Messiah Chorus From Lindsborg Sings at Kansas City Show
The Bethany College community from Lindsborg Kansas presented a large chorus of 600 voices amid the American Royal pavilion in Kansas City. The performance linked the Messiah to local farming life with 10 000 attendees across weekend shows and reflected years of musical devotion from a small town.
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Kansas City
Bethlehem
Carpeter
Nazareth
Sen
T L
Henie Rohd
David
Mer
Handel
United States
Chicago
Kansas
Lindsborg
Bethany College
Ernest Pihiblad
Bethan College
Lindsbore
Sam
Carl Swesson
Lindshore
Swesson
Bethany Lege
Conservatory of Music
Audien
Lindsborg Organization
Theitt
Okliahoma City
Thease Singers
Wlad
Swedfarmer
Lindabore
Pillblad
Pihtblad
American Royal Pavilion
Iowa Homestead
China Exports Largely Unaffected by New U S Tariff
Shanghai officials and merchants report China's trade impact limited by the tariff law. Major exports to the United States remain on the free list, including raw cotton silk tea hides and fur skins. Only egg products peanut oil and a few specialties face higher duties, comprising less than a fifth of total exports.
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U Asenciated Press
Shanghai
China
United States
America
Purifying of Silver by Mercury Process
Purifying of silver is described as crude silver contacting mercury to form alloy, then mercury is removed to leave refined silver behind. The process emphasizes mercury contact and subsequent separation to yield pure metal.
First Postage Stamps Issued by Swiss Cantons
The Swiss cantons were among the first European regions to issue stamps following Britain’s example, with Zurich and Geneva sharing the distinction with Brazil in 1843. Basle followed in 1845, shortly after Britain introduced the Mulready envelope and the Penny Black.
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Britain
Zurteh
Geneva
Brazil
Great Britain
Basle
Weather favorable for Iowa crops in 1922 year report
Iowa’s 1922 crop season benefited from warm mild weather and favorable germination conditions. The winter was gentle with record low snowfall, two damaging ice storms occurred, and spring drought restrained oats. By year end corn stood waist high with most of the crop laid by. the year ranked as the second largest on record.
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Des *Moines
Iowa
Charles D. Teed
Iowa Crop and Weather Service Bureau
Norelly
Reed
Ameral
Drouth
Owa
Child Millionaire Pays Fare On Streetcar
A five to six year old girl, Liithe Cy erine, boarded a streetcar with her mother and paid the conductor a dime for a fare. The conductor gave two cents as change and the girl exclaimed you charged me too much eight cents. The conductor corrected the error.
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Liithe Cy Erine
Ready for marriage offer sparks gymnasium debate
A fragmented passage notes a girl reportedly considering a marriage proposal, with a hint she plans to pursue gymnasium activities and other ambitions. The text reflects social expectations and personal agency in a casual, diary like tone.
Glamour of South Seas Fades Under Modern Ways
Ethnologist J F G Stokes reports from Rapa and Austral islands that advancing industry education and living erode South Seas glamour. He notes a skewed sex ratio with 25 male taxpayers among 236 residents and says women perform almost all work and marriages restrict women to single official wives amid harsh penalties.
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Asserted
Honolulu
South Seas
J. F. G. Stokes
Hiishop Museum
Frog
Austral Islands
Rapa
Pindot
Stokes
Jun
Rappa
Wife of Self-Made Man Busy With Alterations
A brief item notes the wife of a self made man is kept busy by making alterations at home, reflecting domestic duties and social roles in the era.
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Boston
Koran Mosaic Script Adorns Taj Mahal Walls
The Taj Mahal mausoleum in Agra India features an intricate mosaic display of the Koran covering its walls. The design presents a unique fusion of Islamic calligraphy and architecture, drawing visitors and scholars to study the religious text embedded in the marble.
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Taj Mahal
Agra
India
Bavaria Sees Monarchist Drive Amid Political Turbulence
Munich reports Bavaria as a center of monarchist activity after the world war and the 1918 revolution. Dr. Eugen von Knilling becomes Bavaria’s fifth premier since 1918 as political factions Arm for influence amid fears of a putsch and rising fascist sentiment.
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Bavaria
Munich
Ludwig Lif
Eugen von Knilling
Ludwigs
Kurt Eisner
Eisner
Count Arco-Valiey
Johannes Hoffmann
Hisner
Hoffman
Gustav von Kahr
von Kahr
Einwohnerwehr
George Escherich
von Kahrle
Bavarian People’s Party
Republic
Count Hugo von Lerchenfeld
Count Lerchenfeld
Crit
Berlin
Doctor von Knilling
Academy
Italy
Hitler
Consul
Germany
von Knilling
Walter R.rathenau
Stray Bit of Wisdom in Morning Midday Evening Life
A compact reflection notes different life stages and daily tasks. It references morning work midday camneel and evening prayer in a German Procert context, offering a brief moral cadence about discipline and spirituality.
Mrs Hughes Hints at Secret Watch Case
Mrs Hughes muses about Henry’s refusal to allow Edith to open his watch implying a hidden clue. The couple’s dialogue suggests another glint in the case and lingering mystery around the timepiece.
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Mrs. Hughes
Henry
Edith
Beecher Confession Quietly Expressed After Sermon
Henry Ward Beecher, returning home from church, confessed in a dejected tone that a recent sermon was the worst ever preached. A daughter noted his rare gentleness when exhausted, and Beecher quipped that he hollers when he has nothing to say.
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Merning Henry Ward Beecher
Suorg Eoer Getle
Rosten Transcript
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