Home Salvation Theme At Wednesday Talk Sermon
Dr Percy Morgan preached on saving the American home last night at the big tent of the capitol, warning that neglect of God in homes invites social decay. He urged teaching God in the home, stressing love, marriage sanctity, and Christian parenthood as foundations. He contrasted ideal home life with modern urban drift toward empty houses.
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Kingdom of Heaven
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Cinderella Wonderland Adopted by Millionaire Browning
New York August 3 The Wonderland tale took a new turn as Mary Louise Spas, daughter of Bohemian immigrants, was adopted by Howard A Browning New York realtor. The girl, said to be 16, toured lavishly with her new guardian and wardrobe plans are described as extravagant. Mildred Spas sister remains hospitalized with tuberculosis and identity cloaked keeping details private.
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What Are You Doing About Your Home Life
A preacher laments the decay of home life in America, urging families to return to faith, parental involvement, and the home as the center. He cites a missionary's travels and warns that neglecting religion at home invites moral decline, urging action to preserve family life and values. The piece also notes church bankruptcy in New York and a mass transit accident in Chicago with injuries.
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Stopes fights tradition of organized Christianity on birth control
Dr Marie Stopes the birth control advocate declares war on the tradition of organized Christianity. She vows to smash the bishops and church attitudes toward sex while pushing public opinion toward her project. She criticizes doctors for disagreement and insists birth control will overcome entrenched church norms.
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David M. Cruach
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Slight Gain Shown For Steck Recount
The recap of 33 Iowa counties in the Senate recount shows Daniel F. Steck with 128,407 votes and Brookhart with 120,711, with 1,346 more votes than the state tally. Challenged ballots numbered 2,077, and 441 disputed ballots were resolved in Steck and Brookhart's favor through county supervisor accords.
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Deny Acquittal In Mary Pickford Kidnap Case
Judge Victor Mellucas denied a defense motion for a directed verdict of acquittal for three men accused of plotting to kidnap film actress Mary Pickford. Evidence linked Louis "Geek" to the Los Angeles Police Department as part of the alleged plot. A dated note references the year 1858 and a large wagon supply shipment, indicating the fragmentary nature of the report.
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Belgium Wins Free Navigation on Scheldt River
A National Geographic bulletin reports Belgium gains free navigation on the Scheldt river, a vital economic waterway linking Antwerp to the sea. The Scheldt remains outside Belgian sovereignty, with the Netherlands retaining ultimate control over its passage through Dutch territory.
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Underground Oil Web Spans Nation in Million-Dollar Network
Chicago reports a vast underground oil pipeline system totaling over 65 000 miles of two to twelve inch pipes. The network links crude oil to refineries and plants coast to coast, valued at about 18.9 million dollars, with major companies noting the immense capacity required to move the oil by rail if severed.
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Mila
United States
Chicago Beauties Enter Fur Contests
Chicago girls compete to prove fur wearing expertise in a three show sequence staged by the Chicago Fur association and a chain of Chicago managers. The first show will be held the week of July 27, with hundreds of contenders vying for sixty places in the event.
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Pipelines as Public Carriers Powering Oil Movement
The article outlines long oil pipelines spanning thousands of miles, buried in trenches with heavy pumps moving 3 to 4 miles per hour. It details construction, regulatory status as public carriers, ownership by Prairie Pipe Line, Sinclair, Buckeye, and National Transit, and daily transport reaching hundreds of thousands of barrels.
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Atlantic Seaboard
Senator Smooth’s Hobbies Highlight Western Roots and Vaudeville
The profile notes Senator Smooth’s leisure interests including golf at the Washington course, vaudeville patronage, and movie fandom. Born in Salt Lake City in 1862, he enjoyed The Covered Wagon and The Iron Horse, reflecting Westward development. He even kept a projecting machine and staged film showings at home.
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Smooth
Salt Lake City
Utah
Alshon
Sweeting Room
Military Court To Quiz Air Fatality In Dayton
Dayton dispatch reports an air fatality as Lieutenant West faces possible charges over the death of a Wilbur Wright soldier. Reserve officer Rexroat from Wheeling, West Virginia, attempted to start a propeller, a switch was off, the motor started, Rexroat was killed after the propeller struck him, and the court will question officers to determine responsibility.
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Irance attack injures woman and chauffeur in Caen incident
An unclear report from Caen describes an incident where Mrs. Arnold Merril Arnold president of the Fidelity Trust Company of Knoxville was attacked by a furious person. The chauffeur was also injured and the assailant was turned over yesterday.
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Former Boston official Congdon sentenced for conspirary to violate Volstead Act
August 6 report states former Saline Wary police editor and town board member lgraid F. Congdon was sentenced to four months in federal prison for conspiring to violate the Volstead Act. The case centers on alleged plans to smuggle liquor at Salisbury. In Washington, O’Cen tper set a distance record by dancing 101 hours.
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Norvell G Tigrett Funeral Plans Announced
Obituary notes Norvell G Tigrett died in Lake Worth Florida and his body to arrive in Charleston Thursday en route to Gauley Bridge for burial with his widow, formerly Nora Bonham of the city. Also listed, Robert Lee Chambers, died in Huntington hospital, survived by wife, daughter, mother and two sisters. funeral arrangements not complete.
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Martino mental state delays execution ruling
Reports by Dr. Guthrie Mateer and Dr. Henshaw cite Martino as having the mental capacity of a seven year old. They urge permanent institutional care and contend he should not be executed, prompting a gubernatorial stay until August 7.
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Teran
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Quiet Prevails as Departure Is Postponed
A group of men forced a postponement of their departure from the Le Douchet air dome until tomorrow. Americans at Le Bourget in full uniform wore olive drab tunics Sam Browne belts high Moroccan leather boots and numerous war decorations. The contingent weaving by train wore civilian clothes.
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Paris to curb reckless drivers with new speed limits
Paris announces measures to reduce daily traffic accidents with a 40 kilometer per hour limit in Seine department districts. Police will warn drivers, issue written notices, and may revoke licenses. repeated offenses lead to traffic council action and fines. Taximeters will aid speed enforcement. early trials saw arrests for speeding at crossings.
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Seine
Bridge funding options for Spring Street discussed
Communications on Spring Street bridges argue for bond funding to avoid heavy two year levy. Officials favor bond route as quickest.
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Route 16 completion and bridge funding debate
W A Foster argues that twenty five years of taxes will fund the bridge and future maintenance, while the state road commission pushes to finish Route 16 from Charleston to Parkersburg by July 5. He warns Charleston faces pressure to accept higher traffic and questions the benefits to northern communities and local merchants.
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Woman praises mineral oil for varicose veins relief
Mrs Vogel recounts long struggle with swollen veins and cramps relieved after using MOONE EMERALD OIL. She notes walking easier, able to scrub kneeling, and avoiding hospital, claiming the oil affordable for a poor worker and available at Bullman’s Drug Store and Wise drug stores.
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