Noted Missionary Expands Work to Chinese Dictionary
Dr Hallock, an independent missionary born in Holliday's Cove West Virginia fifty eight years ago, educated at Princeton and Richmond College, formerly with the Presbyterian church now unattached since 1904, enlarges his program and works on a Chinese dictionary. He is a brother of Rev G B Hallock of Breck church Rochester NY, and his efforts focus on Chinese children and Eurasians, offspring of western fathers and eastern mothers.
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Hallock
Presbyterian Church
Holliday’s Cove
West Virginia
Princeton
Richmond
Ohio
Steubenville
Ohito
G. B. ¥. Hallock
Breck. Church of
Rochester
N. Y
Missionary in China Builds Broad Local Ties
A missionary in China fostered deep community ties through Sunday school, Bible study, and varied groups including sports and business circles. Average local membership reaches around six hundred with holiday gift distributions swelling numbers. The traveler’s early years built language and cultural fluency, aiding later teaching and writing in Chinese.
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China
How Much Water Should Baby Get A Famous Authority
Ruth Britta summarizes infant hydration rules, noting three ounces per pound daily for six months, then two ounces per pound later. Weigh breastfed babies to estimate intake. bottlefed just add water to reach needs. Advises Fletcher's Castoria for persistent feverish, crying spells and other infant ailments. Claims Castoria is purely vegetable with a gold standard signature and a 35-dose forty-cent bottle.
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Fletcher
Chas. H. Fletcher
Hallock Creates Almanac in Chinese With Bible Quotes
Chinese almanac author Hallock adapted gambling content into a Chinese edition with Biblical quotations. The work reaches a circulation of 1,612,000. He also produced a 12 year concordance of the Bible in Chinese and many sermon volumes. Assisted by sixteen to twenty teachers, he still bears most of the heavy workload alone.
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Hallock
Radio Program Cleveland Stations Schedule Summary
A detailed broadcast schedule for Cleveland radio stations WTAM WEAR and affiliates on Thursday June 14. The day features orchestras Sammy Watkins and Blassoum Heath, various concerts, a Flag Day program by the American Legion, a Republican convention update, theater and music slots, and programs from WJAY WEAF and WGY with multiple time slots listed, plus station lineups and hosted programs across bands 265 to 610 kilohertz.
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Wtam and Wear
Wilocy Eles
Sammy Watkins
Blassoum Heath
Ball
However Sentinels
Dana Musical Institute
George 3. Luntz
Ernest MM. Ywahler
American Legion
Emerson
Gill
Joe Cantor
Balter School of Popular Music
Louis Rich
Hotel Winton
F Dwnight Corner
The
Engineers National Bank
Salco
Ed Cody
Henry Wisler
Irving Gressle
Ed Day
Belford Glens
Ace Brigade
Danceland
Lee Rothana
Allerton Root
Maurice Spitalny
Hotel Statler
Uncle Jays
WC Nestle
Schofield Building
Lee Noth
Fenway Hall
Austin Wylie
Ellsworth Begholz
NBC
Red
WEAF
Coward Corfort
WaOy
Tonover Sentinel
WGY
WYTAM
WWJ
Orccnestra
Hualsey Stuart
Howard
WIAM
Statler
Pennslvanians
Johnny Johnson
Radio Schedule Fragments and an Invention Claim
A period of radio program listings shows broadcasts from WGY WWJ KDKA and other stations with times ending around 10 PM. Included is an inventor in Germany claiming an electric dry cell battery clock that will run for several years without winding.
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Germany
Relief From Constipation Rexall Orderlie Ad
A Battle Creek physician notes constipation causes misery but Rexall Orderlie tablets offer relief by drawing water into the colon for a gentle natural movement. Chew one at night and feel better next day. Get 24 for 25cc at Rexall Drug Store.
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Battle Creek
Rexall Orderlies
Rexall Drug Store
Girl In Coma 150 Days Is Improving
PAINESVILLE June 14 Hielen Buschman twenty year old Lake Erie college girl in a coma for 150 days since struck by an auto bus is showing steady improvement. Dr W N Marsh her physician said today she cannot swallow food without apparatus for artificial feeding. She frequently opens her eyes and nods her head in answer to questions. Power of speech has not yet returned.
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Painesville
Hielen Buschman
Lake Erie College
W. N. Marsh
Gems From Greece Etruria And Rome Shown In Boston
A collection of rare Greek, Etruscan and Roman gems has been presented to the Boston Museum of Fine Arts, highlighting ancient artistry and craftsmanship. The display signals a notable addition to the museum’s antiquities holdings and offers scholars and visitors new insights into gem carving and iconography from classical civilizations.
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Boston Museum of Arts
Trisodium phosphate hailed as valuable household chemical
Trisodium phosphate is regarded as one of the most valuable household chemicals ever discovered and is noted for its low cost.
Prism on wind shield aids drivers in seeing signals
A special prism fitted to the wind shield helps drivers of closed cars view traffic signals more clearly improving day to day safety.
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Dodge Brothers
Chrysler
Ruth Britta
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Uniontown Hill
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Cleveland
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Tara
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East Bridge St
Mose Wilder
Masonic Temple
Phortes
Gulde Chevrolet Company
UALIT
Arnold Johnson
Park
WIZ
Lonxine
Tarry Howlby
United States Navy
Wir
KDKA
Jack Albin
Hotel Bossert Orchestra
KDA
Maxwell House Houur
Columbia System
Newark
Edward Hope
Vincent Lopez
Elle
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Elyria
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