis Bartz
A. G. Gain
Mildred
Fay Lepper
John Griener
Martha Hadle
GC. B. Johnson
J. A Lorimer
C. L. Fuller
Delbert Fuller
Bettie Campbell
Ann Nelson
Clarence Fuller
Ft. Scott
DeSoto
J. J. Silverman
Adelaide
Homewood
Chicago
Eude
Wamnegston
Edia Sumner
Dora Chaplin
Cage
Ernest Kraus
Kraus
Joseph Vitt
Belleview Ladies’ Aid
Bert Daughern
Theta
Toons
William Fuchs
Trinity Lutheran Hospital
Elbert
Howard Marley
Arthur Kraus
Tata Phi Phi Club
H. C. Deay
Theo
Hauck
St. Paul's Church
Euretta
L Kraus
Jee
I. Garrison
Mrs. Hammer
Buzzard pilot joins world flight crew in Santa Monica
Lieutenant Leslie P. Arnold nicknamed the buzzard travels from Santa Monica to Seattle to fill in for sick flyers. He replaced Sergeant Arthur Turner as mechanician to Lieutenant Lowell Smith on the Chicago, ensuring no pilot drops out of the around the world attempt.
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Leslie P. Arnold
Santa Monica
Calif
Seattle
Arthur Turner
Lowell Smith
Chicago
Fables on Health Hot Weather Foods
A health note on summer eating urges vitality for hot days. It highlights oranges for minerals and vitamins, recommends light meats, and favors rice and cereals. Emphasizes raw greens like lettuce and spinach and promotes salads and vitamin rich vegetables to combat heat and support appetite.
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Howard Carter
King Pat's
Toni
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America
Siberia
Fascisti
Itatians
Farmer-Laborites
At. &T. Paul
LaFoliette
Ats
Bucyrus Bank
Kan‘saa
Dallas
Tex
Jouramer
Kan
Frank Li Travis
Iola
Kansas ‘Insurance
Travis
Commonwealth Fire and, Marine.Insurance Company
William Ponder
Fritz Meyn
Acacia Lodge
Alf
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Soleleck P.m
Brethren Cor
Rolewart
Paul
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G. C. I. Conventi
Addison G. Proctor
St. Joseph,Mich
Lincel
Honolulu
Hawaii
Ase Ion
Siar One
Paris
THE
Kanwakaa
Big Springs
Hartman
Kanwaka Store
John Hoffman
S. Mesenhimer
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Postal Telegraph
Jinet
Watt Howard
Watts
Geo. Dews
George ‘Criss
Hamacher
Richardson Place
Transmeirs
W. F. Elkins
Ralph Colman
M. C. Elliott
San Bernardino
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