Women Aim At Targets At Vandalia Grand American Handicap
In Vandalia, Aug 23, amid intermittent rain and brilliant electrical displays, shooters prepared for the Grand American handicap. John B Fontaine of Philadelphia won yesterday with 99 of 100, with L A Ludwig of St Benedict Ia second at 98. Among today's contestants were many women led by Mrs Norman Tillig of Houston who scored 96. Eunice Haggard of Winnchester Ky was second with 84. The event’s handicap distances ranged from 16 to 25 yards.
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Amateur Trapshoot Association
John B. Fontaine
Philadelphia
L. A. Ludwig
St. Benedict
Norman ‘Tillvg
Houston
Texas
Miss Eunice Haggard
Winnchester
Immortality Theme to Open Mackey Sermon Series
Rev William Kemper Mackey of Columbia Methodist unveils Sunday services on August 25 with a 9 45 a m worship and a sermon series titled The Immortality Of The Soul The morning subject asks Immortality Shall We Know Each Other In Heaven The program includes special choir music and offertory solos, with Sunday School at 11 a m and classes for all ages Other church meetings follow later in the week as Centennial Committee on Aug 27 and Board of Stewards with the minister on Aug 26 and 28 respectively
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William Kemper Mackey
Columbia Methodist Church
W. K. Mackey
Marion Jasper
Mackey
Jay E. Jasper
Board of Stewards
Constantine's poll tax shift blamed for fall of Rome
Historians argue that replacing tithes and excises with a universal poll tax crippled the Roman state. Provinces suffered under publicans and grew inclined to seek alliance with barbarians, accelerating decline.
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Constantine
Women of the Tauregs Esteemed For Freedom Versus European Women
Travelers note the Taureg women are held in high esteem within their Sahara community, seen as more free and liberated than many women in Europe, sparking discussions on gender roles and faith.
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Europe
Graf Zeppelin Sets Pace in World Circumnavigation Feat
Graf Zeppelin races to a possible globe girdling record amid August skies. The voyage traces over Europe, the Atlantic, Pacific, and Asia as the airship nears new territories, with historical notes on Magellan, Verne, Nellie Bly, and later record holders advancing the era of aerial exploration. More than $41,000,000 will be spent in New York on Federal building projects.
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Ferdinand Magellan
Earth
Magellan
Seville
Spain
Jules Verne
France
Verne
Phileas Fogg
Jules
Nellie Bly
Nellie
Henry Frederick
Andre Jaeger-Schmidt
John Mears
Greater New York
Chevrolet Six Expands Color Range at No Extra Cost
In line with progressive policies, Chevrolet introduces the new Chevrolet Six with a wide variety of colors at no surcharge. The launch emphasizes affordable customization as the model reaches record-breaking heights of success.
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Chevrolet
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