Muhammad and Abu Bakr Shaping Early Islam
The piece reviews Muhammad's last sermon and the early creed of Islam, praising its rejection of priestcraft and emphasis on equality, kindness, and social justice. It highlights Abu Bakr as the firm conscience who sustained Muhammad's mission and organized early expansion after the Prophet's death, against a backdrop of Byzantine and Persian decline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abu Bekr
Muhammada
Muhammad
Mecca
Allah
Medina
Syria
Had
Islam
Arabia
China
Russia
Turkestan
Heraclus
Ghosroes II
Persia
Byzantine Empire
Abu Yakr
Constantinople
Mesonotanih
Desert
Damascus
Trimming Hats with Ostrich Feathers and Flowers
Ostrich plumes and flowers are used to trim small hats. Black satin and taffeta are common bases. The style scene highlights smart millinery details for mall fashion.
Representative from New London Injured in Fall
Washington February 21 Representative Richard P Freeman of New London injured when he slipped on a gangplank in the Capitol subway between the capitol building and the House of Representatives building. He fell on concrete and was taken to Providence hospital. condition reported satisfactory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Richard P. Freeman
New London
Capitol
House of Representatives
Freeman
Providence Hospital
Pretender to Portugal Throne Dies in New York
Prince Miguel de Braganza eldest son of Don Miguel Braganza died of pneumonia at the Park Avenue home of William Rhinelander Stewart in New York. He married Anita Steuart in 1919 after help from Emperor Franz Joseph of Austria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Prince Miguel de Braganza
Don Miguel Braganza
Portual
Park Avenue
William Rhinelander Stewart
Anita
Francs Joseph of Austria
Trade Commission to push Lasky case in court
Washington Feb 21 The federal trade commission will press vigorously in its case against the Players Lasky corp and subsidiary concerns charging unfair competition and monopolistic policies. The case, first charged in 1924, is set for trial in New York City on April 23.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Federal Trade Commission
Poceca
Famous Players-Lasky Corporation
New York City
Fairfield Firemen to Play Basketball for Benefit
Fairfield February 21 Special A dance and basketball game will be held at Sherman hall tomorrow night to raise funds for Fairfield Fire Company No 1. Firemen form the team and a special program is planned. First Selectman Frederick A Burr resumes duties at town hall after an illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairfield
Sherman Hall
Fairfield Fire Company No
First
Household Suggestions From Practical Homemaker
Practical tips cover floor polishing with steel wool in soapy water and rust prevention by white paint on bed springs, plus bread knife warming, boiling water for vegetables, and drying lettuce with paper towels. Also notes on trimming georgette dresses with delicate ruffles and lace.
Old Style Revived Shoulder Drape Fashion Note
The Bertha effect has developed into the shoulder drape popular in Civil War times. It is often caught up with an old fashioned brooch and the ends allowed to hang to the waistline.
Fancy Footwear and Rhinestone Heels Featured
Delicate colored procaded slippers trimmed with large rosettes or pompoms of lace or ribbon appear alongside satin models with rhinestone studded heels. The display highlights elegant footwear details and decorative trims.
Amber Beaded Gown Delicately Draped in Crepe de Chine
The gown features amber crepe de chine with small amber beads used as the sole trimming. Beads outline the irregular hemline and recur about every inch across the entire surface of the dress, creating a consistent beaded texture throughout.
Youth to be arraigned today in city court
Miaurice Queslin 18 was arrested Tuesday in a suspected role in the Knights of Columbus clubhouse robbery. He will be arraigned this morning in City Court after a delay for his mother's nervous breakdown and his father's recent operation. Several minor cases were disposed of in City Court yesterday. Charles B. Marsh of Easton was fined for parking violations. John Corey of Hallett Street, 16, was reprimanded fined 20 and placed on probation six months for improper conduct toward a four year old girl. Frank DeMarka 19 of Steuben Street was sentenced to 20 days in jail and fined 20 plus costs for obtaining 17 under false pretences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miaurice Queslin
Knights of Columbus
Charles B. Marsh
Easton
John Corey
Hallett Street
Frank DeMarka
Steuben Street
Army Budget Bill Returns to Conferees for Changes
The Army Appropriation bill was sent back to conference in Washington on February 21 as the House instructed its conferees to press two key provisions. One would deny retirement pay to officers with private government business ties, the other would require parental consent to enlist boys under 21. The House also modified language on retirement pay that the Senate had struck out.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House
Senate
General Allen Sails on George Washington
