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Newspaper
Seymour Daily Tribune
Location
Seymour, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1925
Page
2
Daily Bible thought prepared by The Radio Bible Service Bureau notes that the kingdom of God does not come with observation and cannot be found in places but is within individuals. Luke 17 20 24.
Seymour celebrates the corner stone laying for the First Methodist congregation building set to cost about 50000 dollars. The new temple will house Sunday School and other departments with improved facilities to serve a growing membership and the wider community.
Irvin Cox of Indianapolis is spending the weekend here with relatives and friends. Mrs. Cox has been the past three weeks as a guest of Mrs. Dora Jenks and B. W. Donaldson and will accompany him back to Indianapolis on Sunday.
Pick a Winner picks out a battery with a global reputation for long dependable service. Exide owners say batteries last long and provide ample service through their life. Initial cost is low and final cost stays low due to few repairs and many months of usefulness.
Knoxville dispatch outlines Andrew J. Graves’s justification for voting to prohibit teaching evolution in Tennessee public schools. He argues Bible primacy, government foundation in scripture, and the legislature’s power to shape state institutions, warning against secular myths and hypotheticals weakening youth faith.
Babson of Park, Massachusetts, declares the kitchen will disappear from the average home as labor saving devices and mass produced foods replace traditional cooking. He says women will be freed from drudgery, homes become more attractive, and investors should fund manufacturers shaping this shift, listing stocks like United Fruit and National Biscuit among potential beneficiaries.
A 1920s discussion urges manufacturers of food and labor saving devices to educate the public on healthier consumption and social benefits. It notes moral responsibility to avoid adulterants and praises a possible joint campaign with France while highlighting vast domestic and foreign markets to boost employment and investment.
Advertisers claim White Rock Flour is used and approved by women nationwide for its uniform texture. Consumers urged to ask their grocers for the brand.
Results from AMERICAN ASSOCIATION and AMERICAN LEAGUE list multiple games including Kansas City over Indianapolis 4 1 and New York over Chicago 4 3 rest in other leagues show scores such as St Louis 3 Boston 0 and Brooklyn 6 Philadelphia 5. Several matches noted weather related delays and incomplete games.
American Association schedule lists games including Kansas City at Indianapolis and St. Paul at Columbus. Additional pairings feature Minneapolis at Toledo Milwaukee at Louisville Chicago at New York and St. Louis at Philadelphia. Boston at St. Louis Philadelphia at Chicago New York at Cincinnati and Brooklyn at Pittsburgh appear in the sequence.
Gaiser Park will open its refreshment stand Sunday afternoon and evening with service slated at the park recreation area.
In a rough offensive day Goslin homered three times, with a twelfth inning blast sealing a 7 to 5 Senators win over the Indians. Cardinals rode a seven game surge after a 3 to 0 win over the Braves.
Golfers in Los Angeles face a notable feat at the Annandale Country Club where Frank Kumback Smith, hailed from Annan, achieved a remarkable display on the links. The event drew attention for its adherence to classic rules and skillful execution.
Dale Club reports a bold stymie by Smith on the eighteenth at Annandale Golf Club. Fred Hicks of Pittsburgh offered $100 to $1 that such a stymie was impossible, yet Smith holed five of 25 attempts, two right and three left, in a notable display challenging the rule.
We are headquarters for the finest line of scratch and mash feeds in Jackson county. Woodstock Mills, Phone 353, 123¢.
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