Franklin K Lane Returns to Public Life as Salvation Army Chief Backer
Franklin K Lane, former U.S. cabinet member and Oil Exec for the Doheny interests, retires from government service to build a private life and lead the Salvation Army 1920 appeal as national chairman while joining the Doheny outfit in New York City by April 1. Lane pledges to work with Salvation Army workers, stressing practical relief, anti-obstruction stance, and broad public support amid high living costs. The piece notes Army outreach achievements including meals, beds, and temporary relief provided in the prior year.
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New York City
Lane
Evangeline Booth
Salvation Army
Wall Street
Washington
Miss Booth
America
Salvationists
Little Maid in the Moon Door Symbol of New China Hope
Ginling College for Chinese Girls, housed in the old gung gwan in Nanking, blends ancient Chinese architecture with modern laboratories and dormitories. The Interchurch World Movement surveys Ginling as a symbol of progress, noting five provinces, 110 million people, and a potential $500000 budget to expand facilities and admit more students by 1921.
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Ginling
Wisdom
Gunggwan
Nanking
Ginling College
Old China
America
American Smith College
Interchurch World Movement
Protestant Churches of America
Yangtze River
Interchurch World Movement Survey of
Churches of America
Interchurch World Movement To Aid
Glue in Ice Cream Found in Analysis
The bureau reports glue is a key ingredient in some ice cream on sale and mentions metallic poisons such as lead copper and arsenic along with bone and other inedible ingredients. Much of the so called ice cream is not ice cream at all but a milk cornstarch tapioca mix with glue binder.
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