Notre Dame Bells to Be Replaced by Electric Ringing
Historic Notre Dame in Paris faces a shift from hand bells to electric calls, while Mme. Herbert, longtime bell ringer, stands as the last of the bell flowers. The article also touches on old legal customs like days of grace and eschews modern courts.
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Blackstone
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United States
Great Men and Women of the New Testament Lesson Review
The Sunday School lesson outlines heroes in the New Testament with notes on John the Baptist Peter Mary Magdalene Paul and others. It presents life lessons on faith devotion and witness, urging readers to seek inner peace through grace and steadfast faith in Christ.
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Louis Mindstey
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Captain Rescue Hawa Earns Nickname on US Tour
The captain known for rushing to aid people in distress is celebrated as "rescue" during a trip to the United States from Europe. The photo of President Fillmore and the 8. 4. caption underscores his ongoing role answering emergency calls.
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Fillmore
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United States
Europe
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Rexeue
Odd World Sayings and Notions From Far Afield
A collection of quirky maxims and notes on global topics appears, touching on Holland dairy exports, London building heights, and sailors’ crafts. It also mentions a 40 pound coconut needing years to ripen, and a jab at self-promotion. The item includes observations on knowledge, speech, and apologies, plus a claim about Kansas City’s speedway being the fastest.
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London
Kansas City Speedway
May Wed An American New Portrait Of Prince George
Rumors report in London that Prince George Edward Alexander Edmunds, son of the English king and queen, may wed Grace Vanderbilt of New York. Prince George is said to be twenty one years old. The report ties Vanderbilt to the royal match with inquires from London society.
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England
London
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Cornelius Vanderbilt
New York
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JAPAN QUAKE VICTIM KIRJUSWOFF REMEMBERED
The report notes Max D. Kirjuswoff, the American consul at Yokohama, killed in the major Japanese disaster. A fragmentary transcript mentions guilt and a neighborly warning, with references to a burglary and a cryptic exchange about setting up wrongdoing. Also cited is Gustav te Hon discussing diamond phosphorescence differences between Brazilian and Cape diamonds as a potential test for fakes.
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Yokohama
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Gustav Te Hon
Cape
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