British cabinet reshuffle notes Cambridge Oxford ties
The piece outlines changes in the British cabinet under Baldwin with ten Oxford graduates among the 19 ministers and several Cambridge connections. It highlights the class origins of ministers and recalls Churchill, Chamberlain, and other figures, noting education at Harrow Rugby and other institutions.
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Associated Presaye
London
Mules Bakiwin
Prentier
Ani
Rhamsay MacDona
Hingert
Ninera
Mil
Haldwin
Oxford
Aldwitr
Cambridge
Sandhurst
West Point
England
Neville Chamberlain
Austen
Rugby
Mason College
Douglas Hogi
Ww. Joynson- Hicks
Merchant ‘Taylors School
Carlyle
L. Worthinglong-Fivans
Eastbourne College
Aire
Asten Chamberlain
W. c. Bridgeman
John Gilmore
el Hoare
Amery
Eton
Harrow
Merchant Taylors
Winchester
Baldwin
Chreno
Warraw
Hion
Dak
Eneme
Whitehall
Eng Inn
Sniffling Head Colds Stopped in 5 Hours By New Treatment
Robert Drug Co. at 621 Sycamore St in Waterloo announces a new treatment that stops sniffling head colds within five hours. The notice highlights rapid relief and local availability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clivict Laboratories
Cleveland
Obie
Ian
Kent
Marie
Plact
Robert Drug Co
Sycamore St
Waterloo, Town
Rheumatism Cure Promoted by Mr James H Allen
An Rochester man James H Allen claims to have cured rheumatism by dissolving uric acid deposits with a compound he called Altenrhu. He offers his discovery through newspapers and has agents Wangler Bros Co and C J Milter promoting it in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James H. Allen
Forbes Bt
Rochester
Wangler Bros. Co
C. J. Milter
Mr. Allen
Christ the Word Made Flesh in John’s Gospel Lesson
A Sunday School lesson reviews John 1 14 showing Christ as the eternal Word who became flesh to reveal God. It covers Jesus as divine, creator, life source, and light, with the Baptist and apostles confirming the Word’s manifestation and the need for faith to obtain eternal life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fawohaor
Cod
Jesus Christ
Himelf
Father
God
Ife
Dhaan
John
Baptist
John the Evangelist
Mnan
Mimself
John Iiii
Christ
Jesus
Fragmentary Reproof on Unbelief and Condemnation
A fragment references unbelief and scorn leading to condemnation while noting a deliverer who did not come to condemn the world. The text conveys moral judgment without specific names or events.
Fires and alarms sweep city in series of incidents
Sparks on a roof at 1229 Avaton Avenue caused a small blaze with $40 damage as firefighters arrived within minutes. Multiple alarms kept crews busy, including hot ashes at 307 South Street and a chimney fire at 719 Grant ageing. Firefighters later checked 207 South Street and a motorcycle blaze at 620 Dawson Street, with responses continuing through the night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. A. Shepherd Reatdance
Avaton Avenue
BL. Bryant
South Street
Grant
Dawson Street
Better Be Careful About Dumping Oil Refuse Into River
Peoria Alabama December 18 One year in federal prison and 2500 fine is the maximum penalty for one convicted of dumping oil refuse into navigable harbors and waterways. The 1924 act aims at oil burning steamers and oil manufacturers polluting streams with wastes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peoria
Congress
Unclear War Department Survey Mention in Damaged Text
Fragmentary note references surveys by the war department about sewage and its impact on navigable streams feeding Stréamia. The readable fragment hints at waste discharges entering watercourses but lacks full context or dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
War Department
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Phony
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Moody Bible
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Lesson
Avedon
Ellen Wiesqeyet
Dart Itony
Mr Fi H
Mary
Tuaus
Camille Ants
Bridge
Hall-Ekfelt Co. Verything
Bridge Street
Herman C. Miller
Phono Ten
G. C. Kennedy
Geta
Wynn Products Co
Sterling
Ulinota
Ane
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M. D
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Metalglas
Geta Can Toda
Hall - Ekfest Company
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