Educational Task Of Church Theme Highlight 92nd Convention
Dr. M Hadwin Fischer of Gettysburg will present The Church s Educational Task during the morning session of the 92nd Lawrence County Sabbath School Association Convention at the Cathedral on Thursday June 19. Rev E H Consall and Dr G S Bennett will also speak on leadership Pentecost and related topics. Reservations for the Christian Fellowship banquet are urged with tickets one dollar mailed to the county secretary. The evening session will feature Dr Homer W Tope and a large attendance is expected.
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M. Hadwin Fischer
Gettysburg
Lawrence County Sabbath School Association
Cathedral
E. H. Consall
G. S. Bennett
First Christian Church
F. B McAllister
Prospect Avenue
Lawrence County
Christian Fellowship
Homer W. Tope
four million dial telephones in America rise since 1918
An American Telephone and Telegraph Company release notes Bell System dial telephones grew from 100,000 in 1918 to over 4,000,000 at the start of 1930. Daily Bell calls in Connecticut average 1,380,000, up about 85,000 from last year, while the Boeing System adds airborne ground links on a San Francisco to Chicago airway for pilots.
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International News Service
Boston
Mass
American Telephone and Telegraph Company
Bell System
United States
Wales
Bell Lines
Connecticut
Boeing
San Francisco-Chicago
MUSCLETONE Relief for Rheumatism and Pain Promises
An advertisement extols MUSCLETONE for chronic rheumatic knee pain and sciatica with testimonials from Mrs. Christina Shook and E A Whiteman. It claims rapid relief within 7 to 10 minutes, a milder topical application, and a money back guarantee with half-bottle trials. The tone promotes a NY doctor founder and widespread usage.
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Christina Shook
McKean Ave
Charleroi
Noted Economist Backs Prohibition and Morrow in New Jersey
Irving Fisher of Yale assails the wet leadership and Dwight W. Morrow as a condidate for U S Senate in New Jersey. He urges testing Prohibition under Civil Service and Hoover era enforcement before judgment, praising Fort for challenging wet candidates and calling New Jersey the wettest state.
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Roosevelt
New York
Fisher
Smith
Mr. Fort
New Jersey
Union
Morrow
Council of National Defense
Civil Service
Hoover
Double Thefts Admitted By Youth
Two youths Donald Wogan of Reno and John Myers of Deep Hollow were arraigned before Squire W R Buzza for a double theft. They pleaded guilty to stealing a sedan from Franklin owner John Eakin and a coupe owned by Walter Borland, and to robbing Weaver's filling station at Kossuth last Thursday. They are jailed in Clarion awaiting bail.
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Clarion Pa
Donald Wogan
Reno
John Myers
Deep Hollow
Squire W. R. Buzza
Knox
Clarion
Franklin
John Eakin
Walter Borland
Weaver
Kossuth
Labor field in South America offers European work
Information answers via Central Press Bureau, P O Box 126 Washington D C with self addressed stamped envelope. No marital medical or legal questions. Field for some European labor not North American. wages low by American standards, except for highly skilled specialists. opportunities for pioneers in less settled regions.
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Central Press Bureau
P. O. Box
Washington, D. C
P.O
South America
North Amer
P. O
Hollywood
Washington
Charles P. Stewart
South America Seen as Capital Field Rather Than Labor
The report argues that most Latin American workers are unsuitable for enduring hardships, and that South America largely serves capital interests rather than supplying labor. It presents a pessimistic view of local labor resilience and economic dynamics in the region.
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South America
The Gulf Stream Reach and Temperature Across Coasts
The Gulf Stream lies 15 to 100 nautical miles offshore, nearest Florida New Jersey and Maine. Off Florida summer 93 F winter 84 F. Cape Hatteras summer 88 F winter 79 F. Newfoundland banks summer 72 F winter 50 F. Women’s calories align with their size activity. no fixed male standard. Uncle Sam's income relies largely on manufacturing at about 34 percent.
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Atlantic Seaboard
Florida
New Jersey
Maine
Cape Hatteras
Newfoundland
Billion Dollar Congress Era In Harrison Administration
The billion dollar congress refers to the first Harrison era session that found a large Cleveland surplus and quickly spent it. It approved large increases in pensions and navy and other government outlays, pushing total expenditures toward one billion dollars.
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Harrison
Cleveland
How many on New York City payroll
About 131,000 regular and occasional officials and employees serve the city of New York. Annual salaries and wages exceed 190 million dollars.
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City of New York
Native jazz taste sparks civilizing note
The Albany Evening News reports a controversial remark claiming African jungle natives enjoy American jazz, paired with a harsh call to civilize them, reflecting era bias and colonial attitudes.
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Albany Evening News
Smith College adds two dormitories to Mandell Quadrangle
Two new dormitories will finish the Mandell Quadrangle at Smith College, adding 125 rooms and a ground floor study for about 30. They include smoking rooms and are funded by Mary Mandell of Detroit. One house is Comstock in honor of Ada Comstock and the other Wilder for Harris Wilder and I. Wilder of Smith’s zoology department.
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International News Service
Northampton
Mass
Mandell
Smith College
Mary
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