Rockefeller's Call for Unity Over Denominational Emphasis
The article notes John D. Rockefeller Jr plans to cut annual funds to the Northern Baptist church while increasing support for inter denominational and charitable causes. He argues denominational focus diverts from Christian unity and urges cooperation to attract youth and strengthen the church. A rising number of Protestant leaders favor unity over division.
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John D.ler
Northern Baptist Church
Christ
Rockefeller
Our Folly Must Be Paid For
The piece argues tax indifference fuels government tolls, citing low turnout in Waco bond votes and the burden on nonvoters. It notes a Collin county man hid 1270 dollars, Perkins address in Commerce, and cross border liquor sales, urging footwear and restraint ahead of a local option election.
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Waco
Perkins
Commerce
Clarksville Times
Miss Perkins
Texas
South
Sister Perkins
Dallas
Sumners Urges Individual Effort To Boost Farm Prosperity
Congressman Hatton W. Sumners told the Dallas Agricultural Club that recovery hinges on action by individuals and government aid to farmers. He warned that today’s belief in quick gains is misleading and stressed restoring farmers earnings to revive purchasing power. He urged practical steps over roseate forecasts and noted the debate over how to assist farmers remains unsettled.
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Hatton W. Sumners
Dallas
Congress
Dallas Agricultural Club
Sumners
Farmer Seeks Equal Opportunity Across Industries
A farmer urges the government to stop protecting favored interests and to allow his land to operate freely. He argues salvation comes from equal opportunity for all industries and stresses the need for fair treatment without special support.
Comedy quotes and social notes about lend laws and power
A string of clipped quotations ranges from theatre managers mocked by loan seekers to jabs at power companies and politicians. The items include a judge on nightly disturbances near a government loan sign and wry lines about science, the New Yorker on power, and various city papers.
Worth a Smile Half a Cord Brown
Cartoon style note about a barter for a piano and a quip on a sponge cake and love letters. The piece includes a Q and A between a voter and an official at the polls and mentions a 6:30 supper at the State Prison in Thomaston.
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Nayber
Montreal Star
Thomaston
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