Peace on Earth in Bible Lands in Troubled Year
The Christmas season finds the Bible lands unsettled by fighting with Jerusalem as a distant beacon. Missionaries and American Near East Relief provide hospitality for pilgrims refugees and tourists as weary travelers seek shelter in hotels hospitals and convents before reaching Bethlehem to visit the traditional birthplace.
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American Near Edet Relief Organization
Bethlehem
Christ
Thieves Return Charity Money Donated for Christmas
Highwaymen robbed C. V. Combes of Winnipeg of 277 dollars meant for a poor children Christmas fund. After reading a paper that the money was charity, the culprits returned the funds.
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C. V. Combes
Winnipeg
Canada
Cassville Georgia Once A Center Of Learning And Pride
Long ago in Georgia Cassville stood as a thriving county seat with two noted schools the Cassville Female School and Cherokee Baptist College. It boasted wealth lawyers brick sidewalks and early prohibitions before the Civil War and was razed by Sherman’s forces after alleged political and supposed romantic motives.
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Sherman
Supreme Court
Cherokee Baptisl College
Cass Station
Cass County
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Genneral Cass
Care of the Tobacco Bed Prompts Practical Planting Advice
A.C.L. Industrial Agent urges growers to start early with healthy stocky plants. He stresses bed drainage and daily watering in dry weather, weed control, and prompt removal of weeds. He warns about cut worms and mole crickets, offering a corn meal arsenate mix for pest control and stressing vigilant bed care as key to crop success.
New Barnyard Fowl Produced Turken Fascinates Poultry Shows
Des Moines reports a crossing of turkey and chicken yielding the "turken" with 10 specimens on display. Breeder Roy Beck predicts turken meat at 70 to 80 cents a pound next fall, claiming its flavor favors turkey with finer texture. Santa Cruz notes the idea began five years ago with Z T Spencer, whose turken meat pleases, and fairs have showcased the hybrid nationwide.
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Roy Beck
Santa Cruz
Cal
California
Z. T. Spencer
Rhode Island
Spencer
Farm Bureau
Sacramento
Nun of Far North Travels 500 Miles to See Dentist
Sister Carrier of the Grey Nuna order traveled 500 miles by canoe and train from Notre Dame of the Sacred Heart Beauval mission to Regina to view civilization and see a dentist. This was her first glimpse of civilization in five years as she plans to stay or move only if assigned farther north to work among the Eskimos.
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Regina
Ark
Sister Carrier
Order of the. Grey
Saskatchewan
Notre Dame of the Sacred Heart
Beauval Mission
Lac la Plange
Georgia public service commission briefs on fertilizer rates
The Georgia Public Service Commission released its brief for the Interstate Commerce Commission case on fertilizer rates in the southeastern region. It argues intrastate Georgia rates need review, cites Supreme Court precedent, and contends carriers fail to prove undue discrimination while noting Georgia's dominance in fertilizer production.
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Atlanta
Georgia Public Service Commission
Interstate Commerce Commission
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Georgia
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Georgia Commission On Georgia
South
Berlin Traffic Accidents Rise in 1925 Quarter
Berlin reports a rise in traffic accidents in the second quarter of 1925 totaling 2816, up from 1957 in the first quarter. Casualties included 12 deaths and 280 seriously injured persons.
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Berlin
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