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Church Tolerances Move Toward Liberalism
The Joint Commission on the Episcopal Church reports to the October New Orleans triennial convention a drift toward liberalism. It urges deletion of the burial service for the unbaptized and excommunicated, modernization of language, and a possible shortened Ten Commandments form. The vow to obey will be removed from the marriage service.
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Dallas District Attorney Accused of Ethnic Assault
Shelby Cox, Dallas county district attorney, publicized after whipping a black man who allegedly made improper remarks to white women near a shoe shine parlor. Cox said the man was “sassy” and that he could not resist the impulse to whip him, drawing questions about double standards and racial bias.
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Pope Eyes 1926 Texas Governor Run If Contenders Enter
W E Pope of Corpus Christi weighs a 1926 gubernatorial bid contingent on T W Davidson or Lynch Davidson entering the race. He would also run if neither Ferguson nor Moody run, aiming to reenter politics after several legislative terms. Pope, financially able, notes low initial enthusiasm but signals readiness to contest.
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Clothes for Cops Stir Local Fashion Debate
Houston police wear summer attire as reports claim officers are not donning coats. A woman objected to officers performing duties coatless. The police chief backs easing coat rules, while the caller herself likely wears minimal clothing.
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Amarillo Quips Reflect Local Humor and Fashion
An Amarillo woman jokes about aging and humor in town while a Panhandle school board shines light on spring education. Local Texas club women claim wom an's place is not in the home, with a sly nudge about recent fashions. A movie star sports a snake skin muffler prompting playful intrigue about the snake’s attire.
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Albuquerque minister to reside at Plainview
Special to The Plainview June 25 H F Aulick a Baptist minister and his family have moved from Albuquerque New Mexico where he was former secretary of the New Mexico Baptist State Board He will live in Plainview and engage in evangelistic work from now on
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Medical Practice Act prompts Texas doctors and press stance
Amarillo News reports Texas Medical Association plans a campaign to enforce licenses for healing practice. The piece notes public welfare should guide enforcement, questions doctors’ motives, and suggests unity with the press to observe all laws, including venereal disease rules and vital statistics acts.
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ABF MARTIN Travel tale with umbrellas and women
A garbled early 20th century notice details travel, umbrellas, and women in a quirky exchange. The fragment hints at why a traveling mender lacks a wife or car, and references money and shoeing backers, all in a rural vernacular tone.
Gloria Gregory and Dick Gregory in a rocky marriage
Gloria a flapper marries lawyer Dick Gregory amid debts and vanity. After leaving, pursuing stage work, and a romance with an actor fails, she returns home. Dick battles with his mother, while Susan Briggs, his secretary, resigns in heartbreak, and a finale hint suggests ongoing strain and separation.
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Footloose Sequel by Beatrice Burton in Daily News
A sequel to The Flapper Wife titled Footloose will begin in The Daily News on July 20. Beatrice Burton, author of The Flapper Wife, writes the continuation following The Red Rain Mystery by Headon Hall, which starts Sunday.
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Footloose sequel to The Flapper Wife comes July end
The Daily News announces a sequel titled Footloose by Beatrice Burton, starting July 30 as The Red Rain Mystery ends. The initial Flapper Wife thrill remains a historic sensation, and readers are urged to prepare to enjoy the new chapter once the prior tale closes.
Daily News Crossword Puzzle Word Fill Clue List
A dense set of crossword clues and stray word fragments covering terms from grasp to lariat to table servers. The jumble includes verbs nouns and adjectives with scattered synonyms and phrases like region frost bite dairy plant and various cryptic notations. The page reads as a puzzle draft with many incomplete phrases and stray letters rather than a coherent article.
Letter From Melville Sartoris to Mrs Prescott
Melville Sartoris writes to Mrs Prescott offering bound stories including Charming People and hints at future works set in Cairo and Egypt. He describes observations from Albany Main Street and comments on Americans abroad versus at home. He mentions a possible dinner in Pittsburgh and plans to meet Wednesday, with note about Miss Ellington's death and future heroine choices.
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Cynthia Grey Says Woman Made For Love Not Power
Cynthia Grey argues that women's progress has shifted focus from romance to equality in voting office and work. She questions whether modern advancement benefits women beyond material gains, claiming love remains fundamental while society redefines chivalry and male expectations.
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