Those Children of Yours And Sunday School Reminder
A church notice urges parents to train children in uprightness and attend church and Sunday school. It reports last Sunday’s offerings totaling 41.46 with classes 3 and 4 contributing and notes upcoming services, a disarmament sermon, and details of officers and standing committees elected at the fourth quarterly meeting.
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A . m. Epworth
W. J. Filley
F. T. Pearce
FE. L. Loock
F. J. Freytag
Claude Ellis
L. M
John Claussen
E. L. Loock
Federated Community Church Invites Congregation to Services
The church, identified as "Cedars," announces a fine start for next Monday and the upcoming summer term. Rev. Heyhoe will lead preaching at 11 a.m. and again later, with a large congregation expected at both services.
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Cedars
Heyhoe
Nebraska Farm Leaders Back of Harvest Appeal
A Nebraska Near East relief effort forms a special Agricultural Committee with Governor McKelvie and Farm Bureau leaders among its members. National figures including J. R. Howard and C. Gustafson endorse grain gifts to feed the Near East famine victims and Nebraskans organize Saunders county for the harvest grain drive, led by R. Conred Johnson and backed by local officials and educators.
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Nebraska Farm
Nebraska Near Enach
Samuel R. McKelvie
Leo Stuhr
Department of Agriculture
C. H. Gustafson
United States Grain Growers, Inc
H. D. Lute
Nebraska Farm Bureau Federation
Elmer B. Youngs
C. J. Osborn
Nebraska Farmers’ Educational and Co-Operative Union
Nebraska
J. R. Howard
American Farm Bureau Federation
James
Drummond
International Farm Congress
Near East
Presdent Howard
Gustefson
H.D. Lute
Nebraskan Farm’ Bureau Federation
Saunders County
R. Conred Johnson
F. E. Alder
Saunders Schools
Jesse M. Galoway
Wahoo
Banat Place
County Grain Campaign Expands Across State
County leaders across Dodge Hitchcock Madison Dundy and Chase districts organize a statewide grain drive. The plan shifts from September to September with aims to raise at least four carloads of corn and wheat. Key figures include Clemens of McCook Gazette and R N Hauser in Dodge.
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Hitchcock County
Clemens
McCook Gazette
J. F. Holmes
Dodge County
R. N. Hauser
Madison County
F. W. Boswell
Renkleman
Dundy County
M.C. Bundy
Trenton
Stratton
Portable two story house on wheels draws Paris attention
The Scientific American reports a small eight by fifteen foot portable home with four rooms and modern conveniences. It features telescoping walls reducing height for transport and includes kitchen heating equipment and staircase. The French government ordered many for disaster areas at 835 dollars each.
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Scientific American States
Man’s Love Lesson Questioned by Boston Transcript
A Boston Transcript note questions a college professor’s view that love after thirty is guided by common sense. It mocks the idea that age changes passion and suggests the speaker remains wary of romantic folly.
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Boston Transcript
Perverse Woman Laughed At Antique Catalogue
A Dallas News note jokes about a woman who mocks old-fashioned furniture from her husband's family and raves over antiques in a catalogue. The brief comment reflects social mores and humorous domestic satire of the period.
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Dallas News
Widowhood Question Shocks Mulvane Readers
Kansas Thought for the Day ponders how a wife would endure life as a widow after growing accustomed to hardship. The remark sparks sobering reflection among locals in Mulvane News.
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Kansas
Ian
Fellows
Mulvane News
Fly deterrent recipe for rural living
A home remedy to drive flies away when store bought fly paper is unavailable. Mix half teaspoon black pepper, one teaspoon brown sugar, and one teaspoon of milk. Sprinkle on a plate to attract and deter flies, providing a simple, practical solution for rural households.
No Trouble It's a Pleasure
A witty line from the Boston Transcript celebrates the power of a look to convey meaning without words, noting a woman can express so much that speaking seems unnecessary.
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Boston Transcript
Not Their Fault Either Loneliness Hits Widowers Club
A San Diego Sun item reports that widowers and widows groups face loneliness, noting secretary of a widows and widowers social club describes members as lonelier than other groups and suggests social support despite efforts.
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San Diego
Cal
Sun
Dressing to Kill Never Killed Anyone Says Medical Examiner
A Portland News snippet notes cosmetics and vanity as harmless while many a girl dressed to kill. The medical examiner remarks cosmetics do not cause death, reflecting era attitudes toward beauty and danger.
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Portland
Ore
Pavored College Men Best Jobs Belong to Graduates
A professor asserts top jobs go to college graduates with a humorous nod to graduates of the electoral college, highlighting the value of higher education.
Oh Those Wavy Eyes Bestoh Transcript Note
A short note highlights a girl described as beautiful with wavy brown hair and eyes.
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Bestoh
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