Baptist Pastor Cautions City Drivers and Church Attendance
A Baptist Church pastor urges careful driving in town after a scare about road speed. He cites high speeds threatening lives, notes church attendance stats, revival plans, and calls members to renewed effort. Also mentions Gideons placing Bibles in Chicago hotels ahead of the World’s Fair.
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the Baptist Church
W. F. Fields
Mr. Baptist
G. C. Ivins
Chicago
Gideons
Colgate Expert Counts Fatigue Levels Across Adults
Dr. Donald A. Laird of Colgate University reports there are 56 tired feelings catalogued and that the average person experiences 12 constantly, with 40 percent of adult Americans waking up tired.
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Donald A. Laird
Colgate University
Living at Home Plan Lets Texas Families Live Free of Cash
Texas A&M authorities say a 25 acre homestead with $200 in livestock can provide three square meals a day for a family of five for a year. The plan details crop and livestock allocations, feed self sufficiency, and modest cash needs, with cream and poultry sales covering remaining costs.
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Texas
Extension Service
Texas A. & M. College
Should Army Chaplains Be Withdrawn From Service
The Literary Digest reports a Church Peace Union and World Alliance move to pull chaplains from the Army and Navy as a protest against war. Dr Peter Ainslie and Rabbi Louis L Mann urge action citing Kellogg Briand pact signatories. Bishop Cannon and Charles Taft oppose, Taft suggesting chaplains may retire from uniforms. Resolution referred to trustees for summer review.
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Church Peace Union
World Alliance For International Friendship
Atlantic City
Peter Ainslie
Baltimore
Worker For World Peace
Louis L. Mann
Chicago
Ainslie
James Cannon Jr
Methodist Episcopal Church, South
Charles P. Taft 2d
Cincinnati
William H. Taft
Customer Not Always Right at Five and Ten Store
Cohen opens a new five and ten store. A woman buys a toy for a dime, but Cohen notes the item is fifteen cents. The customer asks for five and ten cents, and Cohen challenges her understanding of the store concept.
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Cohen
Kruschen Salts Ad Claims 20 Pound Weight Loss
Promotional notice from 1933 touts Kruschen Salts as a safe weight loss aid. Testimonial from Mrs Lute Bright of Walker Minnesota says she lost 20 pounds from June 28 1932 to January 10 1933 and avoided gallstone surgery after doctor advised it. Sold by Kirkpatrick Pharmacy Whitewright.
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Kruschen
Lute Bright
Walker
Minn
Whitewright
Kirkpatrick Pharmacy
Eb Caraway Named Pilot of Sherman Nine
Sherman Red River Valley baseball club appoints Eb Caraway as manager. A lifelong Sherman resident, Caraway led Purdue hitters in the Big Ten and has semipro playing and coaching experience. He managed the team Saturday at Whitesboro, where Sherman lost to the Greyhounds 6 to 1.
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Caraway
Pilot Sherman
Sherman
Red River Valley
Eb Caraway
Sherman Crew
Whitesboro
Greyhounds
Purdue
Judge Lindsey Denied Readmission to Colorado Bar
Denver, Colorado Judge Ben B Lindsey, longtime Denver Juvenile Court figure, was denied readmission by the state Supreme Court citing no expressed remorse for charges against the court. His disbarment stemmed from a Stokes estate settlement in which Lindsey received 37500 dollars plus reportedly a further 10000 gift from Samuel Untermeyer’s fee.
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Denver
Colo
Ben B. Lindsey
Colorado
Supreme Court
Lindsey
W. E. D. Stokes
Helen Elwood Stokes
Samuel Untermeyer
Heresy charges against foreign missionaries spark debate
The piece reflects on heresy trials last about Paul and Barnabas at Jerusalem over Gentile inclusion. It argues mission work should preach essentials, not enforce Mosaic strictures, and notes the enduring criticism of missionaries despite good character.
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God
Jerusalem
Paul
Barnabas
Antioch
Cyprus
Asia Minor
Indiana Cuts Costs 3 Million in Year
Governor Paul V. McNutt outlines Indiana state government restructuring in Rotarian feature. From 169 boards to leaner ops, payroll trimmed by over a thousand, highway overhead slashed by 651000 monthly, health services merged with the state university of medicine, and jobs consolidated to fewer workers.
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Chicago
Indiana
Paul V. McNutt
American Legion
McNutt
State Highway Department
Division of Health
State University of Medicine
Hungary Funds Backing Farms Aids Pre-Sowing Activities
Hungary commits funds to country banks to support farming activities ahead of crop sowing season, aiming to stabilize cash flow for farmers and ensure fertilizer and equipment access. Government officials view the move as economic support for rural communities and agricultural output.
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Hungary
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Amie
Warren County
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Bon-Wright Pharmacy
Bright Woman
By Bruce Barton
Sionaries
Galilee
Jesus
Reeves
Gulf
Gulf Gas
Gulf Oils
Bulletin
Great Motor Oils
Gulfpride
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