Lutheran Church Gains Center Avenue Property
The Evangelical Lutheran congregation of Missouri Synod acquires the former First Presbyterian church on Center Avenue for 18000 dollars. Lutherans to occupy the building from Oct 24 with renovations underway and a dedication planned in a future church column.
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Evangelical Lutheran Congregation
Missouri Synod
Center Avenue
First Presbyterian Church
Ev. Lutheran
Henry Tegal
Geo. Grener, Sr
Emil Roehrdanz
Adolf Lehmann
Geo. Greiner, Jr
Christian Hieber
Chas. Seams
John Busch
Ed Schroeder
Chas. Staack
Grand Trunk Tracks
M. H. Fedderson
Tinley Park
Lexington
154Th Street
Masonic Association
Harvey
Reinstating World War Insurance Seen Urgent
The State of Minors reports 320000 men served in World War I with Government Insurance. Three quarters let their policies lapse after discharge, losing over a billion and a half dollars in coverage. Under E V Dickson, the American Legion will campaign for reinstatement over three months, urging ex servicemen to renew at the same low rate.
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State of Minrors
Bureau of War Risk Insurance
E. V. Dickson
Chicago
American Legion
Fellows
American Legion Post
Loads That Are of Benefit
The piece contrasts loads that help with loads that hinder, saying duties and responsibilities steady us like ballast. It urges cheerfully taking up beneficial loads and resolutely casting off wasteful habits to strengthen character and resources.
Lake Tahoe once higher and deeper in ancient epochs
The ancient Lake Tahoe was larger and deeper in Neocene and early Pleistocene times. Its water rose well above the current level and carved through lava dams that held it, leaving beaches about 100 feet above today’s surface as evidence of the former higher level.
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Lake Tahoe
Improvement In Photography
A new vertical enlarging camera suspended overhead simplifies making photo graphic enlargements. It projects light downward onto sensitized paper placed on a table beneath, improving arrangement and manipulation of the paper.
Rediscovery expands glass staining pigments from 12 to 5000
Fifty years ago the old secret of staining glass was rediscovered with chemistry, reversing a decline since the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries. Modern glass stainers now use more than 5,000 pigments, versus only 12 colors in the twelfth century.
Home Remedy for Sprains Using Turpentine Mix
Sprains cause pain. apply a bottle shaken mixture of turpentine acetic acid and egg white to the affected area.
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Gove
Epictetus
Greenland
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Siberia
Seven Seas
Globe
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Arctic
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South Pacific
High Desert
India
United States
Burma
Carlyle
Roger Bacon
Alessandro di Spina
Pisa
Japan
Punch
London
Froblem of
Cedan Wey
F. O. B. Fecory
Flint
Michigan
Atk
James A. Bates, Harvey
L. J. van Drunen
BUICK
Egion
Mickie
Fricike
Francis X. Busch
Michael L. Igoe
Sanitary District OF
P. J. Carr Michael Rosenberg
Thomas M. Sullivan
Independent
Republican County Committee
Morrison Hotel
John S Miller, Jr
Harriet Vittum
George I Haight
Myron E. Adams
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