Mr Blacksnake Plans a New Wardrobe in Secret
Mr Blacksnake basks in sun and resists insults while plotting a grand wardrobe. He prides himself on independence and appearance, deciding a new black suit is best though nature supplies the shade. He seeks a private, undisclosed place to try on his clothes.
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Mr. Blacksnake
Sammy Jay
T. W. Burgess
WNU Service
U. S. Commissioner Urges Mandatory Fingerprinting
Spokane where United States Commissioner Maurice Smith urges universal public fingerprinting to be taken by census workers in 1940. He cites solving unknown burials and improving identification while noting objections as cost and criminal stigma. He contrasts with wartime fingerprinting and calls for access by authorities only.
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Spokane
Wash
United States
Maurice Smith
Pacific Northwest
Harry Tracy
Smith
Census Bureau
J. Edgar Hoover
Federal Bureau of Investigation
United States Attorney General’s Office
Washington
Vergil D. Reed
Man Builds 40-Inch Cathedral Model in Saugus
William Love, 69, completed a 40 inch replica of a French cathedral in Saugus Massachusetts. The model includes tower chimes and an electric lighting system.
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Saugus
Mass
William Love
Bath towel initials make a useful pretty shower gift
Phyllis Belmont suggests a bath towel set monogrammed with the recipient’s initials in plain lowercase style. Embroider solid initials in one color and outline them with small stitches in a contrasting shade to suit blue and white bathroom schemes.
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Priscillal
Phyllis Belmont
WNU
Canadian Mace Bearer Is Also Tailor and Fireman
Karl A. Walker of Fredericton serves as sergeant at arms in New Brunswick's legislature and is noted for sewing his own uniform. He also leads the city fire department and once wore two pairs of trousers to a fire before attending a session, keeping his official regalia ready.
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Walker
Fredricton City
Father Dear Father Come Home With Me
An Pasadena survey shows mothers feel fathers should not cook but can help with other housework. The study concludes America is reaching equality in home making as fathers take on more of the chores.
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Paul Fouilleul
Paris
M. Fouilleul
Pasadena
Calif
America
Pinkham
Five Billion Pennies Misplaced by Americans
Washington reports Americans have misplaced 5 billion pennies since minting began. Most vanish in drains and streets as children are out of school in summer. Many are in piggy banks or vending machines while pennies remain a much bigger business for collectors and minting.
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Washington
Mint
Religious Education Lesson Subject List
A catalog of lesson topics and scripture selections used with permission from the International Council of Religious Education. The document outlines teaching subjects and associated Bible passages for instructional use.
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International Council of Religious Education
Asa's Trust in God Leads to Preparation and Victory
The lesson on Asa shows that trust in God requires upright living, intelligent preparation, prayer, and faith. Asa reforms Judah, strengthens defenses, prays confidently, and acts in faith as divine help precedes him. The piece urges America to revival, readiness, and decisive trust in God.
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United States
B.C
Asa
Judah
God
America
Church of Christ
W. H. Bennett
Alexander Maclaren
Consecration and the Call to World Service
A Beecher quotation asserts that consecration means using all powers in the world for God's glory rather than withdrawing into the sanctuary, challenging believers to active faith. The message emphasizes public service as spiritual duty.
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Henry Ward Beecher
A God of Justice
A brief reflection on the limits of portraying God as benevolent yet weak, arguing that true justice requires recognizing God’s power and righteousness rather than framing him as a gentle grandfather.
Smart Patterns in Midsummer Styles
The Sewing Circle Pattern Dept offers No. 1763 for women sizes 34 to 48 with princess lines and a shirted vestee. Also No. 1765 for toddlers 1 to 5 years including a playsuit pinafore and bonnet. Uses silk crepe georgette or chiffon for fabrics. patterns priced 15 cents.
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Sewing Circle Pattern Dept
W. Wacker Dr
Chicago
Bell Syndicate
WNU
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