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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1925
Page
9
A compact note presents a quick cross word puzzle with horizontal and vertical clues. It lists numerous word definitions from ages to edge of roof to Roman emperor and notes a solution line for yesterday's puzzle.
Cyril Hume wrote Wife of the Centaur at age twenty one and it became a sensational best seller. Ki Vidor directs a film version now shown at the Colonial Theatre with John Gilbert Eleanor Boardman Aileen Pringle and cast members. Metro Goldwyn Mayer produced the adaptation by Douglas Doty.
A discussion of the Ascension and the two Bible interpretation schools, literalists and modernists. The article argues the Bible remains true, cites Luke 24 and Mark 16, and urges focus on the living Christ rather than dated prophecies. It emphasizes Christ's eternal intercession, resurrection life, and the call to preach repentance and forgiveness in his name.
The Scott Street Baptist church reports a successful rally on the 16th at the church, with a drive that has raised 1,892.54 dollars last Sunday and over 6,000 dollars since November. Dr. James leads strong growth, with seventy new members, and Rev. A Garner from Birmingham preaches this week on Abraham's Faith. A separate note mentions a St Patrick dinner fundraiser for John Steward Memorial Church.
Mrs. Babi London, among England's oldest teachers, contends that modern women favor freedom over marriage and a beauty cult over motherhood, and she opposes prohibition.
The most popular blues singer is praised by friends from the recording room to buyers for Reckless Blues, noted as the best since Down Hearted Blues. Other numbers by Bessie are listed.
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