National Apple Week urged by communities and groups
A letter by secretary R. G. Phillips asks members of the International Apple Association and local groups to plan a six week observance of National Apple Week from October 31 to November 6. Agencies from chambers of commerce to schools and hospitals are urged to display apples and promote nutrition and health benefits.
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National
R. G. Phillips
International App Association
National Aale
Chamber of Commerce
Kiwanis
Rotary
Lions
Agricultural Department
Tea- Americaaon
Manville
Boston
British Medical Association
Oxford
Robert McCarrison
India
Farquhar Buzzard
University of Oxford
Cheese Suit Ends in Agreement in Memphis
In Memphis, Tennessee a patent lawsuit between two cheese companies concluded with a settlement satisfactory to all parties including court staff and officials. The agreement resolves the dispute without further judicial action.
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Cheese It
Memphis, Tenn
Rally Day At Galilee Church near Grimes
Galilee Church of Christ near Grimes plans an all day service next Sunday September 27 with a 10 am Bible School session followed by 11 am gospel message by Rev Wilburn A Reid from Romney WV and communion led by Charles E McVay lunch in church yard after the morning services. Afternoon speakers include Rev George Earle Owen of Winchester and Virgil Havens missionary from Africa with Mrs Owen singing. Special music throughout.
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The
Galilee Church of Christ
Grimes
Wilburn A. Reid
History Repeats Itself in World's Ills Editorial
An 1867 Harper’s Weekly editorial is cited noting global turmoil and domestic economic distress. It laments commercial depression in the United States, political upheaval in France, tension with Russia, and British struggle amid Indian insurrection. The piece warns against moral decline while urging resilience and charitable conduct.
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Harper’s
M. Rostelgeste
France
Russia
Europe
China
Man Polishes 1909 Ford Car 27 Years in Memphis
Fred W. Langbein, a tailor in Memphis, spends Sunday mornings for 27 years polishing his first car, a Ford bought in 1909 for $895. He has logged nearly 600000 miles on four speedometers, recalling old taunts that urged him to get a horse.
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Memphis
Tenn
Fred W. Langbein
Langbein
Ford
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