Sunday School Lesson Leads Big Attendance Push
The Sunday school, led by L. M. Cavett, Supt., is in prosperous condition with strong attendance. January aims to average 100 or more. Rev. C. F. Innis will preach both services next Sunday. Epworth League studies The Plan of the Ages with focus on The Marriage Supper. Rev. J. R. Gettys to attend Feb 5 for quarterly conference. Officers should prepare reports. public invited.
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L. M. Cavett
C. F. Innis
Epworth League
Edw. L. Jaembey
F. J. Freytag
Federated Community Church Sunday Schedule and Call Update
The Federated Community Church outlines Sunday School at 10 a m and morning worship at 11. An evening service at 7 30 p m followed by a congregational meeting votes to extend a call to Rev Clark of Beatrice to become pastor, with arrival expected near March last. Mrs Line's class and Mr Nyrop of Doane College led services and preaching.
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Line
Alice
Y. M
Nyrop
Doane College
Clark
Beatrice
Mies Flossie Raymond
C. E
Mies Shirea
Physical Exercise Se Amor Necessities
An article emphasizes exercise as essential as food and air, arguing regular movement helps both body and mind. It cautions brain workers against overexertion and urges daily activity like brisk walking to boost circulation, oxygenation, and toxin removal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sie Lane
Hawaiian Schoolyards Shine In Public Education Effort
Vaughan Mac Caughey, territorial superintendent, lauds Hawaii's schoolyards as beautiful and significant. The public system serves 42,000 children from numerous races with 1,300 teachers across 167 schools, recently expanding to supervise 175 schools and 20,000 acres. Additional specialized schools and 60 private institutions operate in Honolulu.
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Hawaii
Vaughan MacCaughey
Territorial
Goan
Meres
Honolulu
New York Evening Post
A Modified Attitude About Marrying a Man Who Drinks
A woman recalls a change in stance toward marriage after a partner who drinks was discussed. The remark shifts from certainty to reconsideration as attitudes toward drinking and commitment evolve in a domestic context.
Back to the Land Movement Faces Mixed Prospects
The article argues a return-to-farm trend is wavering as demobilization and wartime shifts fade. It notes farmland tax sales and foreclosures push some farmers to wage work, while others migrate to cities for better pay, creating an unsettled rural revival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andoaina
Leslie
Sonta
Riley
Lure for Youth for Continuing Schools Denied
Chicago discussion by the American Society of Mechanical Engineers warns that 38 million people lack real education and that apprenticeship and mid course schooling are needed. It cites low high school completion, scant civics teaching, and calls for compulsory continuation schools with employer support to bridge to technical training.
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Chicago
American Society of Mechanical Engineers
United States
H. BE. Miles
National Association of Manufacturers
Miles
Germany
Ietean
America
Parrot Speaks Amid Confusion In Odd Exchange
An unidentified speaker recalls a moment when a parrot named Wren died and the bird reportedly blurted out a puzzled remark asking what the Geuce are you, reflecting a humorous mistranslation or garbled speech.
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Wren
Colombia described as vast resource rich area in Americas bulletin
A Washington bulletin from the National Geographic Society portrays Colombia as a vast undeveloped region with immense natural resources. It details Bogota’s high Andean setting, limited rail access, and the Llanos plains capable of supporting over ten million cattle, plus diverse climates and crops across the country.
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Washington, D. C—Columbia
United States
Simon Bollivar
South America
New York City
Washington, D. C
National Geographic Society
Colombia
Panama
The
Bulletin
Texas
Bogota
Caribbean Sea
Andes
Magdalena River
Amazon
Orinoco
Rhodesia
South Africa
Llanos
Caribbean
How Sotens Were Named and Solon the Noted Lawgiver
Solon of Athens born 640 B C laid wise laws that helped the state prosper. Lawmakers called solons in admiration or sarcasm reflect his enduring influence.
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Solon
Athens
Greece
Solons
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