Sunday Services At Pythian Temple
Christian Science church schedules Sunday school at 9 45 a m and worship at 11 a m with the topic Spirit Wednesday testimonial meeting at eight o clock services held in the Pythian temple
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Newspaper
Marshall Herald
Location
Marshall, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Aug 08, 1923
Page
2
Evangelical Pastor J E McCoy Holds Services Across Areas
Sunday school at 9 30 a m preaching at Marshall 9 00 Big Creek 10 30 Grand Turn 7 45 E L G C at Big Creek 7 45 Prayer meeting at Big Creek Tuesday night and Grand Turn Wednesday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall
Big Creek
Grand Turn
Sunday School Attendance Tops Two Hundred In Heat
Methodist church reports 200 plus in Sunday school despite hot weather and vacation season. Morning worship at 10 45. Next Sunday's sermon on The Gifts of the Spirit of God. Lead Kindly Light sung, surveying Colorado River trip by geological survey party begins from Lees Ferry to Virgin River, 300 miles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harding
Oliver
Harvey
Armstrong and Livingston
Asbury
Colorado River
Grand Canyon
Marble
Grand Canyons
John W. Powell
Geological Survey
Lees Ferry
Virgin River
Arizona
Colorado
America
Maine
Georgia
Saltor Sea
California
United States
Los Angeles Times
Desert News
Salt Lake City
Arsenic and Arsenic Ore Production in 1923
The Geological Survey reports nine arsenic plants run by six companies in the first half of 1923. Sales for the first five months and an estimated June total reach 6,035 short tons of refined arsenic valued at 8.36 to 15 cents per pound, and 1,183 short tons of refined arsenic ore valued at 7.46 to 10 cents per pound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Geological Survey
Asbestos Industry Drastically Shrinks in 1922 US Output
The 1922 domestic asbestos industry in the United States nearly halted per a Department of the Interior Geological Survey report. Only 67 short tons were produced valued at 10 120 dollars, versus 831 tons worth 336 968 in 1921 and 1 648 tons worth 678 231 in 1920. Arizona proved the most promising field, expanding rapidly from 1914 to 1920 then leveling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Ifrom
Department of the Interior
Geological Survey
Arizona
Cushions Probe Women Character in London Mail Essay
An essay uses sofa cushions as a test of a woman’s nature. The author contrasts a frugal, cushionless room with a plush, inviting space to argue that true character shows in lived comfort and gentleness, not surface display.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London Mail
NO CHANGE IN NATURES LAW
A British scientist explains growth in plants and animals through thermodynamic principles. Day night temperature differences account for energy differences in growth, with nature demanding exact equivalents for energy use in engine work, oak growth, muscle or brain development, and planetary work. The Sun provides the source for all such energy. Sharks fins are highly demanded in San Francisco and exported to China where shark fin soup is prized. Fins should be six to eight inches, flesh trimmed and dried in the sun without salt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philosophical Society
London
New York Herald
San Francisco
Pacific Coast
China
German Artificial Silk Gains in 1922 Production
New statistics show Germany produced 8 million kilos of artificial silk in 1922. Early 1922 monthly output was 350000 kilos, rising to 600000 kilos by year end, with exports totaling 450000 kilos and monthly exports growing from 100000 to 200000 kilos. Consul BE Yeota Richardson, Berlin, cites the figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
BE. Yeota Richardson
Berlin
States
Census of Manufactures shows 1921 production value drop
The Department of Commerce reports 1921 manufacturing product value at 43.65 billion dollars, down 30 percent from 1919, with 6.95 million wage earners, 23 percent fewer than 1919. The data cover establishments with products valued at 5000 or more, noting small and mid tier contributions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of
Nix
The Dear Girls Shoe Sale Banter At Ballgame
Fragmentary lines show a downtown shopping exchange and a ballgame moment. A pitcher nicknamed Madel hits a batter with a beanball, prompting celebratory exclamations about winning the game. The dialogue includes racially charged remarks and a reference to a craphshoota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madel
Beans
Floating Fortune: Ambergris Found Off Hawaiian Coast
A Hawaii lighthouse keeper found 10 pounds of ambergris flowing in the sea. The substance is valued at nearly 350000 dollars and could fetch a substantial price at markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawaii
Despairing man confesses forgetfulness after late call
A young man in a club sits in despair after admitting he has come to the end of all things. An AJ friend asks if he is going home, and the man recalls calling his wife with a reason he cannot remember.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AL i
AJ Friend
Smith
Paty
Spider in the paper sparks Missouri editor’s sly reply
Mark Twain, then a young newspaper writer, replies to a subscriber who found a spider in the paper. He quips that luck is unchanged and the spider is simply scouting for advertisers, to pick a store, spin a web, and enjoy peace thereafter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mark Twain
Missouri
Notice of Estate of Seymour Hurst Administrator
C G Claypool as administrator of the estate of Seymour Hurst deceased invites all creditors to appear at Clark County Court House Marhall Illinois on the first Monday in September for claim adjustment. Creditors notified and debtors urged to pay promptly. Advertisement 29-4.
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Christian Science
J. E. McCoy
Methodist
C. E. Pettit
PQ Canyon
Fa. S. R. and
Collins Drug Store
City Drug Store
The
Keifer Drug Co
Aleena
Mark
C. G. Claypool
S M. Scoffield
C. D. Mitchell
Mitchell Bldg
West Side Square
Wabash
James J. Rosh, M. D
Marshal, Il
Jesuits
Spandall & Stephenson Milling Go
Marshall Cooperative Shipping Association
Marshall Cooperative Shipping
Association
Ckler’s Garage
HM. Dewey & Co
Illinois
LE En San
Herald
Congress
Dulaney National Bank
Toledo
Morocco
Willys-Knight Country Club
Albert ‘Sockler
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