Christian Science Lecture Praises Healing Works Of Jesus
Charles I Ohrensten of Fort Wayne delivered a Lyric Theatre talk arguing Jesus taught healing through Christian Science. He defined God as infinite good and mind, urged followers to preach and heal, and asserted the kingdom of heaven is near and within believers.
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Charles I. Ohrensten
Ftret Church of Christ
Sientist
Boston
Lyric Theatre
Jesus
Lamatus
Jesus Choese
Jenos
God
Preach
Kingdom of Thesves
Kingdom of Heaven
Rise of Christian Science and its healer founder
A historical overview recounts how Josus sparked a true invasion of healing through Christian Science. It tells how Eady's discovery saved a woman at death, then enabled healing of others. The text highlights her book Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures, her global church, and the hundreds of thousands healed, framed as a lasting inspiring mission.
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Josus
Mr. Eady
Federal Training Camp Expenses Paid by Uncle Sam
The Army Reorganization Law authorizes camps for the instruction of U S citizens with all expenses paid including food, transportation and uniforms. Plattsburg Idea to be rolled out nationwide under federal direction with broad employer support enabling four weeks training without pay loss.
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United States
Plattsboro
War Department
Weyl
Plattsburg
Igneist
Herome
Supreme Court in 1910s Brandeis era roster and rules
The article lists Supreme Court justices appointed by Presidents from White to Brandeis with their states and ages, notes life tenure and retirement at 70, and explains that in practice few retire at 70. It discusses appointments, years of service, and the court's typical vacancy rate, plus the three senior judges who may retire at will.
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Supreme Court
Louis D. Brandeis
Edward D. White
Louisiana
Joseph McKenna
California
Oliver Wendell Holmes
Mass
William R. Day
Ohio
Willis van Devanter
Wyoming
Mahlon Pitney
New Jersey
J. C. McReynolds
Tennessee
Lewis D. Brandeis
Senate
New ‘York
United States Supreme Court
Taft
Hughe
Tustics
White
Cleveland
McKenna
McKinley
Holmes
Roosevelt
Day
van Devanter
Pitney
McReynolds
Wilson
Brandeis
Unkle Sams Kite Balloon Tested by U S Navy
The United States Navy completed a kite balloon test and shipped it to Pensacola Florida for viewing at the aeronautic station. The 60 by 35 foot craft, built in Akron Ohio, cost under $5,000 and is designed only for observation while anchored. Unlike dirigibles it has no propulsion and drifts with the wind if released.
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Unites States Navy
Tas
Pensacola
Fln
Cronautic Station
Akron
Europe
Buffalo Prepares Warm Welcome for Shrine Pilgrims
Buffalo officials gauge Imperial council attendance as 100,000 to 200,000 Shriners from North America descend for the July 11 to 13 gathering. Temple caravans will bring patrols, bands, and curiosities including a Calgary bison bound for the Buffalo Zoo, while hotels implement strict rooming contracts to curb scalping.
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Buffalo
Shrine
North America
Canal Zone
Imperial Council
George K. Staples
Niagara Falls
Niagara Frontier
Great Lakes
LuLu Temple
Philadelphia
Texas
Calgary
California
Canada
Lehigh Valley
Huffalo
Ismailia
McKinley
Toronto
Dominion
Montreal
Education and sanitation push for healthy citizens
The bulletin urges summer infant care and better public health measures. It questions typhoid death rates and highlights clean water and food as keys to a healthy America. It notes California’s typhoid decline, and mentions various ads and a New York to Liverpool liner with prominent passengers.
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U_ 8
Public Health Service
Graduation Gifts What Shall I Give Him or Her
A local ad promotes high class jewelry as ideal graduation gifts. It invites shoppers to browse a full line of watches diamonds and other jewelry with affordable pricing options to fit every purse.
Rural Schools Improve In Louisiana Linville Story
Rural Linville in northern Louisiana has transformed from a backwoods hamlet to a growing community centered on a school farm. A two room school expanded to six rooms with a shop, home economics, and sanitation facilities. Students cultivate a two acre school farm with fruit trees, fencing, and a spray wagon.
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Linville
Uvell
Frtm
Ing
Bors
Community Fair and School Link Spurs Local Progress
The School District Fair association formed and held its first annual fair on October 15, 1914. It boosted youth interest in farm club work and local industrial opportunities, while promoting social and educational development. Community activities included sports on school grounds and regular meetings in the school building. Young people aged 21 to 26 began attending, and farmers sought school help for agricultural problems, improving outlook and vision for the community.
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Don
Divorce intent and suicide attempt in Bridgeport couple
Mrs. Kline aged 18 attempted suicide by poison for the third time in four years of marriage. Her husband threatens divorce if she does not return to her parents in Camden, with plans to sue if she resists. She was to be discharged from Bridgeport Hospital after recovery.
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John Kline
Camden
N. J
Bridgeport
Ngrch
Bors
Kline
Pembroke Street
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H Dillon & Co
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Panama
New York
Liverpool
John Reckson
M. J. Buechler
the Reliable Jeweler
Fairfield Avenue
John Reck & Son
Hayes Fish CO
Water Street
Nothnagle’s
Main St
Corner Elm St
Meat Department
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Queen Olives
Santos
del Monte
Public Market&Branch
State & Bank Sts
Cartwright
THE
House OF Better
Old Hampshire Bond
Post Office News Store
Syrmumei
Jaycox Rubber CO
Clare's
George B. Clark ¢ & Co
Broad ST
Opp
Highland Spring Water Co
Warren Stehreet
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