Dry tabloid editor to speak at Sunday service
Miss Ethel Hubler editor of the National Voice will speak at a union service in Plaingrove Presbyterian church Sunday evening June 20 at 8 o clock. The event, co sponsored by United Presbyterian and Plaingrove district Sabbath School Association, will cover repeal effects on society and business and current bootleg and liquor trends. Admission is free.
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Mola Surges in Fame Before His Death
The article contrasts Francisco Franco and Diego Francoist leader Emilio Mola, noting Mola's rising prestige prior to his death. It reflects on how a victorious rebellion might have rooted a Mola centered state, but Mola’s death ends that possibility as Franco’s position wavers amid Madrid’s siege.
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Timeline Highlights From 1814 To Civil War Era
A compact historical snapshot notes June 18 1814 events including the Lord Mayor Danville's lavish dinner for delegates amid Napoleon decline. It recalls 1812 US war entry with Britain and 1861 T S Lowe balloon observation for the Union, plus Count Zeppelin as a Union officer.
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Transcontinental Auto Trip Ends After 61 Days
In 1903 Tom Fitch and Marcus Kraarup began a cross country drive from San Francisco to New York in a one cylinder 9 hp car. They reached New York after 61 days. In New York Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt weighs the prospect of a woman president noting the need for more women governors and women in the Senate and Congress.
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Ideas as the world's greatest warriors in war and business
The quote asserts ideas drive conflict while unfounded claims about figures like Rockefeller show wasted effort. It contrasts ideology with brute force in history and business, implying argument and strategy matter more than mere force.
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