Religious Bodies Joint Evangelism Sessions Held in City
Religious groups joined for an Evangelism conference in New Haven organized by the Federal Council of Churches in America and the Connecticut Federations of Churches. Preliminary meetings occurred in Bridgeport Hartford Waterbury New Haven and New York with a program including devotions lectures and discussions by Rev S. Te Foster Rev Charles L Goodell and others.
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MecQuean
Pasar
Iter Bapist
Chatrines of Christ
America
Connecticut
New Havon
Bridgeport
Hartford
Waterbury
New Haven
New Yonder
S. Te Foster
D. D
Brangoilam
Chas. L. Goodell
Commission On Evangelism and Life Services
Federal Council of the Churcher of Christ In America
Rederick . Farley
Commission On Evangelism
Congregational Churches
Founant University
Evangsi- Geni
Northern Baptist Convey- Bon
Father John’s Medicine Promises Pneumonia Danger Aid
An old advertisement touts Father John’s Medicine as a remedy for colds and pneumonia danger. It claims to boost energy, cleanse impurities, soothe breathing passages, and guarantees no alcohol or dangerous drugs, noting sixty five years of use.
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John
Father John
Kidney Health Advertisement Promises Kidney Relief Beverage
An old style ad touts a citrus lithium drink combining lemon juice and Lithia to flush kidneys and relieve urinary bladder issues. It claims to neutralize urinary acids, reduce headaches and dizziness, and promote regular kidney function with Jad Salts as an inexpensive remedy.
Mary Pickford Says Domestic Order Guides Fairbanks Home
Mary Pickford outlines a simple, costly streaming of life in Beverly Hills noting Douglas Fairbanks upper budget with ample entertaining. She stresses orderliness as the keystone of a happy home and insists clutter breeds discontent while modest possessions and personal culture sustain daily inspiration.
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Los Angeles
Uae
Mary Pickford
Douglas Fairbanks
Almarien
Mary
Mr. Wallbanks
Aupertiu
Litchfield Youth Pioneer of Great West
Dr. Wm. S. Beard of New York preached at United church on the Church and Her Young People. He recalled Marcus Whitman as a Litchfield youth who started the first sawmill in Oregon and drove the first cart across the Rockies, tying Western growth to Eastern capital. He noted increased activity of the Congregational Home Missionary Society sending workers.
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Wm. S. Beard
New York
Congregational
Wome Missionary Society
United Church
Church
America
United States
West
Leaming
Orégon
Marcus Whitman
Rockies
Connecticut
Litchfield
Rock
Les
Dr Board
Congregational Home Missionary Society
Tert
Three Killed as Auto Smashes Bob Sled in Newark
Three persons were killed and four injured when their bob sled was struck head on by an automobile in Newark Ohio on January 21. The deceased included a woman and a man from a casting party accompanying a journey.
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Bob
Newark
Ohio
Two Minutes to Go at Dawe and More in Local Theatres
The Dawe theatre opens with Two Minutes to Go featuring Charles Ray as Chester Burnett, a college student with a secret to earn his way. Mary Anderson leads, supported by an ensemble including Selmors and Stadman, praised for photography and direction. Empire theatre hosts A Divorce of Convenience with Owen Moore, while Lyric Theatre previews What Every Girl Should Know, a lively stock company comedy drama balancing romance and wit for a full week.
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Dawes
Dawe Theatre
Charles Ray
Ray
Chester Burnett
Chet
Mary Anderson
Royary Line Selmors
Lincoln Stadman
Trueman Way Dyke
Gua Leonard
Tom Wilson
Bert Woodruff
Francais Duna
Pafiip Dunham
Cnet
Charley Ray
Empire Theatre Lystt
Owen Moore
Mr. Moore
Ither Iaer
Vietor Heerman
Mr. Mboro
Robert Slits
LYRIC
Lyyig Theater
Lyric Stock Company
Eveta Nudsen
Thrilla
Charges Against Dye Interests To Be Investigated
Washington January 22 investigation of charges that dye firms in Leresta maintain a lobby in Washington to influence legislation and retain a monopoly in the American dye industry will begin tomorrow. Senate special committees led by Senator Shertridge of California will meet to plan the inquiry. The probe follows a petition by Senator Wing seeking details on the lobby and its activities including importers and their influence on tariffs and policy.
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Washington
Leresta
Senate
Bhertridge
California
Chaiman
Wing of
Tan
President expected to attack farmers' bloc in Congress
Washington January 2 President Harding will convene the agricultural conference with an address viewed as an assault on the so called agricultural bloc. The gathering includes farmers, meatpackers, and allied industry representatives aimed at discussing food supply and the pivotal policy questions affecting the country.
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Washington
Harding
America
Anglal Aglegates
Opickery
Otter Allied Industries
Ipeavas
Todas
Turding
Pongresa
Press Message Service Extension Request to Washington
The Pan-Pacific Press Congress and Honolulu groups petition Washington to extend the U S Naval communications service beyond July 1 1924. The proposal argues the temporary radio service aids Congress and world press cooperation. Supporters urge funds toward the Woodrow Wilson Foundation Fund and note a $6000 quota.
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Nava Redio
Pep
Unsure text hints at entertainment and success theme
Fragmentary lines discuss truth and falsehood, entertainment from start to finish, implying a secret of success through nightly entertainment and public appeal.
Craig-Collins pact hailed as step for unity
In Dublin the Craig-Collins pact was celebrated as a forward move toward Irish unity. The agreement aims to ease North South tensions, end Belfast boycott disruptions, and address governance over rail services and the boundary question amid nationalist distress and cautious optimism.
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Dublin
Associated Press
Michael Coslas
James Craig
Ulster
North
Ireland
Ate
Belfast
Balfast
Belfesc
South
West Iialand
Northowat
Ope Nationaists
Sinn Fein
de Valera
Grimt
Tima
Yew Shell
Path Wovernments
Ta Southern Dines
Agregatta
Free State
Extramls
Fragmentary OCR Note Sparks Unclear Berry Nonsense
A garbled OCR fragment mentions goose berry sage berry blue Iberey and fagaion with odd phrasing about whittling a finger while Troveers are wiser at the bottom. The text is highly opaque with numerous misspellings and incomplete sentences, leaving little verifiable context.
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Fagaion
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