Lonely bachelor’s lot urged to marry for happiness
The author contrasts the married man and the single man. A bride cheers him, keeps him warm, and brightens his life with family laughter. The poem counsels young men to marry, have children, and fill life with companionship and purpose.
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Pacific Y M C A and Student Volunteer effort cited
The article reports on Pacific College students supporting Y M C A and Student Volunteer Movement campaigns with a goal of 100 dollars, pledges rapidly rising to 170 and then 300. It notes key participants like Joshua H Vogel Edith Haslett and Emmett Gulley and mentions a May 7 joint Y M and W meeting.
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Mise Edith Haslett
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Friends Mission Board
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College president speaks on life worthy object and daily effort
President David M Edwards of Horsay College addresses students and staff during chapel hour urging pursuit of a worthy object and daily effort to be a success. A path warning is noted and a humorous tale credits four boys with concocting a pie containing odd ingredients.
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David M. Edwards
Horsay, College
Automobile Hike Becomes Festive Ride To Lover's Lane
Miss Luton leads a Wood-Mar Hall gathering that shifted from a planned hike to an automobile trip due to time limits. The group rode in cars to Lover's Lane, built a fire, and served weenies buns and cocoa with toasted marshmallows. After supper they played games and sang with ukuleles until mid afternoon, then began the return trip.
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Wood-Mar Hall
Lover's Lane
Cotton growers seek price support amid war-time scarcity
The Southern Cotton Growers' Association plans to reduce cotton acreage to prop up prices, drawing praise from some and sharp rebuke from Governor Henry J. Allen who calls the move destructive to postwar recovery. He notes widespread calls to the Department of Justice to block such price control schemes, arguing they threaten global welfare and liberty.
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South Carolina
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Household Hints From Everyday Life
Insipid apple sauce benefits from a little cinnamon and a good potato cuts cleanly to rejoin. A white stocking over a sleeve board acts as a tacked free cover. Liquid ammonia cleans silver washes woolens and softens bath water. Damp lettuce leaf prevents fruit browning in salads. Salt on carpet helps cleanse and repels moths. Large water, uncovered, boils cabbage. A paper bag on a meat grinder front prevents fat crumbs. To remove glass stoppers, wind a string around the bottle neck and pull quickly to loosen.
Insects Found in Burmese Amber Revealed at British Museum
A Burmese red amber collection presented to the British Museum by R. C. J. Swinhoe reveals 31 new insect species, including five new genera, per Prof. T. D. A. Cockerell. Most specimens come from a single block cut into half inch slices.
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Burma
British Museum
R. C. J. Swinhoe
Mandalay
T. D. A. Cockerell
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Business Talk Shapes a Romantic Rejection in Brooklyn Eagle
A young man and a woman debate marriage as a business contract, with he offering a second option after being told she is already engaged. She counters with business training, asserting first options are not secured by business methods, ending with a Brooklyn Eagle attribution.
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Brooklyn Eagle
Evangeline Willows Stand as Landmark at Grand Pre Site
On the Grand Pre site the Evangeline willows rise among green meadows marking the former Acadian settlement. Tourists visit the trees beside the old well and foundations of St Charles church while discussion continues on the deportations and the English action.
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Grand Pre
Wolfville
Evangeline
Church of St. Charles
Methodist Centenary Funds Allocation Across Mission Lands
The plan totals twenty eight mission funds with large allocations for foreign and domestic work. Key targets include foreign lands with seven million for industrial centers and six million for South Europe races in America. Additional funds support villages, hospitals, schools, and native medical staff, plus frontier and rural Methodist efforts.
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Gary
Ind
Hawaii
Utah
China
Africa
Merica
India
South America
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