Bremen dated report says Major General Henry T. Allen former commander of American forces in Germany sailed today on the steamer George Washington for New York. The ship carried seventy American army officers and their families. remaining officers to depart later on the President Roosevelt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bremen
Henry T. Allen
Germany
George Washington
New York
Roosevelt
Bamberger & Co
Newark
Myron Morse
John Brennen
True Story Magazine
Joan Willis Weeks
Doris
Doseher
New York Evening World
Sunset Serenaders
Alling
Carolina
Chicago
Isle of Sweathearts
Tovin
Sam
Zara
Bilis Ro Armatro
Auec
The
Oranges
John Tleonard Merril
Lugenot Society of
New Jersey
A. Rh
New Jersee
Serenaders
New Customs Receipts Set Record in New York
New York February 9 1 customs receipts reached 2 107 836 dollars on duties for 3 million dollars of imported raw and finished goods The figure marked the largest daily collection since the tariff schedule took effect and reflects a strong surge in duties collected across imports and manufactured products City officials noted the record for a single day was a milestone in the new tariff era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Restrain Steel Company From Selling Land
Chancellor Wolcott issued a temporary restraining order in Chancery Court Wilmington delaying the Steel and Tube Company of America from disposing its property to the Youngstown company. The stockholders meeting on February 28 will still vote on the proposed asset sale to the Youngstown unit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilmington
Del
Wolcott
Chancery Court
Steel and Tube Company of America
Youngs' Town, Steel and Tube Company
Youngstown Company
Mass Meeting of Jewish Residents at High School
A mass meeting of all Jewish residents of the city is set for March 4 at the high school auditorium. Speakers include David Feuer J B Fleth Dr Newman and Prof Horn with committee members from Bridgeport Keren Hayesod. The purpose is to explain how the 18000 contributed to the Palestine Foundation Fund has been spent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Feuer
J. B. Fleth
Newman
Pr. Horn
Bridgeport
Keren Heyesot
Palestine Foundation Fund
David Fener
B. Klein
Richard Gottheill
New York
Selmarya
Famed Lake Superior Rocks National Landmark Feature
The rocks along a seven mile stretch of Lake Superior’s southern shore rise 50 to 300 feet above the water and form striking shapes from erosion. The Silver Cascade drops 175 feet at one point and waterfalls dot the cliffs. The area is tied to Hiawatha country and Nokomis with the old port of Munsing nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Superior
St. Lake
Kings “Handbook of
United States
Hiawatha
Nokomis
Munsing
Greatest Gold Mine at Timmins Ontario Reported Output
The world's greatest gold mine located at Timmins Ontario 500 miles north of Toronto produces about 120000 tons of ore each month yielding about 1000000 in refined gold.
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Timmins
Ont
Toronto
Radio Programs Listing From Newark to Schenectady News
A compiled rundown of radio broadcasts on WJZ WOR WEAF and WGY stations from Newark and nearby areas. Programs include farming reports, weather forecasts, concerts, lectures, patriotic pieces for Washington's Birthday, and lifestyle segments with music and talk hosted by various regional figures and organizations. A vanity case shaped like a butterfly is also noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WJZ
Westinghouse el & Mfg. Co
Newark
Gregory’s Orchestra
Morristown
N. J
Women's Wear Daily WeSpapers
Sical
David Co
New York Evening Mall
Frank I Dole
Marguerite Agnes Walte
Arlington
Cameo Theatre
Pittsburgh
United States Public Alth Service
Dreamtime Bady
Imperial Main Quartet
Aunt Margery
Parks
Honey Mine
Lemmel
Buck
Kentucky Home
Bauhfus
Bohamno
Besa
Bonheur
William Mette
General Varney
Washington Post
Sousa
Fox
Telegraph Office
The
War Department
Bayley
Elaborate Braiding Describes Vintage Blue and Tan Costumes
Sapphire blue braid forms an ornate cuff and hem design on a Poiret twill suit with crepe de chine lining. A tan jersey costume features black and orange bandanna kerchief and plaid braid. Straight tailored lines define both outfits.
Spring Coat Fashion in Biscuit Taffeta
A smart spring coat of biscuit colored taffeta features cordon silk bands and a fluffy blue fox collar, creating a refined and stylish outerwear option.
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HG. Wells
Outline OF History
Nedina
Jesus of Nazareth
Murhammang
Brotharhood
Earth
Paradise
God
Jesus
Gauhama
Guarani
Turrertan
Dumse
Portugal
Fairfield Firemen
Georgette Cipes
General Allen
Restrain Steel Company
H. S
WEAF
American Tel. & Tel Co
Carnegie Hall
Fire Department
Robert Oyphant
S.A. RK
Alfred ©. Smith
Six Sirens Dance Orchestra
Kismet Temple Band
Brooklyn
Miriam Battista
Kismet Temple
Prophet
Meyarbeer
Tschaikowsky
Pope Caldwell
Dvorak
Sullivan
Faust Gounod
Auber
Newell Dwight Hillis
Plymouth Church
Orth
Don Dykeman
Willams
Hager
William. Tell
Rossini
America
KDKA
Westinghouse Electric & Mfg. Co
East Pittsburgh
Adamson
By O. Jacobsson
George McManus
Casey
Nees
Will
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By Arch Dale
Rye Tae
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