Return bout discussed after Reed beats Robinson at Framingham
Pat Reed defeated George Robinson of Cambridge at Framingham. Robinson’s backers seek a rematch while Sally Snyder offers Johnny Alecks to fight Reed and bets on the challenger stopping Reed within the limit. A joking exchange about Grace and a church wedding adds color.
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Jim MacDonald
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Faunce condemns church as untrue to modern mission
Rev Dr W H P Faunce of Brown University denounces the so called respectable lukewarm church during a sermon at First Church in Chestnut Hill. He says the church must be an interpreter radiant with spiritual power as Addison Moore is installed as pastor.
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Liberal Christian leaders urge churches to be initiators not merely recruits
Dr. Faunce calls churches a reservoir of spiritual power and urges them to die for truths rather than fear enthusiasm. He argues the church should start initiatives, not control all progress, and be an Interpreters House guiding society. The installation featured Crothers Frothingham Cornish Saltonstall.
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Galilee
Labor's View Dead Wrong at Park Street Church
Rev. A Z Conrad denounces labor unions and calls out professors for shaping workingmen into pitying slaves. He cites Roosevelt as a model of hard work and argues leisure costs, urging a return to honest labor and a longer workday to sustain the republic.
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Park Street
Roosevelt
Conrad
Frazee Faces Ruth Holdout Rumors
Frazee anxious over Babe Ruth contract brinkmanship as baseball chatter links Ruth to a possible holdout next season. The owner has handled stubborn players before and may blunt new disputes with his usual resolve.
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Harry Frazee
Babe Ruth
Frazee
Counter-Irritant Joke in a Mrs Smithers Exchange
A humorous exchange defines a counter irritant as a woman who makes a shopman pull down goods for two hours and then buys hairpins. The joke relies on a playful misdirection about irritants and shopping behavior.
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