Seven Symbols of the Klan Contend With Robes and Secrecy
The article explains Klan symbolism including the white robe and mask as marks of equality and secrecy. It argues robes signify righteousness and conceal identity while enabling a covert, unselfish service to the community. It cites religious imagery and vows to advance Knights of the Ku Klux Klan principles.
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Isle of
Patmos
Christ
Death
Law
God of
Heaven
God
Knights of the
Ku Klux Klan
Local Support Planned For Needy Family After Injury
A community effort is organized to aid a needy family with Capt Cobb offering information on statewide plans. Miss Minnie Foster slipped on an icy sidewalk near Paul Harding's home, injuring her right ankle. Dr Coldiron treated a dislocated ankle after the fall on the grass.
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Cobb
Mile A Minute Romeo at Lyric Show Promises Telepathic Horse
Mary and many readers praise the harmony between Tom Mix and his horse Tony in the William Fox feature Mile A Minute Romeo. The piece plays at the Lyric theatre from today through Saturday, with Tony responding instantly to Mix’s whistle and performing with disciplined precision.
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Mary
Tom Mix
Tony
Mix
Kapalache Club Invitation Promises Vim And Social Fun
A promotional appeal invites readers to join a club in Oklahoma offering social entertainments and personal development. Readers are urged to call 121 or write Box 13 for information, highlighting ambitions in commerce and power.
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Wnee, Oklahoma
Card of Thanks from Ledbetter Family
We thank the many friends for their sympathy during our bereavement. Special thanks to the choir for the beautiful music and to all who offered kind words and acts of sympathy. James and Isabelle Ledbetter.
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James and
Isabelle Ledbetter
Car Painting and Furniture Refinishing Ad
Latest improved method offered at 1 2 block north of O K Filling Station. Phone 392 W. Serves car painting and furniture refinishing needs with prompt service.
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O. K
Donahues Spend Wednesday in Enid
Mr and Mrs H C Donahue spent Wednesday in Enid visiting friends and attending a local event.
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H. C. Donahue
Enid
Whipple Farmers Union to Hold Regular Meeting
The Whipple Farmers Union plans its regular meeting on January 25 at Whipple with a short program. Local news notes report Mr. Wm Curtis foot injury requiring thirteen stitches after a woodcutting accident and improving. Vera Dowel hosted a rock party to a large crowd. Mrs. Friend and Mrs. Grace Devore hosted visitors. Milt Devore shipped cattle and will visit Iowa. Ladies' Aid met at Lena Curtis's home. Jim Cockrum plans to return from California. Rev Luton spoke at the Perry Association Workers meeting in Covington before returning Friday.
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Farmers Union
Whipple
Wm. Curtis
Owen
Vera Dowel
Friend
Grace Devore
Milt Devore
Iowa
Ladies’ Aid
Lena Curtis
Jim Cockrum
California
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United States
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Archie Marshall
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Down To the Sea
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Covington
Perry Association
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Bill Smith
Romeo
Larry Lemon
Peter B. Kyne
Cosmopolitan
T. Roy Barnes
Leena Qwen
Louis Wolheim
William Norris
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