Man of Tomorrow: Rev Shank Addresses Clayton Graduates
Rev W O Shank of Central Baptist Quincy spoke to Clayton high school's graduates on The Man of Tomorrow. He urged self mastery self denial optimism patriotism home focus and God fearing character as essential to a future leader and producer in a world recovering from war.
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W. O. Shank
Clayton
Man of Tomorrow
Clayton ‘ High School
Central Baptist Church of
Quincy
Shank
America
Mr. Shank
Flo
Tai
Christ the Lord
The Man Of Tomorrow character sketch
A brief descriptor praises an idealized figure as well poised and master of himself. It emphasizes practice of self denial, optimism, patriotism, love of home, conservation of resources, production, and God fearing nature.
Woolen Garments Sent to Ships Abroad
Washington May 18 report from Queenstown says destroyer flotilla crews lacking warm clothing were due to sailing before supplies could be loaded. Full outfits of heavy woolen and regulator gear are now en route. Navy League coordinated by American women knit garments and funded rubber coats and felt boots, receiving thanks from officers and enlisted men.
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Washington
Queenstown
United States
Navy League
League
Photoplays Today A mix of Belasco and Savoy features
The listing showcases Belasco Satan's Private Door and Princess Irene Howley in Her Father's Keeper and A Finished Product. Also featured are Mae Marsh in The Wild Girl of the Sierras, Willian Hart in An Apostle of Vengeance and Dippy Dan's Doings, Fay Tincher in Two O'clock Train, Matin Sais in Border Wolves, Star-House Peters in As Men Love, and Quincy Girl from Frisco with a matinee.
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Belasco
Irene Howley
Savoy
Mae Marsh
Sing of Society at the Orpheum Delights Large Audience
The Orpheum presented Sing of Society in Mr Williams peppery style to a large appreciative audience Thursday. The play is a good comedy drama well enacted by the Orpheum Players with Miss Bruce excellent as Geraldine and Mr Ross likable. A unique plot verging toward melodrama with strong comedy and exciting climaxes. Scenery and sets were special and excellent. A matinee tomorrow and Sunday followed by a final performance Sunday night.
Chattanooga Man Seagle Elected Moderator in Cumberland Assembly
Chattanooga Tenn man Seagle was chosen moderator of the Cumberland Presbyterian general assembly in Lincoln Ill. The layman and eldership figure won 61 votes to 44 for Rev. F. L. Noel of Marshall Texas. Seagle succeeds retiring moderator Rev. J. L. Price of Campbell Missouri.
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Lincoln, Ill
F. A. Seagle
Chattanooga
Tenn
Cumberland Presbyterian General Assembly
Seagle
Cumberland
F. L. Noel
Marshall
Texas
J. L. Price
Campbell
British Steamer Harpagus Torpedoed in Atlantic
New York May 18 cablegram reports the British steamship Harpagus torpedoed. Details are incomplete from the agents J. W. Elphinstone & Co. torpedo event. Strong maritime tensions rise as loss of life and cargo are uncertain.
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New York
Harpagus
J. W. el
Harpagus Vessel Size Reported at 5866 Tons Gross
The Harpagus was recorded as a vessel of 5,866 tons gross. This figure appears in the historical shipping notes, indicating its substantial size and capacity during the period.
Patriot ic Rally Set for West Point May 22
West Point May 18. A large patriotic rally is announced for Tuesday May 22 at the Methodist church. Program begins at 8 o clock sharp with Dr Hoover of Carthage College as principal speaker.
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West Point
Dr. Hoover
Carthage College
J Wilbur Chapman Elected Moderator in D A General Assembly
Dr J Wilbur Chapman of Jamaica NY was elected moderator of the Presbyterian general assembly in the United States of America. The vote occurred Thursday in Dallas Texas.
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Dallas
Texas
J. Wilbur Chapman
Jamaica
N. Y
Presbyterian General Assembly
United States of America
Election unanimous for Dr Chapman in Montreal meeting
In a formal session, on motion by Dr Robert Johnston of Montreal, Dr Chapman’s election was declared unanimous. The record names Dr Harfen G Mendenhall of New York Dr John B Rendall of Lincoln Pa and cites figures 590 121 and 189.9 linked to the motion.
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Chapman
Harfen G Mendenhall
New York
John B. Rendall
Lincoln
Robert Johnston
Montreal
Scientist links genius to epilepsy in provocative theory
A scientist argues that genius may be a form of epilepsy, suggesting heightened brain activity underpins exceptional creativity. The claim sparks debate among researchers about the link between seizures and extraordinary insight.
Texas Wonder cures kidney and bladder troubles
A sworn advertisement for Texas Wonder claims it cures kidney and bladder troubles in men and women, dissolves gravel and diabetes, relieves back and rheumatic issues, and regulates children's bladder problems. Sold by mail for $1.90 from Dr. EB Halt in St. Louis. one bottle lasts about two months. Sworn testimonials available on request.
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Texas Wonder
EB. W. Halt
Olive St. St. Louis
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Earth
College of
Broadway
Wiliam S. Hart
Apostle OF
Dippy Dan
Princess
Trene Howley
Triangle Comedy
Sierras
Reel Triangle
Universal Weekly
Fay Tincher
Peter E. Pinkelman
Prop
Orpheum
Keokuk
Union Orchestra
Man of
Photoplays
N. 5Th St
Liberty Loan
Broadway Bank
Illinois State Bank
Quincy National Bank
Ricker National Bank
South Side Branch Bank
State Savings, Loan & Trust CO
State Street Bank
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