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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 1925
Page
5
Discussion of Sunday Sabbath School lesson contrasts Paul Barnabas Jerusalem council and Gentile converts. Highlights Christian liberty for faith over circumcision, with conference deliberation as a model for resolving modern disputes across church, industry, politics, and science.
Local churches publish their Sunday schedules and August changes. Zion's Lutheran lists Sunday school 10 am and English service 10:45 am led by Pastor J O Landemeyer. St Paul Danish Lutheran hosts July 26 picnic at Elk Horn with Rev Jersild. Morningside Caldwell notes 10 am Sunday school and 9:00 am preaching with no evening service. First Congregational reports 9:45 am graded school, 11 am sermon on The High Cost of Living, August worship pause for August. Methodist Episcopal outlines morning Sunday school 9:30 am and 10:45 am service with optional Epworth League report. First Presbyterian summarizes summer series on the Apostle's Creed, 9:45 am Sunday school, 11 am and 8 pm services, vacation notice, choir and prayer meeting. Baptist welcomes all with Bible school 10 am, communion at 11 am, service 8 pm, youth report from Des Moines conference. United Presbyterian confirms 10 am Bible school, 11 am public worship, and youth and junior activities with topics on Defending the Gospel and progress of the Negro in America.
Omaha voters prepare for the Legion national convention as Pullman Co promises the greatest ever gathering of sleeping cars to house thousands. About 200 cars will be shunted to Omaha to serve as both travel and hotel space, with beds assured for every legionnaire and housing contracts already in place. National adjutant Russell Cyt hn says preparations are ahead of any prior convention.
The city hosts a tennis tournament with singles and doubles pairings announced. Local clubs organize the event as popularity for the sport grows. notable matchups include Kelse Saemisch M versus Park L.G. Sorden and several doubles teams led by Patrick Townsend Balancing.
In Des Moines on July 21 a gasoline price war intensified as several discount firms cut prices two cents below Standard Oil’s prior level. Some stations offered gasoline at four and a half to five cents a gallon after larger firms matched the Standard reduction to 1.5 cents. Officials declined to comment on further price cuts.
Maj. Thomas G. Lanphier praised the six air pursuit planes after their 4 day flight from Selfridge Field Michigan to Crissy Field San Francisco. The squadron left July 20 at 6 a.m. and arrived July 23 at 3:50 p.m. The journey proved an air army could move across the continent in four days.
A fire at the Harry Meat Market ice house in Adair Iowa caused about 2000 dollars in damage yesterday morning. The building carried 500 dollars in insurance. The origin of the blaze remains unknown.
After a stormy session the chamber of deputies rejected the woman suffrage bill by 81 to 74 amid a looming cabinet crisis. The vote sharpens divisions in Brussels as the chamber adjourned following the dramatic result.
Public worship in Roy Michigan is discussed under the banner The Great Opportunity Lost referencing Acts 8 126 88 and exploring themes of spiritual chances and religious life in America through a historical lens.
Lucile Woodward, a Hollywood actress, has filed suit in Los Angeles against plastic surgeon Dr. W. R. Galinger seeking damages over alleged cosmetic results described as a natural expression loss. The case hinges on medical claimed negligence and aims to recover for alleged disfigurement.
Princess Hermine discusses Kaiser Wilhelm II and German royalty in a continuing interview. She portrays the emperor as thoughtful and attentive to her tastes, denying common portrayals of him as embittered or vengeful. The dialogue also touches on social duties, meals, and daily life at Donara.
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