Missionary Report from West Africa School Work and Faith
A missionary letter from Batanga Kamerun West Africa describes a restful period, reports enrollment nearing one thousand, and notes strong church activity. It highlights a sunrise Easter service with palm garlands, a baptism tally, a large offering, and praise for teachers and new workers including Reis Hope and Krug. it mentions ongoing industrial and sawmill needs and a pending loan plan.
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Batanga
Kamerun
West Africa
Christ
Hope
Industria
Guthrie
Mr. Krug
Meter
Osam
Mr. K
Busy Business Men Dyspepsia Cure Promoted
An advertisement targets busy businessmen blaming rapid meals for poor digestion. It promotes Miona tablets as a stomach aid, claiming relief after meals and a 50 cent price at Lemmon's pharmacy with a guarantee or money back.
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Memorial of early Elat days and industrious youth in Africa
In a letter from Mrytie K McCleary a afternoon women’s meeting compares Elat’s early days with present experiences. She recalls her April birthday marking civilizational progress and notes 8 000 roof mats, 24 000 square feet rooting, enough to cover thirteen houses, plus farm duties. A snail-hunting program rewards boys with schooling tuition.
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Elat
Africa
Guthrie
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