Boocock Calls for Truth as Bayonne Church Debates Future
Rev William H Boocock of Bayonne New Jersey after a nine day soul stirring experience urges his First Reformed Church to abandon old forms and preach the truth He predicts Christianity is being born again not from a book but from a living personality and he may leave if necessary to pursue his aims The sermon split his flock with supporters backing his radical views and others opposing them.
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Noahs Ark dinner at Bronx Zoo keepers feast at Best House
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Hyacinth Plant Threatens Waterways And Commerce
Government spends thousands to curb water hyacinth spreading from Florida to Louisiana and East Texas. The plant blocks Sabine River and other channels, endangering lumber shipping. Houston officials plan removal at Sam Houston Park and bayous and seek possible laws banning cultivation near navigable streams.
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Logs Largest Ever Set afloat for Panama Canal Work
Two logs thirty six inches square at each end and sixty feet long were placed aboard the Norwegian steam ship Minerva in Portland to be sent to Panama for canal work. Two more logs, one thirty inches square and sixty feet long, and a fourth twenty four inches square, were also shipped.
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White Goose of February Poem Evokes Winter Blessings
Arthur Gutterman writes in the New York Times invoking the White Goose of February to shelter forests and farms from winter while promising a fruitful year. The verse pleads for warmth and growth amid harsh season.
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Eye Ear Nose and Throat Practice in Aberdeen Office
The notice lists offices in Crowther-Wooding and Wishkah blocks in Aberdeen Washington. Practice limited to the eye ear nose and throat with offices in Koehler Block and Wishkah Block. Hours vary from morning to evening with court practice in state and federal courts.
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