Judge Alden Promotes Personal Reform In Needs Of The Hour
Judge George D. Alden of Boston lectured on The Needs of the Hour at the Graham, delivering humor and moral exhortation. He urged individual reform as the path to national renewal, critiqued graft, urged worship and Christian faith, and advised on marriage, business honesty, and home life. The event was hosted by Mrs. W. M. Keeley with plans for another lecture series next winter.
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George D. Alden
Boston
Mass
John Alden
Priscilla
Graham
Mr. Alden
Alden
God
Maine
New Hampshire
Vermont
Washington
Jorm
W. M. Keeley
Sousa the Master of Amateurs and His Bold Brass
Howard L. Rann profiles John Philip Sousa, noting his early conductorship career in Washington and his reputation as a highly trained band leader. The piece humorously praises Sousa’s skill with brass ensembles, mentions his resistance to encore antics, and mocks musical theatrics while itemizing his legendary "Stars and Stripes Forever" and world reach from Portland to Buzzard’s Bay.
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John Philip Sousa
Mr. Sousa
Washington
John Philip
Sousa
Portland
Oregon
Buzzard’s Bay
High School Basketball Opens With Mt Pleasant Match
Mt Pleasant high school travels to Mt Pleasant for the season opener on Friday January 10. Coach MacKachron plans to select a 20 man squad after a long Commercial club gym practice. Dokies centers, guards include Garard Cummings Knauss with forwards Meek Eldridge Goode McLaughlin, while several players lack prior basketball experience.
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Mt. Pleasant High School
Mt. Pleasant
Asylum City
Commercial Club
MacKachron
Dokies
Garard
Cummings
Knauss
Carl Meek
Eldridge
Goode
McLaughlin
Guarard
Dokiesas
Mather
Biscamp
Vincent
Walter Meek
City Bus Line Order Line Contact
City bus line asks readers to call 580 Black and leave orders. Frank Rogers will promptly attend to requests. Provide street and number.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Rogers
Franklin Stock Company at Graham Opens With Across the Rio Grande
The Franklin Stock Company returns to the Graham for a full week starting Monday January 18 presenting new plays and nightly changes. Opening bill is the comedy drama Across the Rio Grande with high class specialties between acts. Ladies free opening night under usual conditions. Tickets 10 20 and 30 cents.
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Franklin Stock Company
Graham
Rio Grande
Washington
Rural life gains pushed by church led efforts at Iowa State
At Iowa State College three sessions of the rural life conference highlighted concrete achievements to improve country living. Speakers from Minnesota and Missouri described school and church driven reforms, including improved roads and multi plot experiment farms, with leaders recruited through farmer outreach.
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Ames
Iowa State College
Minnesota
Francis Lapham
Clarence Hatfield
Hoburg
Ozark District
Jordans Grove Baptist Church
Central City
J. F. Wager
Murl MacDonald
Pochahontas County
Iowa
Community Boosters Lift Local Church Prospects
Mr. Wager of Jordans Grove Baptist church described a booster committee that improves roads farms schools and social life. Through education programs a farm club and a high school lecture series the church revived from decline and became a prosperous model, inspiring attendees to replicate the effort in their own communities.
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Hatfield
Wager
Jordans Grove
Puntr Tery
Laddies’ Aid Society
Parisian Sage Promises Hair and Scalp Revival
An advertisement touts Parisian Sage as a quick cure for hair loss dandruff and scalp itching. It claims the tonic cleans dandruff germs preserves hair color and leaves hair lustrous after one bottle. Sold at Lemmon's Pharmacy with a money back guarantee. large bottle fifty cents.
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Lemmon
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J. B. Crail
Judge Alden
Howard L, Rann
Tailori
Victor and
Edison
White
Eldredge
South Side Square
the Gas CO
Nother
Bradfield Regulator CO
Atlante, Ga
Rural Life Conference
Missouri
Missouri River
Pinan
C. M. &F. Clothing Com’y
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