Golden Rule Sunday Calls for Aid to Orphaned Abroad
The text urges observance of Golden Rule Sunday between Thanksgiving and Christmas 1923. It asks readers to measure themselves by the rule and to support Near East Relief by providing for the Sunday dinner of orphans overseas. It emphasizes gratitude for American prosperity and government, urging practical charity year round for the fatherless and widows affected by war.
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America
Goa
Near East Hellef
State establishes child welfare department under control board
The Inat session of the State Legislature authorized a child welfare department to supervise child placing agencies and homes. State institutions for orphaned and dependent children at Doverport and Toledo care for about 3000 children annually, with over 200 needing family homes. Families willing to help can contact Major Edwin H. Sanda for information.
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Board of Control
Doverport
Toledo
Tme
Edwin H. Sanda
Teach Children To Be Kind To Animals And Birds
Discussion from the Superintendent of Child Welfare urges kindness to all living creatures and proper care of farm animals. Public safety note condemns shooting a hawk on a highway, citing legal and ecological harms and calling for bird protection by law to prevent agricultural losses from vermin.
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Vankryr
Salem
Oregon
Capital Journal
Barbed catfish and tax talk in Kansas satire
In Kansas the catfish is nicknamed barbed trout as readers note skirting fry prep. The piece mocks Senator LaFollette and Senator Cara way while questioning tax policy. The Department of Agriculture predicts a cotton bumper due to rain, lowering prices and drawing rebuke from Governor Al Smith’s birthplace auction story.
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Kansas
LaFollette
Kher
American Federation of Labor
Department of Agriculture
Senator Caraway
Department
Weather Bureau
al Smith
Hylan
Mr. McAdoo
A Tale of Two Trips by C E AERERT
C E Eaerert writes of auto tours from July 16 starting in a Ford visiting the Missouri River then Denver Empire Georgetown Idaho Springs and St Marys glacier. The narrator notes freight costs rail vs waterways the Panama Canal and East Asia, with Minnesota trip details and family updates.
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C. £. Eaerett
Denver
Minnesota
Missouri
Ohlo
Bam
Middle West
Pittsburg
Panama Canal
China
Japan
Atlantic
Pacific
Lincoln
Hastings
Holdredge
Sedgewick
Colo
Tam O’ Shan
Burns
Platte Valley
John Suits
Bt. Joe
Josiah Wearin
Empire
Stark
Georgetown
Idaho Springs
Lou McDill
Strahan
St. Mary's Glacier
Moffatt Tunnel
Rockies
Notice to Vacate Highway
Notice reads in imperfect text. references a request to vacate a highway segment and an affected address or parcel. The legibility is limited but indicates a formal action or claim requiring removal or relocation along the roadway.
Clipped Comment on Burleson Creel and Florida Tax Policy
A clipped remark notes that goats are available but old books wine and goats are best, and expresses a miss for Postmaster General Burleson and George Creel. It contrasts Florida’s tax stance, suggesting the state does not tax wealth as others do, but hints at anticipation of change.
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Wendell
Congress
Rameses
Thiels
Lakes
Minnesota
Towa
Missouri
Florida
California
C. B. Eaerett
Burleson J
George Creel
Ohio State Journal
J. H. Dotton
W. Graham
Keller
Keller Laboratory
Mechanicsburg
Ohio
Collins Drug Co
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Malvern
W. P. Wortman
Iowa
Vance
Official County Papest
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Board of Supervisors
Christmad
Radiola
Salyers AutoCo
Malyvern
State House
Des Moines
Town
Heston Transcript
Boston
Omaha Hee
Teena
Ild
Hall
Cheney & CO
the Malvern Nat
J. QO. Laird
F. R. Chantry
C. B. Christy
R. W. Criswell
J.G. Flanagan
Olive Kayton
Peru
Lottie D. Welgard
Margaret A. Cunningham
Florence. Durbin Baer
Cora Durbin
Hale
L. Kling Mire
Maggie
M. Do . Seebyepets Tames
James Durbin
H. A. Deardorff
D. Be, Whitfield Our
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Fred Durbin
United Light
United Light & Railways
Prior Preferred
Progressivenet
United States
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