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Newspaper

Vindicator And Republican

Location

Estherville, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 01, 1921

Page

9

Community Culture Club meeting promises grand program

Plans for the June 11 church gathering of the Community Culture Club include acme welding and music by the Village Choir and a cornet solo by Harold Fox. A play The Bum Town Lyceum and a reading by Rev. Marsh are on the program, with many other acts as part of a busy evening.

Tlans Acme K Rey. Marsh Quire Bum Town Lyceum Harold Fox Patti Della Larcen

Travel and Road Safety Advice From Across the Nation

The article compiles road and travel topics from National Safety Council guidance on crash reports, tire pricing shifts reducing cost per mile, battery safety with insulated wires, new all weather rubber track road vehicles, and calls for federal state cooperation on highway funding. It also notes rural traffic control in Ohio and motorist guidance on hill climbs, plus Des Moines Iowa hosting Imperial Council Shrine gatherings with 75,000 visitors and extensive event plans.

Repare Des Moines Iowa North America

What is an Atheiet according to Gundetone

Gundetone defines an atheist as one who not only refrains from affirming but also pushes himself or is driven to negate the existence of the unseen or of God. This view frames atheism as a proactive negation rather than mere doubt.

Gundetone Bat

Woman at Jewelry Counter Refuses Gift for Baby

Dallas News reports a shopper at a jewelry counter explains why a clerk quit. Tillie Clinger recalls a man asking for a nice gift for his baby and being asked if the baby was a boy, girl, or a chicken, prompting the departure.

Tillie Clinger Cass Dallas News

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