America to Sell Arms to Mexico War Department Says
Washington reports detail plans to supply Mexico with surplus army weapons including rifles and ammunition under credit terms. The decision, seen as breaking Harding era policy, follows the Obregon government request and involves depot transfers within days.
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Washington
War Department
Obregon
Coolidge
Harding
Mexico
Eighth Army Corps
Vera Cruz
Mexico City
Lynn Haven Florida A Growing Bay County Retreat
W A Watson presents a birds eye view of Lynn Haven Florida on St. Andrews Bay in Bay County. He notes 1000 residents with another 1000 floating population, rapid growth as an all around health resort, orange groves, bargain land around 10 dollars per acre, and civic clubs meeting nightly to advance the town. He recalls the G A R monument in town and the welcoming slogan You will meet no strangers in Lynn Haven.
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W. A. Watson
Southland
Lynn Haven
Florida
St. Andrews Bay
Bay County
Panama City
Millvill
St. Andrews
Bay Harbor
Lynn
New York
Liberty
Gap Creek
North
Man and God Clash Over Darwinism in Mountain Faith
The piece argues creation over Darwinism citing biblical verses and predicts divine judgment. It contrasts God’s image of man with modern secular theories, warning against monkey worship and praising Christ’s return. It closes urging readers to choose allegiance to God. The article appears alongside a feature on Polk County Mountain Industries in Tryon, highlighting rural crafts growth and economic uplift.
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God
Judas Iscariot
Darwin
Hell
Christ
Annual Meeting of Cove Creek Cheese Factory
The stockholders of Cove Creek Cheese Factory will meet at the High School on Tuesday January 8 at 1 p m. All stockholders patrons and friends are urged to attend. Mr Thompson cheese expert from Washington DC is expected to be present to deliver an address. W F Sherwood President.
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de la Huerta
Mexico
Washington
Obregon
Vera Cruz
United States
Thompson
Washington, D. C
Winter hardships for country pastors and congregations
R C Eggers from Zionville North Carolina discusses the winter challenge of small rural church attendance. He urges members to attend services despite hardship and notes pastors travel harsh roads while finances drop. He cites Hebrews 10 25 and emphasizes faithful gathering.
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Paul
R. C. Eggers
Distant Patients Advised to Write for Appointments
The notice urges patients coming from far to write in advance to arrange a suitable appointment. It emphasizes prior contact to ensure proper scheduling and avoid delays.
Worker Denied Damages For Dislocated Jaw
An overflowed bunkhouse scene in Olympia details a railroad camp injury where a worker’s jaw dislocated during a yawn. The industrial division denied the claim citing injury occurred off premises and not caused by trauma, leaving the worker without compensation.
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Olympia
Wash
John
Houser Brothers’ Railroad Construction Company
Castle Rock
State Industrial Division
Henry
Attorney General’s Office
Kenneth Durham
German Money Cheaper to Burn Than Wood
Berlin reports a German housewife shown lighting breakfast with several million marks. She claims the nearly valueless currency is cheaper for starting fires than buying kindling wood, illustrating postwar inflation.
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Berlin
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Gulf
Pacific
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Charlotte Observer
Polk County
Tryon
Charlotte
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Polk County News
Canada
Tryon Mountain
the Industries
Fassett
Clifford
Portland
Maine
Cove Creek Cheese Factory
W. F. Sherwood
Pres
R. D. Jennings
Blaeburn
Boonen. Card
State of Washington
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