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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Dec 24, 1919
Page
3
A fragmented report describes a church influencing Eskimo life toward modern home practices. It notes Oliver Ongooinok’s parlor scene and a photograph titled The Stites by BA Moln teak, with references to missionary activity and federal involvement at Chalakleet.
Chicago Bishop Charles Anderson chairs the Episcopal Church’s nation wide campaign. Born in Canada, he studied at St John’s College Toronto and served as rector in Oak Park before leading the Chicago diocese and Midwest church efforts. He previously headed a commission touring Europe for church unity.
War bond chief urged church leaders to back a nationwide campaign. Franklin, noted as vice president of a guaranty trust, would support war bond efforts while urging broader participation from men in the workforce and business circles.
The Episcopal church launches a nationwide campaign to modernize Sunday schools with the Monteasort method. Teachers will be trained at a New York normal school to connect Bible lessons to church surroundings such as stained glass, vestments, and altar hangings. The plan aims to attract thousands of children, improve Bible knowledge, and deepen church ideals.
A misread, broken OCR passage describes a school teacher near Biehanod Virginia addressing a student in a geography lesson. The child argues that Massachusetts is farther from the Crestor than Virginia, revealing a humorous miscomprehension of distances and continents. Names and places are garbled in the text.
Washington recalls former service men and soldiers groups questioning Senator Read Smoots proposal to break up the war risk insurance bureau. They argue it is a partisan attack that would cause duplication, waste, and confusion by dividing duties among Interior Treasury and Post Office.
An item notes that World Wide Magazine claims poisonous snakes show diamond shaped heads four times larger at the jaw than the neck and blunt tails. It warns that all snakes are poisonous during a seven day shedding period and that they go blind two days before shedding.
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