Transportation survey sparks calls for rail and water system
Edward W. Pickard reports on a two year survey proposing a coordinated transport system covering rail water motor and pipeline. Highlights include railway carload operations to cut yarding and reduce rates and a wave of postures at a Midwestern Republican gathering praising Lincoln and opposing dictatorship.
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Tate
Eastman
Middle West
Springfield
Abraham Lincoln
Union
New Salem State Park
Lincoln
Fair Grounds Coliseum
George W. Bunn
Harrison B. Spangler
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Roosevelt
Mms. Spangler
Frank O. Lowden
Ilinois
Lowden
Supreme Court
America
Lincoln Tam
Arthur ‘St Hyde
Missouri
George B. Simmons
Marshall
John D. M. Hamilton
Topeka
Edward A. Hayes
Decatur
Ili
American Legion
T. G. Simmons
Neb
OSG
Congress
Interstate Commerce Commission
Senate
Office of Federal
Joseph B. Eastman
Missionary Call and Early Foreign Work
A church lesson outlines the missionary purpose of the Church, the apostolic commission, and early foreign missions from Acts to Paul. It cites Abraham, Israel, and Jonah as precursors, then details the gospel to all nations, baptism in the Trinity, and obedience. The piece notes Paul’s trials, conversions, and MPI to preach in Europe and before Agrippa.
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Jesus
Faul
L Tsrael
Abraham
Israel
Christ
Jonah
Heaven
Commission of the Apostles
Antioch
Europe
Paul
Macedonia
Agrippa
Damascus
Jesus Christ
Satan
God
One Room Schoolhouses Decline Across Rural Areas
A Globe-Democrat writer notes thousands of small one room schools have closed or consolidated since 1920, with 7,000 of 143,000 averaging five or fewer pupils and some with only a single student. A Ches ter New Jersey case illustrates wasteful practice to maintain teacher insurance.
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S& Louis Globe- Democrat
Office of Education
Department of Interior
Chester
Rutgers study hints at growing flowers in sand near Indiana dunes
Rutgers University experiments show roses, sweet peas, and other flowers thriving in sand with chemical nutrients. Professor Charles E. Connors notes seashore gardeners could extend cultivation to ocean edges, yielding stronger root systems and better growth than in ordinary soil. The piece reflects on sand’s appeal to nature lovers and the dunes of northern Indiana as a shifting, timeless landscape.
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Isaiah
Longfellow
Nile
Sahara
Rutgers University
Indianapolis News
Charles E. Connors
Rutgers
Indiana
Simoniz Kleener Promises Long Lasting Car Shine
The advertisement touts Simoniz Kleener as an easy to apply product that restores and preserves the car finish. It emphasizes quick restoration of lustre, weather resistance, longer lasting color, and protection against fading.
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Simoniz
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