Thanksgiving sermon urges service and gratitude at church
Rev. Benjamin Young of Linwood Boulevard Methodist told First Presbyterian listeners that the world faces urgent needs and America must help. He warned ingratitude harms society, urged a spirit of Thanksgiving, and stressed duties of citizenship, literacy, and moral standards for youth.
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Prayer Service Highlighted At Morning Union Meeting
The report notes an emphasis on giving thanks to the Father as a personal being and as a nation. The service described occurred during a morning union meeting with attendees focusing on gratitude and spiritual reflection.
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Sion
Alaska Develops Trade and Industrial Push in Anchorage
Alaska shifts from relying on ores, gold, fisheries, and furs to developing industrial enterprises aimed at reducing imports and boosting exports. Government railroad plans to turn Anchorage into a commercial center. Under way is a birch wood manufacturing plant among other projects.
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Anchorage
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Associated Press
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Birch timber near railroad to fuel mill exports
Plans call for birch logging mills with millions of feet of timber beside the railroad and tide water. Industrialists intend to export finished lumber rather than crude logs, turning out furniture and other staple articles.
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Tide Water
DADS VOCATION SCORNED Freshmen at UNC mostly self supporting
At the University of North Carolina more than half of the 750 freshmen are self supporting, working their way through college, reports Dean Francis F Bradshaw. The dean’s study shows most new students are choosing different careers than their fathers with 95 percent selecting different occupations.
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Associated Press
University of North Carolina
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Rural to Industrial Life Shifts Noted in Vocational List
Medicine leads the vocational list with law second and reaching third, indicating North has a change from rural to industrial life. The passage highlights a pivot toward professional and legal fields as the region transitions.
German Potatoes Bad Lack of Potatoes Acute in Sections
Berlin reports potato shortages strain the Weimar Republic as Stresemann struggles to keep the government intact. Frederick William forced hospitals to eat potatoes and used the army to compel planting. Farmers warn many crops spoil by January amid high prices and scarcity. Carter's advert may offer bread or meat.
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Snow Buries Town as First Storm of Season Arrives
The first snow of the season, the heaviest in years, fell across Parsons on November 29. By 10:30 a.m. more than four inches covered the ground. A report notes windshield glass damage to Ford 32 models and mentions Burgner Bowman Matthews Lumber Co. as part of the clipping.
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