The Child Jesus as Model for Parents and Children
A devotional piece argues the childhood of Jesus in Nazareth offers a guide for modern families. It stresses obedience to parental authority, labor, reverence, and trust in God, citing Luke and Matthew passages and urging parents to teach virtue through example.
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Jesus
Nazareth
Holy
David
Mary
Temple
Simeon
Israel
Anna
Bethlehem
Herod
Joseph
Egypt
Matarib
Cairo
Galilee
Temple of
Jerusalem
Christ
God
Kansas Chancellor Ousted From University of Kansas
The Kansas Board of Administration removed Dr. F. H. Lindley from his post as chancellor of the University at Lawrence on charges of insubordination and political activity. Lindley declined to comment after being informed of the decision and left the capitol. The hearing briefly touched on suspensions of four KU students for drinking, but offered no further detail.
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Associated Press
Topeka
Kan
J. M. Davis
State Board of Administration
F. H. Lindley
University At
Lawrence
University of Kansas
Strike Abandoned as Penn Coal Workers Vote to Return
About 1 3 hundred of 11 000 Pennsylvan ia Coal company workers who walked out at Underwood colliery voted to return Monday. A secret meeting set the plan to resume operations as 828 miners favored the move and eight opposed. Company officials prepared for immediate readmittance and efforts to restore workers to the United Mine Workers union.
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Associated Preas
Wilkes-Barre
Pennsylvania Coal Company
Underwood
Pittston
United Mine Workers
Churchman Promises Winnings for Lighting Fund
An English churchman pledged to donate this week’s horse racing winnings to the church’s lighting fund but later said he could not fulfill the plan as he had lost on every race.
Living Christmas trees showcased in Butte and beyond
A mile of living evergreens with glass ornaments and snow decor was shown at the American theater. The display honors Mrs. Warden Irvine Higgins for promoting transplanting living trees rather than cutting forests. The Los Angeles Times calls her the Christmas tree lady and notes her plan to plant evergreens in home gardens after holidays.
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American Theater
Butte
Warden Irvine Higgins
Council of Women's Clubs
Santa Rosa Avenue
Altadena
California
Grizzly Bear
Los Angeles Sunday Times
the Times
Higgins
General Federation Divi
Isla
Germany
Coolidge
American Forestry Association
Sherman Park
Treasury Building
Washington
Washington Arch
New York City
Park Commission
Gallatin
Greenwich Village
Developments Of Week Favorable In Financial Markets
New York reports show expansion in holiday trade and higher metal prices, copper at 15 cents a pound the year’s peak. Anaconda Copper Mining resumes dividends as copper prospects improve. Car loading and freight moved exceed prior years, with November earnings affected by working days. Steel markets remain firm and production held well as year ends with confidence.
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New York
Anaconda Copper Mining Company
Rai
The Alaskan at Rialto Explores Bold Alaska Saga
In a Paramount production The Alaskan stars Thomas Meighan and follows a rugged Alaskan tale filmed in British Columbia. The outdoor drama features a cast including Matelle Taylor John Sampolis Charles Ogle Frank Campeau and Anna May Wood while recounting a battle against outsiders in a land shaped by the American flag.
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Alaska
Thomas Meighan
Paramount
Rialto Theater
Willie Goldbeck
James Oliver Curwood
Arbert Brenon
Hollywood
British Columbia
Meighan
Matelle Taylor
John Sampolis
Charles Ogle
Frank Campeau
Anna May Wood
Lansing Says Japan Won't Wage War On U S
Former secretary of state Robert Lansing spoke in Watertown New York declaring Japan cannot afford war with the United States. He cited lack of money and materials and predicted Japan may seize the Philippines but cannot hold them. Lansing urged a stronger navy.
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Associated
Prera
Watertown
N. Y
Japan
United States
Robert Lansing
Futhermore
Wilson
Philippines
Steur Advice to Fordham Law Students
Max P D Steur offers courtroom guidelines to Fordham law students. He cautions on punctuality appearance juror interaction memory notes and conduct including jury selection and restraint in rhetoric. He warns against heavy meals and using big words to preserve credibility and focus.
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Fordham University
Max PD
Steur
Recens
Market Funds Rise as Holiday Trade Backs Demand
The piece notes currency demand driven by holiday shopping and year end settlements caused rates to harden with call funds peaking near 5 percent. It discusses watching year end developments, typical contraction in Fed credit, and tentative market easing. A revival in industry and current activity may offset the tightening trend.
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Federal Reserve Credit
Intry
Broad way vaudeville praised by capacity crowds in Butte
The Associated vaudeville at the Broadway enjoys full houses in Butte with a strong six act bill. Jacqueline Logan stars in The House of Youth, followed by Otto and Otto, Carney and Rose, Hamlin and Mack, Bill Utah, and Hickey and Hart Dance Fooleries. Two shows remain tonight at 7 and 6:15.
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Merle Davis
Broadway
Butte
America
Jacqueline Logan
House of Youth
Otto
Carney
Rose
Hamlin
Mack
Bill Utah
Hickey and Hart
The Narrow Street at the American theater
The Warner Bros photoplay The Narrow Street in screening at the American theater blends humor and mystery with a romance. Matt Moore and Dorothy Devore navigate a sequence of embrrassing situations as a nameless girl hides from the police and a stranger woman tests loyalties.
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Warner Bros
American Theater
Jullien Josephson
Edwin Bateman Morris
Matt Moore
Dorothy Devore
Simon Haldane
Doris
Club Dinner Delayed to January 26 by Women’s Commercial Club
The Women’s Commercial Club postpones its regular meeting and dinner to January 26 owing to holiday festivities. The executive committee approved the delay, and President Fuld announced there will be no meeting or dinner until the fourth Monday in January.
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Women's Commercial Club
Fuld
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