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Newspaper

Bridgeport Telegram

Location

Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America

Date

Oct 11, 1926

Page

13

Experience of Western Girl

The fertile valleys of Oregon help to supply the tables of America. In a canning establishment Julia Schmidt worked sealing and other tasks. She became weak and bedridden for five years despite medicines. A friend advised Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound, and after a trial she improved greatly. She promotes the product and offers to answer letters from concerned women. Address: 13652 North Front St, Salem, Oregon. For sale by all druggists.

Oregon America Julia Schmidt Lydia Ho Pinkham Miss Schmidt Jolia Schmidt Noth Front St. Saiph

True Manhood Is Self Controlled Declared By Pastor

Rev T F Rutledge spoke at Park Street Congregational on The Soul's Awakening using the Prodigal Son parable. The sermon, broadcast by WCW, urged personal responsibility and social obligation, denouncing determinist theories and urging self mastery as key to manhood.

T F Rutledge Park Street Congregational Church WCW Wather Bewe Martune Mr Beale Sava

Older brothers as the church’s core problem in quiet sins

A speaker contrasts the older and younger brothers, arguing that profitless middle age and respectable self-indulgence devastate society as much as wild youth. He urges older generations to reject moral stagnation, fund divine work, and guide youth toward the kingdom of God.

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Queen Marie Tours Paris Auto Salon With Enthusiastic Crowds

Queen Marie of Roumania, escorted by a minister and two ladies in waiting, visits the Paris automobile show on the Champs Elys es amid paintings and motor displays. Her attire and presence draw crowds while Princess Teanga attends the Salon Nautique nearby. The royal visit coincides with a luncheon at the hotel and an afternoon tour of the motor exhibit.

Paris Roumania Marie Teanga Salon Nautique Seine Palais

Visit highlights American fare and car culture contrasts

The text notes her interest in American cuisine during a visit and her reflection on how Europeans, largely pedestrians, perceive the bustling traffic of a country where most families own an automobile. It contrasts mind focus between food and the proliferation of cars.

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Success Results From Work Says Local Preacher

The Rev Herman F Reissig of West End Congregational Church argues life drifts in one direction unless resisted. He warns that drift leads to bad habits and corruption in government and business, urging individuals to act to improve the world through honest work in home church school and community. He cites faith in God as essential and condemns shallow optimism while urging Christians to actively strive to better society.

Herman F Reissig West End Reissig House of Gods Goa Willard Sperry Americas Ua Nero Rome Reisalg

Labor and church leaders unite in Detroit meeting

Partisan rhetoric gives way to labor favored views as officials from the American Federation of Labor and the Federal Council of Churches join clergy at Detroit churches. Willam Green and Dr Gaius Atkins address relations between labor and church at a large gathering, with sermons and prayers from multiple denominations.

American Federation of Labor Detroit Council of Churches Federal Council of Churches of Chemist In America Green Federation Federal Council of Churches U. S Frank Adams First Universalist Church Detroit Cou Labor St. A A. Ryan National Welfare Council John P. Frey Ohio Federation of Labor

Detroit churches defend labor in protest meeting

A city meeting at First United Church condemned disrespect toward labor leaders and urged loyalty to government trust. Floss North M Tipps, executive secretary, spoke for the Detroit Chamber of Commerce group and the Industrial Commission, praising Protestant unity and sympathy for workers and condemning actions against labor leaders.

Detroit C.t Citiens of Flos North M Tipps Sec Chiureh Coibnetts Meetimg Ud Wollme G Ceon Baber Thalg O Clics American Federation of Tabor

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