Basketball Season Here At Central
The piece previews basketball season at Central, recalling football’s run and urging players to try for the team under Coach Pence. It recounts basketball’s 1891 origins by James Naismith and lists the upcoming schedule with games against Simpson, Graceland, Des Moines U, Penn, Ellsworth, Parsons, and Iowa Wesleyan, alternating locations.
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Pence
Young Men’s Christian Association
Plainfield
Massachusetts
James Naismith
Naismith
Simpson
Des Moines U
Graceland
Iowa Wesleyan
Parsons
Penn
Ellsworth
Internationalism and Christianity as a World Order
By John Fredstrom, the piece argues trade and cross border ties demand a new civilization grounded in Christian ethics. It cites Jesus and the Sermon on the Mount to promote love, truth, and universal peace, urging readers to apply the Good Samaritan lesson to nations and strangers.
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John Fredstrom
Nazareth
Bethlehem Shepherds
Jesus
Christ
World Peace Mission Urged for Global Disarmament
The author calls for a vigorous education campaign across lands to establish the brotherhood of man under Christ. A World Peace Mission is needed to outlaw war, install international jurisdiction, and pursue nationwide referendums for complete disarmament led by a diverse United States as the field for mission work.
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Earth
Heaven
Brotherhood of Man
United States of America
Cause of Peace and Law
May prosperity and brotherly charity quote
A two line quotation attributed to Schiller appears as a reflective poetic insight on prosperity, friendship in adversity, and universal brotherhood through shared humanity and generous action. The excerpt encourages love and charity beyond personal affection toward all humankind.
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Schiller
Dr Hagerman Lectures On The World We Live In
On Monday evening the third number of the course was given at the High School. Dr E T Hagerman spoke on how perception shapes reality, stressing thinking as the difference between man and ape and urging home life as the arena for expressing personality and virtue.
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E. T. Hagerman
The Nail That Missed Its Mark Leaves a Scar
A proverb-like reflection on mistakes and lasting consequences. It compares a wrongly driven nail to errors that cannot be fully undone, noting that some scars endure even after attempting to correct the misstep. The message emphasizes the permanence of certain faults.
Days of Real Sport Christmas Gifts at The Book Shop
A bookstore promotes sport themed gifts for boys including football, basketball, punching bag, boxing gloves, and a gym suit as ideal Christmas presents. The appeal centers on active athletics and practical gear for youth engagement.
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Mxied Nuts
Warner’s Cash Grocery
Klyn & DE Winter
DR. Hagerman
Holeproof and
Phoenix Hosiery
Martinelli
van Niewaal
Pella
Iowa
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