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Newspaper
The Gallup Herald
Location
Gallup, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Aug 21, 1920
Page
6
The speech argues for agricultural policy, food supply, and federal aid. It stresses cooperative farming, storage regulation, and irrigation, criticizing monopolies and urging transportation reform, rail regulation, and budget planning for national prosperity.
The piece honors the unseen labor of women and men who toiled at home while men at the front fought. It condemns neglect of domestic workers whose industry and skill fed the nation during enormous wartime labors. Cont on page 7.
The Sunday School of the First Baptist Church meets Sundays at 9 45 A M in the Episcopal building. Separate classes for men and women invite new members to join weekly. Pastor William Park and Superintendent F A Ferrante urge participation to study Gods word and create a home like church.
Rev. Henry M. Barton will preach on The Reason ableness of Jesus at eleven Sunday morning. The sermon urges living by high reason and invites all to hear how a life follows reasonable dictates.
Fragmentary text discusses a spirit of worship pervading services and the aim to improve through mental exercise and turning toward the divine. The garbled phrases suggest guidance on spiritual focus and personal progress in devotion.
Services at 11:00 A M and 8:00 P M Sunday School at 10:00 A M Rev William Ewing will preach giving a short address for the children on Payl Rever e at the beginning of the morning service Sermon subjects morning How to Win a Successful Life Evening The Happiest Man in the World cordial invitation is extended
The American Protective Tariff League issued a campaign button reading Hard ing and Coolidge Smilé 1920 with Protection Prosperity on the back. The button features red Smile text and is shipped by mail for six cents to any address, via W F Wakeman Secretary 339 Broadway New York.
Paris reports William Adamson labor member of parliament and Harry Gosling English transport leader, both British council of action figures in the triple alliance, have been asked to leave France or face expulsion after meeting with French socialists. The remarks end with satirical quips about self-praise and pay.
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