Prophecy Sermon Links World Politics to Ancient Empires
Dr. Neighbour at the First Baptist Church discussed world politics in light of Nebuchadnezzar’s dream. He linked revived Mesopotamia and Persia to modern trends, warned of fascism and communism, and predicted Christ’s sudden kingdom to replace earthly powers.
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First Baptist Church
Neighbour
Nebnehadnezzar
Nebuchadnezzar
Tle
Trak
Mesopotamia
Persia
Mediterranean Sea
Mount Ararat
Tie
Babylon
Rome
Mussolini
Julius Caesar
Dr. Neighbour
Mer
God
Christ
Symptoms of Scarlet Fever Warn Elyria Parents
Elyria health workers report scarlet fever remains a local problem though subsiding from a peak two or three months ago. Dr. H. Southard outlines four parental precautions and lists warning symptoms including fever sore throat rash and possible stomach illness that can mimic milder ailments.
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Elyria
H. Southard
Southard
Refugee Translator Villasana Maps Texas History
Juan Gard Villasana, refugee from the Mexican revolution, earns a living translating Spanish documents. He has translated over 500000 pages for the University of Texas on early Texas military and political affairs, after his father’s mine and properties were destroyed in 1911 with many relatives killed. He survived narrowly and built himself through education and translation work.
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Austin
Tex
Mm — Juangard Villasana
Villasana
University of Texas
Texas
Mexico
Oldest Spokane Voter Turns 101 This Year
In Spokane Washington Ernest Miller, born in 1851, will be the oldest voter when polls open. He recalls casting his first vote for Henry Clay in 1852, marking a century of civic participation.
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Spokane
Wash
Ernest Miller
Henry Clay
His 74th Court Appearance in Cambridge
Um Antonio Ferriara, 48, appeared for the fourth time in Cambridge court and was sentenced to two and a half to three years in jail.
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Cambridge, Mass
Antonio Ferriara
Roosevelt children among spectators at Hunter trials show
Mrs Anna Roosevelt Dall and her brother John Roosevelt watched the Hunter trials at Bradley Farms Maryland with a bottle of beer, among spectators including President Roosevelt's children.
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Bradley Farms
Anna Roosevelt Dall
John Roosevelt
President Roosevelt
Estate settlement Wade after two years Glasgow Mont
The estate of railway engineer John Dalbotten, who lived under the alias John William, was settled after a two year search for heirs in the United States and Norway. Dalbotten, who died in 1911, left more than 17,000 to Martha Dalbotten. A Dalbotten family in Norway and a Georgia-based daughter Ingborg Dalbotten helped locate Martha in Bismarck North Dakota, enabling final distribution.
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Glasgow
Mont
United States
Norway
John Dalbotten
Williston
N. D
John William
Yaan
Martha Dalbotten
Ingborg Dalbotten
Georgia
Bismarck
Story of Colonial Architecture Emerges in New England and Virginia
The account traces early American architecture as it developed in two regions, New England and Virginia, highlighting parallel origins and distinct regional influences.
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America
New England
Virginia
Lorain Musicians Prepare for County and State Contests
Lorain County high school musicians gear up for the County Music Contest on April 22 at Clearview High School auditorium, with 900+ students from 45 organizations competing in bands orchestras junior orchestras and glee clubs. Judges assess balance intonation interpretation tone quality and appearance for bands and choirs though glee clubs are judged by performance only. The County contest leads to the state contest for Class C and CC schools on April 29 at the same venue.
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Lorain
Clearview High School
Gerald M. Frank
Prospect of work under Einstein thrills youth
John J. Vanderslice, 25, a Philadelphia native and Princeton University graduate student, says he is thrilled at the prospect of working under Albert Einstein at Princeton next fall. He hopes to continue mathematical research for Oswald Veblen who is pursuing a unified theory of relativity.
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Philadelphia
Princeton University
Albert Einstein
Oswald Veblen
Vanderslice
University of Pennsylvania
Princeton
Prof. Veblen
Lord Sues City For 1.55 In Removal Work Claim
URI Trenry A. Lord sues Battleboro for 1.55 claiming owed for a February 26 removal task. He reports paying 1.21 filing fee to enter the district court action.
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Attleboro
Mass
Uri Trenry A. Lord
Chiang Reaches Understanding With Japan
Exchange Telegraph dispatches from Canton report Chiang Kai-Shek has reached an understanding with Japan whereby China will recognize Manchukuo’s independence and Japan will abolish unequal treaties and discard its Monroe Doctrine of Asia.
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London
Chiang Kai-Shek
Izeg
Japan
China
Manchukuo
Asia
Canton
State Club Leader to Speak Here on Wednesday Evening
Lorain County Senior Four-H Club members will hear O. C. Crow, state club leader, describe similar organizations in other counties at their monthly meeting at the Y M C A Wednesday night. The Lorain County club, a new group for youths 16 and older, welcomes enrollments. Music by the Eaton Four-H Club and a recreational program led by Luckile Penfound will also be presented.
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Lorain County
O. C. Crow
Lorain
Cadets Use Scrip System At Hill Military Academy
Cadets at Hill Military Academy in Portland were placed on a 5 10 15 and 25 cent scrip system after a bank holiday caused spending shortages. The school held a mass meeting to decide on the new currency usable at the cafeteria and with cooperating community theatres stores and shops.
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Portland
Ore
Hill Military Academy
Bazass
Electrification Drive Planned for Brazil Central Railway
Brazil to start electrification of the Central of Brazil Railway within a few weeks. Project aims to modernize freight and passenger service, improving efficiency and reducing emissions across key routes.
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Central of Brazil
Brazil
Employee borrows car in haste in Portland tale
In Portland a worker named A Ruby borrowed his employer's car for a quick trip. He returns driving a different car that resembled the original, causing confusion and a police call as the employer seeks his vehicle. The incident mixes haste, borrowing, and a case of mistaken identity.
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Portland
Ore
A. Ruby
Ruby
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