Church Awakens to Vast Resources Says Bishop
Buffalo N Y Feb 23 The world war has awakened the church to its tremendous resources Bishop Thomas Nicholson told delegates at the annual meeting of the Episcopal Council of Cities He cited the world war cost of 343000000000 and 43000000 si ns urging the church to develop modern business methods and scale its work to match progress and growth He called for faith in themselves and in the churchs ability to prevent another catastrophe and emphasized the need for spiritual power.
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Buffalo
N. Y
Thomas Nicholson
Nicholson
Mentho Sulphur Promises Quick Skin Relief
A skin specialist touts Mentho Sulphur for eruptions and blotches. It is claimed to destroy germs and begin healing within moments of application, with eczema symptoms drying up. A small jar is recommended from druggists.
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Ruggist
Advice For Mothers Bimba New Jersey Dr Pierce Prescription
Mrs Bessid Staples of 715 German Street reports Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription eased nervousness indigestion and sick stomach during expectancy. She credits improvement after one bottle and says she soon felt healthy and strong. All druggists sell the Prescription in liquid or tablet form.
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Bimba
N. J
Great Lakes steamer marvels at vast engines and coal capacity
The owner aboard boasts of duplicate engines and spare boilers to insulate the ship from any machinery failure. The vessel drains hundreds of tons of coal daily yet can outrun storms on the lakes. A later comparison likens running the old tug to powering a modern church, stressing moral and spiritual power over material might.
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Great Lakes
Chen
Hey
Supreme Court Finds No Error in 18000 Suit
In Norwalk a Supreme Court decision says no error was found in the Superior court action where Dr. A H Baldwin was awarded 18000 damages after being thrown from his automobile by an alleged roadway defect. Justice Ruger wrote the opinion. The trial occurred in Bridgeport before Judge Frank D. Haines and a jury.
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Supreme Court
New Haven
Superior Court
A. Hi. Baldwin
Nar
Norwalk
Baldwin
Mm. B. Ruger
Bridgeport
Frank D. Haines
Edgar ‘l. Andrews
Frances B. Dougharty
Wheeler
Arthur W. ‘Bell
Willian B. Strong
Judea Ta
Burpee
Justiee
Auditors' Suit For Back Pay Begun In New Haven
In New Haven Tech, 28, a suit for 4800 against the city of Meriden was begun by A. B. Aubrey Republican and Thomas J. Moerony Democrat, general auditors, plus ten deputy auditors. They seek 200 each for the general auditors and 300 each for the deputies for service last year and the prior year, tied to increases granted at a town meeting. First selectman Miller refused payment, contending the raises were ceremonial and not in office tenure.
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Tech
Ait
Mew Flon
A. B. Aubrey
Thomas J. Moerony
General Auditora
Waa Bogur
Edwil
Auperio
Renaral
Meriden
First Selectman
Norwegians May Adopt Prohibition Not Danes
New York February 22 cable dispatch from Copenhagen reports a bill to prohibit importation manufacture and sale of spirits and strong wines has been introduced there. The Danish Digsdag is moving toward a prohibition gesture though no Norwegian measure has been introduced yet.
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New York
EU Etter
Copenhagen
Adapina
Risis
Thristiania
Will Argue Setting Aside Verdict Friday
Arguments on a motion to set aside the verdict of 2400 dollars awarded by a jury in the superior court in the care of Isaac Church of Nor walk against Durrell Gregory and company of New Haver alleging misrepresentation in the sale of stock will be made before Judge Ti Keeler at the short calendar session on Friday.
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Isaac Church
Norwalk
Durrell, Gregory and Company of
New Haver
Ti. Keeler
Lutherans to mark 400th Worms appearance anniversary
New York reporting that the National Lutheran Council announces a worldwide observance on April 17 for the 400th anniversary of Martin Luther's appearance before the Diet at Worms. The celebration aims to foster clearer understanding among Lutherans and other Christians and to promote unity, purity of faith, and Christian brotherhood.
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New York
National Lutheran Council
Martin Luther
Worms
Luther
University of Wittenberg
Chinese Minister Tells of Former Visit in America
The article notes the new Chinese minister to the United States recalling a prior visit to America. It mentions health authorities inspecting steerage passengers aboard the steamer Aquitania for typhus carriers, with quarantine charges set at $8. The ship docked at noon, and passengers included Alfred and others.
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America
NHW
Aquitania
Alfred
United States
China envoy Dr. Lee defends role in Washington visit
Dr. Lee, leaving the boat to head to Washington, declines to be starviewed and issues a statement. He says he has eight years in the United States as a student and lawyer and will represent China to cultivate friendship with the United States and assist in global issues.
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Washington
Lee
Cleveland
McKinley
United States
China
West Virginia Man Claims Breakthrough on Circle Problem
Joseph Leiner a 62 year old architect and engineer from Wheeling says he has squared the circle after four decades of work and will apply for a Nobel prize. He asserts astronomy will be revolutionized and cites benefits to calculations of Mars distances though Dr Frank Morley of Johns Hopkins University says no such solution has been received and the problem is regarded as impossible.
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Wheeling
Vin
Mal
Joseph Leiner
Leiner
Chamberlain
Mars
Earth
Leitner
Letner
Lerner
Buxeh
Alsace-Lorraine
Frank Morley
Baltimore
Johns Topkina University
Joseph Lanier
West Virgina
Morley
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