Ulster Clerics Embrace Love Sermons To Boost Attendance
Northern Ireland ministers preach on love and courtship as revivalists draw unprecedented crowds. Clergymen echo Rev. Nicholson’s romantic rhetoric urging caution and sincerity, contrasting plain talk on passion with marriage prospects while aiming to bolster church attendance.
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Ireland
Eenan
International News Service
Belfast
Northern Ireland
Cupid
Nicholson
America
Ulster Divines
Ulster
Short Sermons Highlight Central Baptist Pastor
In Quincy Illinois Rev. Robert Y. Meigs is described as a tall preacher who favors brief sermons. An advertisement in a local paper touts him as the “shortest on at the Central Baptist Church,” with services in the morning and evening.
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Quincy, Ill
Robert Y. Meigs
Central Baptist
Centenarian Drapery Agent Retires After a Century of Service
Isaac Posthill of Hull, England, aged 100, retires after a long career as a drapery firm agent. He walked seven to eight miles daily on his rounds, and after being knocked down by a tram last July he recovered to return to work the following day.
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Hull
Eng
Isaac Posthill
Ohio pharmacists to meet at Cedar Point
Drug gists from around Ohio numbering about 1000 will discuss and recommend on proposed state and national legislation on drug adulteration at the Ohio Pharmacists association annual meeting in Cedar Point on July 14.
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Columbus
Ohio
Cedar Point
Ohio Pharmaceutics Association
Censors Face Threats in Film and Public Debate
The piece notes movie censors drawing protests from Edna Murphy and others in San Francisco. It argues the theatrical tradition could be endangered if non artists control what is shown. London reports a dental surgeon warning of censorship impact.
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Edna Murphy
San Francisco
Jag Day Stirred Up On Hocking River Sewer Dump
Athens officers dumped roughly 25 gallons of corn whiskey into the sewer near the Hocking River during a Friday event tied to county raids last January. Constable Martner, Sheriff McKinley, and Deputy Cady led the disposal.
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Hocking
Athens
Martner
McKinley
Deputy Cady
Public dispute over fiscal policy and veto clashes
President Coolidge faces widespread opposition as coalition forces push major fiscal reforms. Congress vetoes, including the bonus bill, a new revenue law with higher income taxes, and an immigration measure with a Japanese exclusion clause, while endorsing road and banking reforms. The Teapot Dome scandal causes Denby to resign.
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Coolidge
Mellon
Congress
Veterans’ Bureau
Teapot Dome
Five-Mile Double-Line Caravan In Maccabees Ride
The Maccabees motor caravan plans a Washington march in 1925 with over 2,000 cars forming a five mile long procession. A. W. Frye says the large convoy will include bands and leaders, totaling about half a regular army division in personnel.
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Detroit
Macabees
Washington
A. W. Frye
The
Maccabees
Fraternal Benevolent Order
Kreisler on Thrill in Music and Female Creativity
Austrian violinist Fritz Kreisler says women are creative when motivated by love and that true music must deliver the primeval spinal thrill. He notes men work in the abstract and detach from environment, while women remain connected to affection as he sails with Mrs Kreisler for England to resume engagements.
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New York
Fritz Kreisler
Community notes on local residents and visits
Mrs. Raymond Walden spends a few days with her parents Mr and Mrs Meredith at Long Bottom. Mrs Ralph Wolf hosted Mrs Aldens Sunday School class Friday night. Mrs Carl Yagala and Betty left for Athens for visits and commencement. Prof John Paynter and Mrs Paynter dined with Mr and Mrs W B Roberts. E G Alden visited Athens. W E Daugherty & Son sold their feed store to his brother E M Daugherty who took possession Monday. Hildare family moved from Pennsylvania to Alexandra Ohio and visited the Galbreaths. Prof and Mrs John Paynter left Friday for the summer to Harrisonville to visit Mrs Paynter's relatives.
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Raymond Walden
Meredith
Long Bottom
Ralph Wolf
Alden
Carl Yagala
Betty
Athens
John Paynter
W.B. Roberts
E. G. Alden
W. E. Daugherty & Son
E. M. Daugherty
Hildare
Pennsylvania
Alexandra
Ohio
John Hayhurst
Ed. Galbreath
Harrisonville
Albanian government moves from Tirana to Elbasan
Belgrade dispatch reports rapid Albanian government withdrawal from Tirana to El Basan as revolutionaries gain control nationwide. The Sunday Express notes growing revolutionary success across Albania.
