African Jungle Modesty Noted At Missionary Service
At a Methodist Episcopal service, a returned African missionary stated jungle women show more modesty than average Americans. The day featured a band concert, Leaders Day events, and sermons by Rev Frederick C. Reynolds on The Finished Man and The Challenge of the Hour. Attendance ran about 140 men with 146 present at Leaders Day and a $50 mission offering.
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Daga
Geo N. Castle
Myersville
Alleine Thomas
Epworth League
Minnie McBride
Alleine
Thomas
Eddie Beatty
C. A. Gilson
Robb
Flarrs
Golo
Joseph Stephens
Virginia Carty
J. Paul Wright
D. D
Frederick C. Reynolds
Clifton Avenue Methodist Episcopal Church
Baltimore
America
Africa
Europe
Reynolds
115Th Infantry
U A
Mamie Smith
Mast Sixth Street
Ocock
Barleycorn Revival in Frederick Mentioned with Disorderly Conduct
Fragmentary report describes a bar scene in Frederick with drunkenness and street disturbances Saturday night. Police, led by Chief Derr and Mayor Myer, dealt with arrests near Barleycorn area including a jail intake and a crowd on Eas Matrich Street.
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Ting Squad
Derr
Mer Myer
J. FE. Ferguson
Karnnst
Rieder
Police Cour
Sale of Daysville Property to Keedyaville Buyers
Cramer and Stiuter of New London sold a two story frame dwelling with outbuildings and garage in Diveville to Mr and Mrs Martin Wo Kako of Keedyaville. They will occupy the home after April 1 with four parcels. Claude N Clary a clerk at Commercial State Bath swallowed a jewelry piece causing a neck injury and missing dental fragment. an X ray located the fragment and no further inconvenience or serious injury is expected.
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Daysville
Cramer and Stiuter
Atte Vornen W Wagner
New London
Dkveville
Martin Wo Kako
Keedyaville
Baklea
Claude N. Clary
Commercial State Bath
West See
The Birmingham Touring Car Demonstration in Washington
Thousands of Washingtonians watched a Birmingham car at thirty five miles per hour during a test in Washington showing a new No-Axle design. Birm aenechant Motors offers a five thousand dollar challenge to any car following the No-Axle tests, claiming superior durability. The spring construction uses Pub teneth springs wheel to wheel with center plate spacing bars to reduce road shocks and keep wheels vertical, distributing weight on springs to lessen transmission jolts.
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Birmingham
Washington
Birmingham No Axle Car Demonstration Promises Proof
The Birmingham No Axle Car claims wide proof across fifty cities that it is the safest and most handsome vehicle with superior handling. It touts solved weight reduction as the great industry problem and invites the public to see the demonstration for themselves.
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Birmingham
Bananedeam Wetors
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