Editor Receives Copies Of Christian Almanac From Shanghai
The Review notes Rev HG Hadloh Christian Almanacs 127 and 192 and describes Chinese fire god Ho-Ziven-Bu Suh with a fiery wheel gourd swords and banners. It recounts Chinese firefighting rites temples towers clocks and beliefs and contrasts them with gospel faith. The piece reflects on superstition in China and the impact of Christian teachings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HG. Hadloh
Ilu-Roven
Ho-Ziven
Ha-ziven
Bu- Suh
China
Horwen
Hallock
Shanhai
Nhe
Aly
Chineo
Hollock
U. S
Postage Rates Change Across Classes and Weights
A postal bulletin dated July 1 outlines rate changes: postcards and private mailing cards move to one cent stamps, special handling stamps drop to 10 to 20 cents by weight, newspapers remailed use one cent per two ounces, registration up to $1000 supported, and special delivery charges rise. Insufficient postage penalties apply for underpaid letters, with added fees per ounce. Other adjustments noted but not listed.
America Leading in Radio Communication Developments
The Radio Corporation of America announced a new direct radiograhic link between New York and Lisbon for radiograms enabling two way transmission and reception. The network expands RCA’s transatlantic hub, with direct reach to England, France, Germany, Italy, and several other nations, plus connections from San Francisco to Asia and the Pacific.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Lisbbon
Portugal
Radio Corporation of America
England
France
Germany
Italy
Holland
Belgium
Sweden
Norway
Poland
Turkey
Argentina
Brazil
Colombia
Venezuela
Porto Rico
Dutch West Indies
Dutch Guiana
San Francisco
United States
Harsan
Japan
Philippines
Hong Kong
Shanghai
China
Dutch East Indies
Main Street Gossip and the Harm of Slander
A compact essay on how gossip corrodes small town bonds, noting both women and men contribute to slander. It urges readers to judge gossip by truth kindness necessity and personal business, warning that slander returns to harm the gossiper and damages communal trust.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sinclair Lewis
Langer
Periscope spying and a note on historical fabrics and hair relics
The article references stealth periscope like devices used at sidewalks, mentions Macaulay and Voltaire waistcoats, Beethoven hair relics passed through collectors, and wool sources for cashmere shawls. It notes Napoleon Bonaparte sending goats abroad and the decline of those populations. It ends with a brief remark on wood preservation in water and sound piles removal in freshwater over long periods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Napoleon Bonaparte
France
Essex
England
Three Lives Lost In Clinton Plane Crash Sunday
Dr. Homer K. Lambert of Clinton, his four year old daughter Betty Geneseo and his 14 year old niece Shirley Litbert of Toledo died when Lambert’s old air plane stalled and crashed near Clinton Country club while attempting an emergency landing. Betty’s mother was in Chicago and Lambert had recently bought the optical department of the James DeLang Drug store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homer K. Lambert
Clinton Optician
Httle
Betty
Geneseo
Ninos
Shirley Litbert
Toledo
Ohio
Old Air Type
Ir. _ Lambert
Clinton Country Lab
Lambert
Shirley
Chicago
Dr. Lambert
James DeLang Drug Store
Clinton
True Enthusiasm Lights The Path To Worthy Tasks
Quote by Grove Patterson asserts that genuine enthusiasm is the inner spirit that illuminates one’s way to meaningful work. It contrasts true zeal with mere conversational fireworks and stresses perseverance in hard tasks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grove Patterson
Navy Recruiting Ad Promotes Sailor Careers in History
Fragmented OCR describes a broad battle or event in Santiago and references Navy recruiting efforts and a pageant. It highlights a public appeal, mentions KyW and various names, and notes a historical framing of naval careers and national pride with weekend pursuits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aoa
Navy
Lau Son
Sat
Apis
Jey Lee
Tee Navy
Rinterestaus
Prrlitie Navy
Niewnimms
Official Gun Salutes and House Leader Duties
Fragmentary report describes ceremonial gun salutes involving the chief, speaker of the house and a president of the United States. It mentions keeping three feet away from wasps and a tense scene in the capitol, with limited readable details about the participants and actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House of
United Sire
Dalton’s Gas Theory Recounted in Press Report
A fragmentary science note discusses a principle attributed to Dalton regarding gas behavior. The text references the presence of gases that do not unite and notes a press denial or challenge to the claim, with unclear context and wording.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dalton
Jol Dutton
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Hal
America
Deal Creamery Co
Brussels
Macaulay
Voltaire
Bjornson
Sud
New York Times
Beethoven
Bose
Anton Santer
Holz
Choral Society of
Funskirchhen
de Lux Capitol
Savanna
Lyons
Moon
Harmony
Capitol Ans
Santiago
Broad
Carver
California
Sierra Region
Deat Creamery Co
Line
Julius Stoecks Photographer
Howes
Cleveland
Doris Dawn
Eastland
Ideal Creamery Co
Hit
Bell
Clinton Town
Souler Hybes Co
Palm Beach
Gafords
Astingleffs Sons
Central Fire Station
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