Diller Church Items Show Sunday Services and Programs
Rev. L. S. Jeffery leads Sunday School and preaching with an evening service. Attendance rose with better weather. Junior Missionary Society held a food sale at Waggoner Brothers' Saturday. Sunday June 26 features Peter's Life work theme, morning worship Which? and evening lesson Col Lindberg's Flight. A large Children’s Day program includes violin and vocal solos, trombone, dramatizations, piano, pantomime, and a call for all participants to attend Saturday at 3 p m.
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Junior Missionary Society
Waggoner Brothers
Peter
Col. Lindberg
Jesus Our
Lord
Tristman
Eloise Diller
Bible Treasures
Lynn Cully
Children of the States
Jolly Girls
Sunday services and parish picnic at Federated Church
The Federated Community Church announces Sunday School at 10 a m and Endeavor at 7 p m with Life and Letters of Peter study revived. Children’s Day exercises are set for 8 p m, Otto Bergfelder pastor. an annual picnic follows in Henrichs grove west of the church, postponed by rain.
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Lazarus
Abrahams Bosom
Death
Hell
Henrich’s Grove
Jesus Rises and Teaches in His Name
A children's tale recounts Jesus crucifixion and burial, the earthquake and angel at the tomb, Mary Magdalene and the other Mary finding the risen Jesus, and Jesus guiding his disciples to preach in his name before ascending to heaven.
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Jesus
Mary
Mary Magdalene
Galilee
God
Heaven
Heavenly Father
Earth
Candy industry study funded by Congress
The country spends about a billion dollars on candy annually with Congress allotting ten thousand dollars to study the industry. The writer notes per person spending roughly ten dollars yearly and jokes about candy replacing smoking. America is described as the world’s top candy consumer.
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Congress
America
Paper money and print history facts from early sources
The text notes China produced paper money 500 years ago and claims 660 million Bibles printed since the printing press. It misreports a Wisconsin school program supplying chocolate tablets for goiter prevention and mentions a questionable link between slow breathing, lower body temperature, and intelligence.
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China
National credit association cites two billion lost annually
The National credit association says two billion dollars disappear each year in the United States due to commercial crime including fraud, inside robberies, insurance arson, and related schemes.
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National Credit Association
Rockefeller Foundation Buys Precision Micro Scope
The Rockefeller Foundation acquired from an English scientist a world leading optical instrument, an atray microscope capable of imaging objects 1-200000th of an inch in diameter, marking a notable scientific advancement.
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Rockefeller Foundation
Clarence Darrow Retires From Active Practice at 70
Clarence Darrow marks his 70th birthday by withdrawing from active law practice. He notes his aim has been to save lives, not win acquittals, and cites cases like the Loeb-Leopold incident as a spur to retirement, a move that has made him perhaps the most unpopular lawyer in America.
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Clarence Darrow
Darrow
America
Weepah Town Gold Craze Draws Multitude to Desert Mines
The Weepah settlement, built near a desert gold mine, reports five thousand le after its first month as a varied crowd gathers at the gold shrine. The seal and the bad, the fat and hungry, old and young, seek fortune in hills and valleys chasing the elusive gold.
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Weepah
Arch dam stands against all tests in Sierra canyon
New York report says the California arch dam near Fresno has withstood 60 feet of water and $110000 in funding from 50 firms. Engineers plan to raise the height to 100 feet with another $30000, continuing months of tests aimed at safer and cheaper dam designs for power and irrigation.
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New York
Sierra
Fresno
Calif
Engineering Foundation
Foundation
Alfred D. Flinn
West Thirty-ninth Street
Southern California Edison Company
Kite and Balloon Cameras Take Movies in Camp Stanley
San Antonio reports new kite and balloon camera techniques for battlefield filming. A seven pound camera rises to 1000 feet on a kite line and auto reloads after reach. A 20 foot gas bag balloon will lift a 60 pound camera to 100 feet for shooting action and then descend.
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San Antonio
Texas
Camp Stanley
Here
Marriage of Ex Empress Maria Louisa With Count Nipperg
Ex Empress Maria Louisa daughter of the Austrian emperor, widow of Napoleon, remarries after his death to Count Nipperg, an Austrian general. The union follows her 1810 alliance with Napoleon and subsequent divorce from Josephine.
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Maria Louisa
Napoleon
Josephine
Count Nipperg
Simply Too Noisy Betty Marie Warns About Baby Dick
Betty Marie complains about her new baby brother Dick's fretful crying on Saturday night. She tells her grandmother she cannot stand the noise any longer, expressing a child’s exasperation with family duties.
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Betty Marie
Baby Dick
Betty
Manila Harbor Fortified Before American Occupation
Before American occupation ships anchored far offshore as Manila built a protected harbor by constructing a long breakwater and dredging to create an enclosed harbor.
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Manila
Uncle Eben Warns Trouble Often Returns on You
A Washington Star quotation shows Uncle Eben cautioning that mischief toward others can backfire and affect one’s own affairs, urging careful conduct to avoid regret.
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Eben
Washington Star
Petty Larceny Emerges as Common First Offense
A survey of inmates in many penitentiaries by an official of a Japanese court found petty larceny to be the leading first offense among the prisoners examined.
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Javeniie
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