Mark Mansfield's secret marriage chase sparks dramatic hotel plans
In California Anita French mails a note to star Mark Mansfield who rushes to San Francisco for a private wedding, while a newspaper reports Mansfield's secret plans and a hotel Admiral lounge meeting. Meanwhile a city desk confirms a dramatic Pacific Airways flight as the plot thickens.
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Ark Mansfield
Satoh
Mark
Sarah
Anita
San Francisco
Admiral Lounge
Mansfield
Scott
Frisco
J. B. Johnson
Mark Mansfield
Pacific Airways
Anita French
Exhibition of miniature English silver at Pennsylvania Museum
The Boston Transcript notes a Pennsylvania Museum of Art display of over forty miniature English silver pieces. The show traces design changes from Charles I to George III and discusses whether these tiny works were toys or models for larger pieces.
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Pennsylvania Museum of Art
Boston Transcript
Philadelphia Institution
Charles I
George III
Henry II
France
Bavaria
Senator Sherman of Ohio and the Civil War hero
The Ohio senator, brother of General William Tecumseh Sherman, contrasted his grave traits with the general's joviality. His name appeared at the Republican national conventions in 1880 1884 and 1888 as a presidential candidate but he was never chosen by his party.
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Senator Sherman
Ohio
William Tecumseh Sherman
Sherman
Sealed Train Windows and Clean Air on Future Rail Cars
The Canadian National Railways Magazine describes future railway carriages with sealed windows. Air in trains will be filtered washed and continually renewed and kept at a constant temperature. Carriages will be dustless and almost noiseless.
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Canadian National Railways
Illinois Obituaries and Notices From Local Life
Despondent over his son's death Arnold Wuthrich 72 kills himself in South Beloit. Prof Marcus N McCartney 71 former Illinois State Teachers assoc president dies in Metropolis. Felic Brunner 66 retired teacher dies after five day hiccough siege in Du Quoin. Raymond Diagiacomo nine killed by father's gun in Rockford. Franklin Shelter 15 dies of lockjaw in Galesburg. Betty Jane four fatally injured by wagon driven by half brother Auton Allen in Lesser. James McSherry announces Leo Chitty as mine rescue station superintendent at Herrin. Marion Mosely 63 Democratic leader and former Hancock sheriff dies in Carthage. Dan Terry 35 airport manager and Hertslet 30 student flyer die in Galesburg crash. State fair plans include 34 counties seeking Country Life Queen title. Art Goebel to attend August 23–25 in Springfield. Open duck season to run Saturdays and Sundays for 15 weeks through January 13 1938. Epidemic encephalitis outbreak reported in Highland Madison county. Juvenile delinquency prevention conference set for September 27–29 in Springfield. Big Earl Herbert appeal filed with Illinois Supreme Court over 1931 murder conviction. Illinois Central Railroad authorized to abandon 28 miles south of Illinois and 9 miles over C&EI between Olive Branch and Thebes. July receipts from motor fuel tax credited to school distributive fund $862 651.39 plus $875 000 from retailers occupation tax. Two bandits killed in Belleville by Captain Le Pere after holding taxi driver John Scheulich for hours. Rockford petition seeks removal of small noisy negro church. 10 000 tons soybean hay ordered for Chicago dairy farms for winter feed.
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Arnold Wuthrich
South Beloit
Marcus N. McCartney
Illinois State Teachers’ Association
Metropolis
Hiccoughs
Felix Brunner
du Quoin
Raymond Diagiacomo
Rockford
Galesburg
Franklin Shelter
Woodhull
Betty Jane
Dave Flarvey
Lesser
Auton Allen
James McSherry
State Department of Mines and Minerals
Leo Chitty
Herrin
Marion R. Mosely
Hancock County
Carthage
Dan Terry
Hertslet
Abingdon
Ilinois
Art Goebel
Springfield
Highland
Madison County
State Department of Public Health
St. Louis
Frank J. Jirka
State Department of Public Welfare
Big Brothers’ Association of Illinois
Big Earl’ Herbert
Joe Saltis
Joliet
Chicago & Eastern Illinois
Olive Branch
Thebes
Crain
Sand Ridge
Mounds
Illinois
Horner
K. L. Ames, Jr
Belleville
Eugene le Pere
le Pere
John Scheurich
Pure Milk Association
Chicago
Dairy Farmers’ Organization
When People Are Selfish Temperance Lesson on Amos 6
Lesson outlines Israel in luxury and self indulgence with warnings of divine judgment. It cites indulgent living, extravagant furnishings and feasts, drunkenness, and careless security, ending with the Assyrian conquest as punishment and calls for repentance.
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Israel
Samaria
Amos
America
Nearness to the Saviour Elevates Love
A Quoted line from Spurgeon notes that closer life to Jesus increases the soul's warmth and affection. The analogy compares proximity to the sun warming planets to intimate communion with Christ heightening devotion.
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Jesus
Spurgeon
Heavenlies influence guide a righteous life
A speaker argues that a man who thinks and lives by the heavenlies will avoid walking in the counsel of the ungodly, stressing the link between inner thought and outward conduct.
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Gladstone
French
Nevada
Grand Central Airport
J. J. Johnson
J. B
Examiner—city News Room
Seventh Street
Broadway
Los Angeles
Hotel
Father
Hotel Admiral
Martinet
Washington
Treasury
Drouth
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Insurance Corporation
Corporation
Insurance
Deposit Insurance Corporation
Nebraska
United States
Federal Corporation
Gerald P. Nye
North Dakota
Nye
Roosevelt
North
Northwest
Middle West
Democratic Party
South
Carter Glass
Virginia
Senate
Glass
Congress
Western Netrapaper Union
Joseph
Ephraim
Manasseh
Jacob
P. B. Fitzwater
D. D
Moody Bible Institute of Chicago
Western Newspaper Union
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