Mission Festival Services at Local Church
On Sunday August 19 the church holds a mission festival with German services at 10 a.m. Rev C Haller of Kankakee preaches, German services led by Rev L Nauss of Glencoe at 2:30 p.m., and Rev A Guebert of Oak Glen speaks on missions at 7:30 p.m. Supper in parish hall. all invited. Pastor W J Kemnitz notes school restart and invites Christian Day School discussion.
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C. Haller
Kankakee
L. Nauss
Glencoe
Ill
A. Guebert
Oak Glen
Jesus Christ
God
Christian Day School
W. J. Kemnitz
Our Saviour's Church of Riverdale Service Outline
Morning worship at 10.80 a m with sermon The Grace of God and a children s sermon Sunday Bible school at 9 30 a m Pastor Edw A Voorhees notes pulpit supply during vacation possibly Dr John M Bramkamp president of the Synod will preach on one of three Sundays services continue without break Long Lake Bible Conference Ingleside Illinois runs through Sept 3 inviting all to attend at Our Saviour s Church with pastor Voorhees
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Maywood Lath, Theological Seminary
John M. Bramkamp
Synod
Long Lake Bible Conference
Ingleside
Ill
Our Saviour’s
Edw. A. Voorhees
Immanuel Evan Church Sets Sunday Classes and Sermon
Immanuel Evan Church at Corner Sheridan and Grant invites all to church school at 10 00 a m with a teacher for every class and a prepared lesson. A New York judge notes few Sunday school attendees among boys before courts. The sermon topic is The Devil's Riddle Doth Job fear God for naught or has every man his price Divine worship German 9 00 a m English 11 00 a m Pastor Wm Kreis invites worshippers.
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Sheridan
Grant
State Department of Public Welfare
Illinois
New York
Job
Wm. Kreis
Methodist Church Announces Sunday School and Service
Sunday school session at 9 45 am for all ages in Scripture study. Morning service at 11 o clock conducted by a Moody Bible Institute student. Public cordially welcome. A A Myers pastor.
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Moody Bible Institute
Kiinnte Eyes The structure and function of eyes
Dro SOL Mast, professor of 70 Ology at Johns Hopkins University, notes the eyes of the wolves as a striking study in simple life forms. The eyes are tiny greenish structures within still water, each cell numbered and sized millimeters in diameter, working independently toward a common goal.
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Dro Sol Mast
Johns Hopkins University
Progress continues with reception committee additions
The list of names for the reception committee expands with Mrs. Ed Ripley Mrs. John Conners Mrs. Ed Schulte and many others. Additional names will be added to the reception committee.
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Ed. Ripley
John Conners
Ed Schulte
Emily H. Schmidt
Milton Meeder
E. Kettler
A. Strosinski
John Kinney
Fred Baerker
Richard Hess
Co. Kern
Claude Johnson
Frank Stieman
P. P. Flick
Horace Holmes
M. Robert Weidner
C. H. Thomsen
K. L. Sherrill
J. A. Kollar
Frank Wulff
James McLaughlin
Walter Novak
John Hausman
William Baker Shci
Edith Dolton
Edna Rowan
Carl Hinkle
Wm. Reich
John Zornow
T. F. Kinney
E. C. Kinney
Jessie Moomaw
Florence Hedtke
Helen Schmidt
Wm. F. Propper
C. H. Thomson
Emil Kasten
L. B. Reich
John Harms
Elizabeth Harms
Oscar Gallois
Herman Werner
Walter Ortell
H. W. Slaughter
J. H. Jamieson
Mattie van Duersen
Fred Schubert
Helen Haney
Composer Mistakenly Questions Shakespeare in Stratford Visit
A famed composer known for Romeo and Julie tours Stratford-on-Avon and misidentifies Shakespeare asking who he was. The moment follows a friend describing an Old-world cottage and ends with the quick correction that Shakespeare wrote the tragedy and the librettist served as a collaborator.
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Stratford-on-Avon
Shakespeare
This Economic World Excerpt by T N Carver
The author argues that races and nations vary in intelligence and resourcefulness in creating institutions that prevent poverty. He notes some populations are improvident and ir responsible, and external pressures from war threaten societies that have resisted the common enemy.
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T. N. Carver
Miracle Hat Riddle Sparks Talk Amid Odd Clues
A playful exchange centers on a mysterious hat described as a miracle hat. The conversation hints at identity, memory, and rumor as one person recalls a recent fashion choice and another references a curious compliment without naming the wearer.
Pursuit at doorway ends with suspect identification
The assailants fled as Cusser shouted, moving toward the door while a pistol wave directed the manager John H. Cussen to a chair. Cusser burst from the doorway, and four others chased the fugitives. At police headquarters Cusser and Miss Reardon identified both men.
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John H. Cussen
Cusser
Miss Reardon
New York Times
Sacred toads and sacred animals around the world
National Geographic notes from the Zuni tribe and other regions describe sacred animals and practices. From toads in reed carriers to holy cows in Benares and snakes in Nigeria, various cultures honor animals as sacred symbols and deities.
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Washington
New Mexico
D. C
National Geographic Society
Benares
India
Monkey Temple
South Sea Islands
Nigeria
Irrench
Indo-China
Madagascar
Philippines
Assam
Upper
Burma
Cochin
China
Borneo
New Guinea
Malabar
Harp of Ireland Resting in Trinity College Dublin
The famed harp, said to have traveled through Taras falls and linked to Brian Boru, is housed in the Gold Room at Trinity College Dublin. Archaeologists doubt it dates before the 14th century and trace its journey from Henry VII to the Earl of Clanwearde before ending with a Limerick antiquary.
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Harp of
Ireland
Trinity College, Dublin
Taras Falls
Brian Boru
Clontarf
Tye
Vatican
Henry VII
Henry
Earl of Clan- Wearde
Limerick
Two newspaper men overhear a royal encounter on a golf course
Two reporters following a walk on a golf course overhear a terse royal exchange. They dodge behind a bunker to eavesdrop and report a peculiar, clipped speech by a titled figure.
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Lendon
Lo zz Term of Darkness In the Arctic Region
The passage describes Arctic daylight cycles from March 21 to December 22. The sun first becomes visible on March 21 and rises higher until June 21, then lowers and disappears again after September 23, creating six months of darkness until March 21.
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Arctic
Scientific Bodies Formed Under National Academy Charter
The National Research Council, organized in 1910 by the National Academy of Sciences, gathers representatives from about 73 national societies to promote fundamental research in physical and biological sciences. The National Academy of Sciences, founded in 1863, elects members from the United States’ leading scientists.
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National Research Council
National Academy of Sciences
United States
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