College students mostly religious says lecturing secretary
Miss Mary Ashby Cheek of New York City, field secretary for Presbyterian student work, told University of Oregon audiences that college students are religious but not orthodox. She said education fosters philosophical thought that leaves students with highly analytical minds and will steer them back to firm beliefs if they stray.
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Iugene
Ore
Mary Ashby Cheek
New York City
Presbyterian Church
University of Oregon
Miss Cheek
Franco American Chemisier offers weekly shirt service
Paris shopkeeper opens a Franco American chemisier near the bourse offering weekly packages from 1 to 3 dollars for clean shirts and collars with unlimited replacements. Patrons select from new stock and must return soiled items for replacements. The owner refuses to disclose clothing costs.
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International News Service
Paris
Chemisier
Son Slashes Wrist at Father's Casket Tragedy
In New York Patrick McCormick 57 died Monday night at 995 Ninth Avenue. After visiting the home mourners Leo McCormick 39 and his father, Leo slit his wrist and throat with a razor at the foot of the casket.
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New York
Patrick McCormick
No. 995
Ninth Avenue
Leo
Cavalry Band Leader Returns to the Philippines
Sergeant George A. Williams assistant band leader of the Ninth U.S. Cavalry sails back to Camp Stotsenbure in the Philippines after visiting Butte where he recruited musicians for the band. He called Butte home and performed at local events including the Joshers club reception at the Broadway theater.
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George A. Williams
Ninth United States Cavalry
Philippines
Camp Stotsenbure
Williams
Robert C. Logan
South
Idaho Street
Sergeant Williams
Ohio
Wilberforce University
Joshers
Broadway
Tips to earn fifty thousand a year says MP
London. cC. F. Higham MP offers guidance on becoming worth fifty thousand dollars annually. Dress well, avoid envy, copy successful people, abandon the eight hour day, love your work, develop capacity to inspire others, take advice, look prosperous, act optimistic, and keep a reliable word. He notes three business types: wage earners, salaried workers, and income makers.
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London
Cc. F. Higham
M. P
Unusual Courtship Lands Man 20 Months Hard Labor
Walter Earl an American with Cherokee heritage was sentenced to 20 months hard labor in London for terrorizing Miss Edith Chilman with threats of violence and letters after repeatedly pursuing her for three months. He claimed an engagement but coerced consent by throwing crockery.
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International News Service
London
Walter Earl
Earl
England
Edith Chilman
Farr
Palmistry Thrives in London as Mediums Stay Busy
The piece notes palmistry and related trades flourish in London with many mediums busy and booked in advance. Only about 20 to 30 are truly recognized by spiritualist societies and serve select members rather than the general public.
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International News Service
London
Prediction of Ireland Republic Recognition by U S
New York dispatch reports a New Year message from Eamon De Valera to Arthur Griffith predicting the United States may recognize the republic of Ireland in 1920. The cable message was made public here today.
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New York
Republic of Ireland
United States
Arthur Griffith
Eammon de Valera
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