Socialism sermon at Newcastle Cathedral stirs crowd
Very Rev. C.H. Golding Bird led a large audience in a simple service on Socialism in Newcastle Cathedral. The Dean argued the differences in class, condemned excessive individualism, and urged the Church to defend the poor while guiding workers with sympathy and firm moral stance.
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C.H. Golding Bird
Australia
London
Dean
Obor
Costa
Church of Jesus Christ
Sho
Abe
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Give and Take Creed in Australia Speech
A rugged call by the Renn for balanced relations between labor and capital. He rejects equating Laborism with socialism and urges teaching that capital is necessary to labor and labor to capital. He cites the King’s death resolution as legal precedent and promotes social Christianity as the ethic of give and take for Australia.
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Australia
Commonwealth
Wonderful Aviation and Channel Flight Feats Praised
French papers hail C B Ralls as remarkable after his successful Channel crossing and return. King George V and Madame Bleriot compliment Mr Ralls while Hon C S Rolls calls the ascent a mechanical matter with no danger if the engine runs. Colonel J E Capper and two companions fly the new army airship Beta from Farnborough to London circling St Paul’s and return, maintaining about 100 feet average height on a night voyage.
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J. E. Capper
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South Farnborough
Farnborough
London
St. Paul's Cathedral
Candela Rugby Union First Round Results Brief
The Candela rugby season opened May 4 with Bemboka 22 Paimbula 10. Candelo beat Rovers, earning 4108. May 12 saw Hega and Candelo draw with Gall. Pambula beat Rovers 14101, Bemboka had a bye. June saw Rovers beat Bemboka 1 to 9, Bega forfeited to Patula, Candelo had byes. July schedules list Bega, Pambula, and Candelo matches with byes and grounds.
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Paimbula
Candela
Rovers
Hega
Gall
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Bermbuke
Leaders Debate Prohibition Views Across Classes
The article cites statements by Joseph Chamberlain and other figures arguing against compulsory prohibition, defending moderate alcohol use. Chamberlain asserts prohibition harms the poor and is unlikely to succeed, while others advocate measured consumption and question moralizing limits.
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United States of America
Trely
Howe
Thomas Dutton
Thomas Patton
Dyce Duckworth
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Hidden Adages In a Rhyme Named After Objects
A playful riddle notes over a million pounds of snuff used yearly in the United Kingdom. Various objects offer business maxims in a sequence: the button, pencil, window, ice, calendar, barrels, fre, hammer, nutmeg, knife, glue, and chimney. Each suggests a pragmatic tip.
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