Editor's Creed and World News Snapshots
The piece blends editorials on honesty and work with diverse notes: eight women sit in Parliament led by Lady Astor. Pershing's WWI map is in a Washington museum. senses of taste linked to smell. South Dakota mandates midweek religious instruction for grades 1-8. Christmas unified on December 25 after calendar reforms by the Eastern Orthodox Church.
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House of Commons
Lady Astor
South Dakota
Astern Orthodox Church
Copper tariff bill introduced in House by W Frank James
The text presents a bill to amend the 1922 tariff act adding a 6 cent per pound duty on copper ores and all copper forms not specifically exempt, with bonded importations and government sampling, assay, and liquidation procedures. It also repeals several paragraphs of Title II of the 1922 act.
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House of Representatives
W. Frank Jamey
Michigan
United States
Senate
United States of America
Congress
Secretary of the Treasury
Fragrance from Flowers to Perfume and Scarlet Fever Study
Roses violets lilies and other flowers are grown in France and Italy for perfume. Fragrance is extracted by absorbing oil into lard then dissolving in alcohol to obtain essential oil. Scarlet fever may be controlled through a germ study and early immune treatment developments according to the Literary Digest.
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France
Italy
Literary Digest
Ice Patrol Monitors Icebergs in North Atlantic Route
Since 1914 the United States maintains a continuous patrol of the North Atlantic to track drifting ice and warn ships. The International Ice Patrol, funded by fourteen maritime powers, uses two Coast Guard cutters to monitor the danger zone from March to July. They broadcast iceberg positions and plant wrecking mines to shorten drifting bergs that threaten routes. The two largest icebergs observed recently measured 248 feet high and 1690 feet long.
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United States
North Atlantic Ocean
U. S. Coast Guard Service
Cotton as a Southwest staple eyes El Paso region acreage surge
Louis J. Ivey reports 125000 bales from 176444 acres under Elephant Butte and tributaries to El Paso with a value near 819.55 million at 30 cents a pound. Acreage climbs since 1923, lint may fetch premium above market price. El Paso Mills expands with a $500000 textile plant near completion for 1924 crop.
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Louis J. Ivey
Fabens
Tex
Elephant Butte Dam
el Paso
New Mexico State Line
New Mexico Line
Leasburg
Lenassurg
Fpabens
Hedspeth
Pecos Valley
Presido
Deming
Alamogordo
Carlsbad
Ros
Duncan,Ariz
Safford
Ariz
J. Paul Henderson
el Paso Cotton Mills Company
Jan
Elephant Butte
Way
Fragmented dialogue from a 20th century column at Green Gander
A garbled exchange mentions teachers and names like Johnny Mandy Sambo and Sambo, with disjoint phrases about age birth years and a bank check inquiry. The text reads as a quirky, partial transcript from a rural or local page column with no clear narrative or event.
Southern Baptists Near 75 Million Campaign Goal
The Southern Baptist Convention reports $53.83 million raised toward the $75 million five year drive with $21.17 million still needed by year end 1924. Dr. L. R. Scarborough to lead efforts, new leadership named for the 1925 program, and the convention endorses actions including the Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary takeover and protests over Baptists in Russia.
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Southern Baptists
General Headquarters
Southern Haptist Convention
Atlanta
Conservation Commission
L. R. Scarborough
Nashville
South
Alabama
Arkansas
District of Columbia
Florida
Georgia
Minois
Kentucky
Louisiana
Maryland
Mississippi
Missouri
New Mexico
North Carolina
Oklahoma
South Carolina
Tennessee
Texas
Virginia
Home Board
Southern Baptist Forces
Commission On the Future
C. BE. Burts
Columbia
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Frank
Burkhalter
George McDaniel
Richmond
Southern Convention
Southwestern Baptist Theological Semnary
Fort Worth
General Boards
Convention
Education ‘Board
George Washington University
Washington
Baptiste
Russia
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Pershing
National Museum
Washington, D. C
Heather Furniture Co
Johnny
Michigan Gargoyle
Mandy
Piggly Wiggly Sambo
Green Gander
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McDaniel
George W. McDaniel
Southern Baptist
Professional Directory
Mildred Clayton
Albin Harmony
Herr Becker
Los Angeles
Vernon Spencer
Frank la Forge
New York
A. W. Morningstar
First National Bank
Lordsburg, N. M
L. P. McHalffey
M. M. Crocker
Lordsburg, New Mexico
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Austin Physicians and Surgeons
First National Bank Building
EE. Bavens
Lodge Directory
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Shakespeare
Elizabeth Gammon
C. Sylvia Kerr
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Albuquerque, N. M
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Walter H. Vanderpool
Cole & Company
Douglas and el Paso Smelters
G. Ave. Douglas
Arizona
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