Europe after war shows recovery and renewed interdependence
Reverend Walter Halbert reports on European conditions after three months studying twelve nations with the American Seminar Group. Leaders foresee long recovery yet favor cooperation, with hope for reconstruction, security, and disarmament through international bodies. England faces severe unemployment and industry upheaval while Germany endures poverty and lost middle class wealth, yet nations move toward arbitration and peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter P. Halbert
The
Baptist Church
Manhattan
Kansas
Sherwood Eddy
United States
Europe
England
Doles
India
China
Germany
London
New York
Berlin
Permanent Court of International Justice
League of Nations
International Labor Bureau
League
Permanent Court
Supreme Court of the
Labor Bureau
France
Russia
Belgium
Italy
Rhine
Alsace- Lorraine
Rising Young Star Claiborne Foster Cooking Fame
Claiborne Foster, a rising American stage star, shuns bright lights and leads a simple life near New York. She loves cooking, especially Bronk Shrimps and Chicken En Casserole, using pure ingredients and evaporated milk in a modest kitchenette.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claiborne Foster
Barry Connors
Miss Foster
New York City
Friday and Saturday Special Silk Remnants at Y. T. Van Niew aal
Friday and Saturday sales offer silk remnants at Y. T. Van Niew aal's store. Proceeds or extra details are not provided in the fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silk Remnants
Y. T. van Niewaal’s
Essex
Wm. van Hemert
The Future of Farm Land Values Amid Slump and Recovery
An analysis from Sears Roebuck Agricultural Foundation traces sixty years of land value cycles from Civil War era to 1928, noting rising values with crop prices and higher farm bankruptcies during downturns. It predicts a future rebound in land prices within a decade as production and prices improve, despite a current downward trend and urban migration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sears-Roebuck Agricultural Foundation
Iland
Upper
Mississippi Valley
United States
Multiple Classifieds Listings Mixed for Sale and Rent
A cluttered page lists items for sale including a wood stove with pipe. a five room rental at 13 Franklin St. a found sum of money. various used cars with model years and makers. a Republic Truck for sale. chicken culling at two cents each. a Chronicle office inquiry. a Des Moines Capital subscription offer. Hollandale No 1 grade potatoes at $8 per bushel. dressed fattened spring fryers and homegrown sweet potatoes for Thanksgiving. contact details scattered.
Remnants of Outings and Percales at Van Niewaal’s
Remnants at Y. T. Van Niewaal's reveal items tied to past outings and percales. A scattered note highlights lingering fabrics and traces of social gatherings, suggesting a small, local departure from routine shopping.
The Glory Song and a Prison Choir
Homer Rodeheaver recounts the worldwide impact of The Glory Song written in 1900. He recalls a 1077 inmate service in a state prison where 266 life inmates sang in uniform, each facing a cell with the word life. the scene, the song, and the chaplain’s prayer left a lasting impression.
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Homer Rodeheaver
Charles H. Gabriel
Anstant
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Willys-Knight
A.B. van Houweling Auto CO
Republic
Chronicle Office
Peter Terpstra
Leighton
P. H. Stubenrauch
Side Square
Pella
Des Moines
Chronicle
Hollandale U. S. No. 1
Pella Supply Co
Sultor
Yeon
Zoruntae
Pittsburgh
Mimax
Bosveld Decorating Company
Wyll
Klyn & de Winter
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