Tribute to Rev A E Major of Whitewright
A life story tribute recalls Rev A E Major born Eureka Illinois 1849 with sampled ancestry and a long ministry from Howard Lake Minnesota to Whitewright Texas. It notes his five children including missionary daughters Laura Lynne Leta and Gertrude Major, his wife’s 1925 death, and his retirement in 1925 at age 75 while remaining mentally sharp and loved by neighbors and visiting missionaries.
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A. FE
Whitewright
First Christian Church
McKinney
Sunday New York Times
Brooks Atkinson
A. E. Major
John
Celia Major
Eureka
Illinois
Ben Major
Elijah Dickinson
Virginia
Kentucky
Liberia
Africa
Eureka College
Elmira J. Dickinson
Original Missionary Society
Women of the Christian Churches
Christian Woman’s Board of Missions
Miss Dickinson
Jamaica
Drake University
Des Moines
Iowa
Belle Hopkins
Chicago
Major
Minneapolis
Howard Lake
Minnesota
Texas
Laura Lynne Major
China
Leta Major
Philippine Islands
C. L. Pickett
Gertrude Major
Mexican Christian Institute
San Antonio
Christ
France
James River
Richmond
Howard Brodhead
George Cuthrell
Central Christian Church of
Health Tips Warn Against Typhoid Carriers
Dr John W Brown State Health Officer warns typhoid spreads via water milk flies fingers or food with carriers shed germs in urine and stool. Vaccination with three typhoid shots protects two years. ensure water milk and food are safe when traveling and rely on physicians to advise protection.
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Austin
John W. Brown
Graduates of tree army find jobs nationwide
The Civilian Conservation Corps program, backed by 600 million dollars for 950,000 youths, is yielding results as graduates enter workplaces nationwide. Many secure roles in cooking, forestry, stenography, mechanics, and construction, proving proactive employment amid unemployment.
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Washington
Civilian Conservation Corps
Legion
Wilfred Pettit
California
Pacific Coast
Metrogoldwyn-Mayer Corporation
Lancaster County
Leonard Hildebrand
San Francisco
Another Drouth Would Mean End Of AAA Efforts
Washington scenes warn that another drought could sink the AAA and force crop reduction policy changes. Officials flag weather, export trends, and farm price pressures as key factors shaping the program under Wallace while camps show displaced youths finding jobs and new trades.
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AAA
Washington
Wallace
Drouth
NRA
Cardus Eases Side Pain Says Oklahoma Woman
Mrs. Bill Stewart of Dewar Oklahoma reports Cardus stopped her periodic side pain and built her strength after taking 11 bottles. The ad cites thousands of women testifying to Cardus benefits and advises consulting a physician if no benefit is felt.
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Cardus
Oklahoma
Bill Stewart
Dewar
Okla
Survey on Back Debts Shows Retail Delinquency Higher
The Commerce Department report for six months shows grocery accounts 25 percent fallen behind, stores 9 percent, physicians 67 percent delinquent in payments, and landlords at 45 percent. Retail creditors expect 12 percent collection costs versus 15 percent for service creditors, with 45 percent of commodity and 48 percent of service groups compromising on settlements.
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Washington
Department of Commerce
Consumer Advisory Board
NRA
Commerce Department
Publc
Department of Commerce Survey
Commodity Group
Minced ham and green pepper fill de vi led eggs
A tasty filling combines minced ham and chopped green pepper to mix into hard boiled eggs. The savory blend adds meatiness and color, elevating traditional deviled eggs with a hearty twist.
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Rev
Clifford Weaver
Earl Forbears
ARMY
Bonham
Western Union
Henry R. Scates, M. D
Stephens & Bryant
First National Bank
the Sun
Jas. S. Kone
Kelly
East Side Sq
Sherman
Barbee-Bassett
Insurance Agency
A. F. Nossaman
O. L
Pig) Jones
Deyan Junior
Ceca Comfort
Probak Junior
Probak
Inuba
T. M.reg
U.s.pat
Ice Industry of
WBAP
KPRC
Southern Ice & Utilities Co
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