Mother’s Day program planned at church service
Rev W F Clark invites all to attend next Sunday events at the church. Highlights include Sunday school roll call by Primary department, musical duets by Robert Diller and Miss Eleanor Diehl, solos by Mrs Mary Cully, and a sermon titled A Mother's Wages. An evening program features multiple hymns and readings honoring mothers.
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W. F. Clark
Robert Diller
Mies Eleanor Diehl
Mary Cully
O’ Meek
Florence Steffen
Eva Green
Calkins
Goon Clark
Methodist Church Mother’s Day Services Highlight
Sunday at 11 00 a m and 8 00 p m worship with Epworth League at 7 15 p m and Sunday school at 10 00 a m. Mothers urged to attend as program includes solos readings and a tribute to mothers featuring the Green Cavett and Filley groups and Rex Green.
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Epworth League
Epworth
Tee Green Sisters
Aienat
Bernice Diller
Rex Green
L. M. Cavett
Mr. Dorsey
R. A. Green
Mr. Filley
School Calender and Activities Highlight Month
May events include Junior Senior Banquet May 15 and Commencement May 21. Teachers and students note classroom visits, county fair prep, May Day activities, and a high school debate favoring finishing high school before work.
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Violet Fry
Robert
Raleigh Bristol
Beatrice
Bernice Fanning
Gilbert Plager
Schools to Close Soon And Help Youth Reach Equality
The article urges widespread end of term activities and highlights the need for equal educational opportunities. It calls readers to take an active role in mentoring local students to support spiritual and social development amid challenging times.
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United States
Eggs in Diet Highlight Valuable Nutrients
The article notes eggs provide protein fat minerals and vitamins in a readily digestible form. It lists preparation methods such as hard boiling creaming baking frying scrambling and omelets while cautioning about overcooking egg white solidification.
Conditioning the Farm Horse For Spring Work
Thousands of idle farm horses need gradual conditioning before work. Start with light work, vary horses half days, ensure a proper harness fit, and clip winter hair to improve efficiency. Proper care now saves cost by boosting future farm productivity and animal welfare.
Missing Persons in New York City
New York reports about 20 000 people are lost or missing each year with sixty inquiries daily. The missing persons bureau has forty detectives and most cases are resolved quickly. no case is closed while a chance remains to solve it.
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Gotham
New York
Missing Persons Bureau of
The
Police Department
Chicago Emerges as World Rose-Growing Center
The article notes Chicago as the world’s largest rose growing area and a leading flower distribution hub, surpassing Philadelphia and New York in size and market reach, with hundreds of millions of stems cultivated and a high retail value shaping the theater district’s supply.
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Chicago
Philad
New York
City official resigns as pay lags behind ward wages
In Rochester the thie ward pay is $8.28 a month, and Clarenes Pieter has resigned from the city council after winning election. The report notes difficulty in finding a successor due to the low pay and the ward’s wage level.
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Pamea Remete
Rochester
Clarenes -Pieter
Counie
Mrs Giraffe and Billie Brownie Meet at Giraffe Estates
Mrs Giraffe greets Billie Brownie who sits on a post at Giraffe Estates. They discuss the baby and Brownieland tales, with playful chatter about misunderstandings and weight from 200. The exchange reveals light, fanciful dialogue between the characters.
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Billie Brownie
Mrs. Giraffe
Giraffe Estates
Brownieland
Fairyland
Giraffe Grows Tall and Chubby in Zoo News
Mrs. Giraffe shares playful talk about a baby giraffe and friends at the zoo. Billie Brownie comments on the animal’s height and weight while noting other zoo residents. The giraffe family news ends with plans to spread the good word and visit more animals.
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St. Do
Billie Brownie
Mrs. Swake
Mrs. Giraffe
Europe
Brownieland
Mre
Giraffe
Soviets Permit Peasant Hiring of Farm Labor
The Soviet government eased controls on peasant farming by allowing them to hire salaried laborers. Peasants may work beyond eight hours, set 12 month contracts, and pay workers in cash or goods, while land limits remain to personal work capacity.
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Moscow
Indians Number 346 962 Increase 2 000 a Year
Washington notes a steady rise in the U S Indian population. The 1924 official count fixes aborigines at 346 962, about half full blooded. Estimates show growth around 2 000 annually, with Oklahoma leading states at about 120 000 and Arizona roughly 48 000.
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Washington
United States of America
America
Oklahoma
Arizona
Booth Dakota
New Mexico
Canifornita
Miz
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