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London
Tirana
el Basan
Belgrade
The
Sunday Express
Political Maneuvers At Cleveland Convention Briefing
Edward N. Clifford arrives in Cleveland to back a Dawes nomination. Delegates anticipate a large number of platform planks with focus on tax reform world court economy and prohibition. Warren and Slemp head to Cleveland to present a tentative draft as policy committees meet.
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Clifford
Ilinois
Lowden
Hoover
Borah
Marion Leroy Burton
University of Michigan
Coolidge
Dark Horse
Cleveland
Resolutions Committee
Charles Beecher Warren
Mexico
C. Bascom Slemp
Warren
National Committees
Sees All Faces Round Square or Triangular
Defiance College lecturer Prof. J A Kirby classifies people by facial shapes. He describes round faces as jovial eaters who resist details, square faces as determined hard workers, and triangular faces as shrewd with nervous temper.
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Defiance
J. A. Kirby
Defiance College
Kirby
Coolville News Bunch of Provisions Arrive For Calaway Family
The Calaway family on State Road two miles west received a wagon load of flour meat vegetables cans and $12 from Bethel Ridge and Vanderhoot farmers along with donations. Mrs Cowdery and daughters are visiting Virginia grandmother. W C T U held meeting with Mrs Davis instead of ill Mrs McLaughlin. Mr and Mrs Davis and daughter and McBride family visited Parkersburg. Missionary Society met with Mrs Stout. Harold McBride and friends are
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A. C. Davis
McBride
Parkersburg
the Missionary Society
W. O. Stout
Harold McBride
Puff er Defends Itself By Ballon Like Appearance
A gray green puff er fish defends itself when threatened by inflating to resemble a balloon, a surprising defense mechanism observed by divers. The species uses inflation to appear larger and deter predators.
Joy-ride lure traps Chinese workers in far towns
A vivid column notes Chinese laborers spending their last pennies on automobile rides that strand them far from home. The men walk back content to have felt they got their money’s worth, highlighting risks of such outings.
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Peking
New Zealand Waterways Could Generate Millions of Horsepower
Estimates indicate New Zealand has watercourses capable of yielding over 4,000,000 horsepower, with only about 000 horsepower currently utilized. The figure suggests vast potential for hydroelectric development and energy supply.
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New Zealand
Ruling Favors Amesville Freight Plan Endorsement
Citizens of Amesville and Athens Chamber representatives, aided by legal counsel, worked with the Washington Commission for a freight plan. The plan, focusing on coal and other incoming and outgoing freight, was approved after mutual review and consideration.
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Amesville
Athens Chamber of Commerce
Washington Commission
President Coolidge Signs Bills Before Congress Adjourns
President Coolidge left the White House shortly after 6 PM to sign a number of bills before Congress adjourns at 7 PM. The trip to the capital was made to approve pending measures ahead of the session's close.
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Washington
Coolidge
White House
Capital
Congress
Eastern Star Meet and Initiation Notice
There will be a meeting of the Eastern Star Chapter on Monday evening at 7 30. Initiation is announced. The article notes that the standard of dancing in London is higher than in any other town or city, according to experts.
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London
Texas Senator to Retain His Toga
The Senate elections committee ruled Democrat Earle R. Mayfield of Texas entitled to his Senate seat. His defeated Republican challenger George E. B. Peddy had sought to unseat him over alleged illegal campaign expenditures.
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Washington
Senate Elections Committee
Earle R. Mayfield
Texas
Senate
Mayfield
George E. B. Peddy
Rembrandt Baptism Scene Sold for Millions
An old painting titled Jesus Baptized in the Riv Jordan sold recently in Antwerp. A carpenter bought it for a few francs. Art critic Ian declared it a Rembrandt from 1640 worth at least 2,000,000 francs, but the buyer refuses offers.
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Jesus
Jordan
Rembrandt
Mussolini Gains Confidence Vote After Chamber Speech
In Rome on June 7 Premier Benito Mussolini declared Italy must remain armed for self preservation and won a vote of confidence for his government following the Chamber of Deputies speech.
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Rome
Benito Mussolini
Chamber of Deputies
Italy
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