Modern Woodmen of America to screen views at Odd Fellows Hall
Local unit plans an illustrated program at Odd Fellows Hall near Colorado Springs on Wednesday evening January 16. Admission is free and open to Woodmen members and friends. Florence Reed star of Today will be featured with Frank Mills, prompting praise from the New York Tribune as America's foremost emotional actress.
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Wells River Study Club Meets at Mrs Baldwin Home
The Wells River Study Club gathered Monday evening at Mrs Baldwin s home. Miss Hinian Miss Palmer and Mrs Glynn ers read three papers. Samuel Hutchins spoke briefly on Red Cross work. A pianist performed a lively solo by Ellows B C Hall a Red Cross Home Service Worker from Randolph was in town due to W H Buck s illness. Frank Dunlap of Springfield Mass was in town for the Congregational convention with Dorald Fraser in Burling ton. Arthur Whitney injured his hand at the Adams Paper Mill. Mrs Dorald Fraser hosted the Thimble Club Wednesday. Mrs Edgar Stanley teaches the Sunday school classes this week during Miss Winn s absence. Miss Syke hosted the Woman s Missionary Society Tuesday afternoon. At meeting s end tea was served. Home prayer meetings resume in winter with the service at the Dean Godhey home Thursday evening. Communion will be administered next Sunday morning.
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Fortune Vanished in Night in Mexico Snake King Story
W A King known as the Snake King from Brownsville Texas recounts a dramatic fall from wealth to poverty during the Villa Carranza conflict in Mexico. He claims to have possessed 300,000 Villa pesos before a sudden political shift left him penniless with no coffee money.
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The Extreme Penalty. George the colored porter
George the colored porter speaks of a negro gambling club and its members. He says the place is decent and that no one is rough, and that if someone attacked him he would turn the offender over to the law. He asserts the club would expel a violent member.
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World’s great need of tin in wartime market
War conditions have disrupted global tin supply, leaving the United States heavily dependent on foreign sources for this vital metal. Exemption from price fixing, soaring New York prices, and limited domestic production underscore tin’s strategic role in war production and the lengthy path to restoring normal markets.
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Card of Thanks for Kindness During Illness
Mrs. John F. Adams expresses gratitude for acts of kindness during illness at Brightlock Hospital. She thanks friends, the Grace Mason Club of Assumpsie, and the Universalist churches of St. Johnsbury and Lyntonville for flowers, post cards, and Sunshine baskets.
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War Garden Guyed Quote Reflects Hoover Food Plan
A salty digger muses on the value of self supplied vegetables and a strict Hoover era food program. He jokes about enforcing measures and jokes of worms unearthed during digging before shifting to a peaceful river scene and fishing. The piece ends with a wry note on vegetables or dish, it’s all the same to Mr. Hoover.
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