Bible Verse Reflects on Love for Humanity
Daily Thought from June 23, 1941 centers on the question what lack I yet in following Jesus. The reflection notes the young man asking about deeds and Jesus response, emphasizing love for humanity as the essential missing element.
Slang Roots Unearthed from Medieval to Early Modern English
A humorous rundown traces phrases like through thick and thin from 1359, three’s a crowd from 1430, steal one’s thunder from 1709, and many others, then shifts to a pamphlet promising to use doughnut lore for fundraising. The piece critiques propaganda and government publicity during the war era.
New agencies and offices shape Washington defense program
The article notes a shift from traditional agencies to offices such as OPM OGR OPACS OEM OCD and references the National Defense Mediation Board NDMB after the downfall of the NDAC It also includes a light anecdote about two friends puzzled by a passerby and a mistaken sister relation.
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PWA
NRA
CWA
FCA
Defense
Washington
OPM
Office of Production Management
OGR
Office of Government Reports
OPACS
Office of
Price Administration
OEM
Office of Emergency Management
OCD
Civilian Defense
NDAC
National Defense Advisory Commission
NDMB
National Defense Mediation Board
Flying High Over Ohio The Silent Glide Into Town
A pilot recounts a late afternoon flight at seven thousand feet over Ohio towns along the winding river. Circling the landscape the four cylinder plane traces highways and cornfields, then dives through a towering cloud and emerges into mist before a quiet, low engine glide to a small airport.
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Ohio River
Ourself
Deer Hunting Tradition In Biggs Colo Ends To Hills
The city of Biggs Colorado sees half its population head to the hills at the opening of the deer season. Hunters are limited to two deer per year, ensuring the town returns to normal economic activity without disruption.
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Biggs
Colo
Salt and thirst the body's signal for water
An excess of salt in the body triggers thirst as the natural salt balance is upset. The body signals the need for water to restore proper balance and hydration.
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Donut Institute
Washington
Institute
Supt H C Messer Accepts Summer Post at Parsons College
Brighton June 21 Supt H C Messer will teach three education classes at Parsons College for the remainder of the summer session replacing Dr Hancock who is leaving for another position. Local notes recount vacations visits and Whoopee Day events with crowds and multiple families noted.
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Rhua Helmick
Brighton
H. C. Messer
Parson’s College
Ir. Hancock
Parsons
Max van Winkle
Panama Canal Zone
Charles
International Railweld Corp
Callendar
Iowa
Life and social notes from a small town gathering
A visit to Mrs. Myrtle McCleery reveals memories of Africa and the couple's brief marriage aboard, including a drum signal from the coast. Social events include a miscellaneous shower for Josephine McElhinney Joiner, updates on hollyhocks and tulips, and a minor car collision with no serious injuries.
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Rose Reid
Ted Brown
Reid
Josephine McElhinney
Dayton Grove News and Social Postponements
Dayton Grove June 21 report notes a large quarry crew at Mrs Knott s farm on Mond with several families living in trailer houses. Braumer of Grand Rin and Edwards of A mosa work at the rock quarry and board with Mr and Mrs J B Moore. The ice cream social by So and Sew club was postponed to Thursday evening at the Leets residence. Mrs Knotts visited Mrs Moore Wednesday morning while Dorothy Wilburn of Journey visited Mary Stephens this week.
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American Legion
Don Sweet Company
Lacy Lines
Moline
Andy Farrier
L. D. Camp
Des Moines
B. ¥. Garbry
Dale Hyde
Camp Bowie
Texas
William Nelson
Alice Susan
Park Ridge
Ill
Earl Nelson
Allen Woodford
Thayer
Richland
Jeanne
George Statler
Joseph Engel
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Garden of the Gods
Yellowstone Park
Agil Wilkerson
Warren Barber
Chicago
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BB. C. Cook
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Catalina Isles
B. J. Montgomery
Raymond Stacey
H. C. Messer
Happy Hour Club
Frank Chalupa
Pleasant Flain
J. B. Moore
Dayton Grove
Knott
Mond
J. C Braumer
Grand Rin
Clarence Edwards
Amosa
Rock Quarry
Japanese Dwarf Trees At Hayward Display
The largest collection of Japan dwarf trees in the United States is said to belong to Toichi Domo, located in Hayward California near Oakland.
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U. S
Toichi Domo
Hayward
Calif
Oakland
Robin Pie Delicacy At Philadelphia Bird Market
In early Nineteenth century Philadelphia the robin pie was a delicacy sold at the bird market. Robins brought as a brace or by the dozen and sold for 30 cents to 80 cents and up to $1.50 to households within miles.
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Pennsylvania
Philadelph
The
Brace
Carnegie Will Leaves Taft $10000 Annuity
The will of Andrew Carnegie left an annuity of ten thousand dollars to the late Chief Justice William Howard Taft as a token of personal friendship.
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Andrew Carnegie
William Howard Taft
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