Life of Peace Sermon Emphasizes Spiritual Way Over Riches
A sermon discusses a spiritual life as the path to happiness and rest, contrasting riches fame and lust with a Christ centered path. It uses Spinoza and biblical quotes to illustrate turning from material to spiritual life and ends with a call to accept Jesus as the way, the truth, and the life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesus
Spinoza
Ria
Triige
Lis
Gon
Mamimon
Sam
God
Clemliness
Man
Hood
Stine
Christ
Jesus Christ
Gay
Guy
Post Toasties Breakfast Promo Urges Cool Mornings Flavors
An old ad promotes Post Toasties corn cereal as a refreshing breakfast option for hot days. It highlights toasted corn hearts, energy on sultry mornings, and serving ideas with milk, cream, or fruit, noting General Foods as the producer and inviting readers to request a detective manual via a dated contest offer.
Auto Clubs Meet Prominent WV Leaders In Luncheon
Governor H G Kump honorary chairman and state executive committee members head a gathering of Auto Clubs to plan a luncheon in which Pali M. Conley presides. Representatives from Bluefield Huntington Wheeling Parkersburg Northern and Southern West Virginia clubs attend along with the western division of the AaA.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. G. Kump
A. M. Hill
Earl J. Smith
P. D. Shingleton
W. W. Trent
Charles B. Ebert
Z. F. Saulsbury
John W. Chaffee
Mr. Johnsen
Herman F. Shank
John F. Morgan
James E. Mann
Percy Hornbrook
Claude Maxwell
F. F. Schultz
James Woodell
Conley
Nown
Automobile Clubs
Bluefield
West Virginia
Huntington
Parkersburg
Southern
West Virgina
Wheeling
Leader on Page 3 Contends on Federal Debt and Promises
The piece cites G.0. PLL arguing that the coming year sees continued fiscal strain as Congress authorized 8.58 billion in new bonds while disavowing principal payments. It notes public debt surpassing WWI levels and accuses the Democratic Party of failing to cut federal spending as promised, claiming a 109 day rise rather than reduction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democratic Party
Death of James Bix at 18 in Voorhis hospital
James Bix aged 18 of Voorhis West Virginia died in a hospital yesterday from injuries sustained when he dived into a contriver on June 22. He was a member of the Civilian Conservation Corps and his unit was established in a camp near Heath Boone county last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Bix
Voorhis
W.e
Idea! Hospital
Lnto
Henee
Civilian “Conservation Corps
Heith
Boone” County
Unity of effort in American Jewish leadership urged
A report from the Central Conference of American Rabbis calls for a new truly representative world Jewish organization. It would unite Jewries in America and abroad, speak with authority on Jewish questions, coordinate with European and other Jewish communities, and promote a world conference. Signed by Rabbis Enelow Goldenson Simon Wise Mateus Rosenow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Jewish Committee
American Jewish Congress
Bina B'rith
Central Conference of American Rabbis
Aole
Arr
Holding & World Conference
H. G. Enelow
New York
B. Goldenson
Pittsburgh
Abram Simon
Washington, D. C
Jonah B. Wise
Jacob R. Mateus
Cincinnian
Willem Rosenaw
Haltimore
Legion Hosts Guests From Across States At Gathering
Legion leaders including Joseph V. Patterson Findlay Patrick Griffith Uniontown Paul Hetzel Moorefield John A Elden Cleveland and B Tun head a national event with guests Lawrence Imhoff Frank Murphy and regional reps from Youngstown Mertins Ferry Alliance Massillon Libson Mingo and Silineville Bands joined from Hust Palestine Canton and Columbus posts in Ohio and nearby areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph V. Patterson
Findlay
Paul H. Griffith
Uniontown
Paong Hetzel
Pownil
Moorefield
John A. Elden
Cleveland
Legion
Lawrence &. Imhoff
St. Clairsville
Frank Murphy
Steubinville
Drunt
Eagle Carpe
Youngstown
Mertins Ferry
Alliance
Massillon
Libson
Mingo
Silineville
New Gumperland
Hust Palestine
Canton
Calumbua
Luckless Bandit Captured After Gun Threat by Brother
Bolarsky awoke to a stickup scene as his brother restrained a thief with a 28 caliber revolver from an overalls pocket. The assailant pleaded for mercy, asked to alert the police, and fled in a parked car after Bolarsky ordered him to the ground and summoned officers. The suspect was captured after the vehicle sped off.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bolarsky
Bovinsky
Delegates Examining Credit Expansion and Public Works
The Great Britain and United States delegations along with larger British dominions express in principle agreement on vigorous credit expansion and public works as part of price stabilization. France backs inflation to restore price levels and push production and marketing controls for primary materials. Private meetings planned on monetary issues as Hull and Gox engage in discussions while the Thames River recess continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Britain
United States
Bkatean Agricultural and Industrial Central
Lonetary
Key Fittman
France
Cordell Hull
Yeading
James M. Gox
Monetary Commission
Howe
Davis to Give 6 Crew Find Secretary on Bermadot
Davis to Give 6, his crew find his secretary Stephen T. Early on the departing Bernadou. Early returns to Washington to take over the office while Marvin H. McIntyre, another secretary, comes up for the last week of the cruise. James Roosevelt left Bernadou to attend the Massachusetts repeal constitutional convention as a delegate. Solon Cutter and Amyas Ames travel with him. Roosevelt and Cutter will rejoin Amberjack on Tuesday возвращение Bernadou.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephen T. Early
Bermadot
Washington
Marvin H. MclIntyre
James Roosevelt
Solon Cutter
Amyas Ames
Roosevelt
Cutter
Recovery Prompts Wage Debate and Retail Code Draft
The piece notes a broad push for workers to organize to secure full benefits of the recovery act amid employer concerns over collective bargaining. It reports a renewed effort to sway public opinion and outlines a forthcoming national retail dry goods code proposing a 48 hour week, wage scales by region, and a rule against selling below net invoice cost to cover labor costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Recovery Administration
Green
William Green
American Federation of Labor
Johnson
National Retail Dry Goods Association
Msi
Chistman
New Appointments Hinted as Old Administration Gaps Persist
Capitol observers note pending vacancies in major posts including adjutant general and public welfare director. P S Shingleton leads state police while Brancis W. Tur fier remains acting welfare chief. Minor officer vacancies linger as no rush to fill, with road commission changes anticipated and 55 county road supervisors affected under a unified highway department.
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P. 5
Shingleton
Capitol
National Guard
Benson
Brancis W. Turfier
Knaip
Sike
Harry F. Renehaw
Old Road Commission
Downs
West Virginia University
Road Commission
County Courts association eyes four court test of new road law
T M Cheek of Elkins remains secretary of the abolished game fish and forestry commission and may become the conservation director. A new setup will absorb game fish and forestry duties with full executive powers. The firesman commission will have little authority, and four men are named for adjutant general: James B Eineala Charleston F Guy Ash Morgantown O C Damewood Greenbrier and Hereford McGinnis Bluefield. Trent asks county education boards to serve until the 1924 general election and to gain support from parents and educators for the large task ahead. Boards will travel paths untrodden in West Virginia as they implement the new system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Courts Association
T. M. Cheek
Elkins
Game, Fish and Forestry Commission
Dilvestor
Firesman Commission
Kincaid
Edge
James B. Eineala
Charleston
F. Guy Ash
Morganstown
O. C. Damewood
Greenbrier
West Virginia
Trent
Recovery Act details wage and hours controls for industry
The article explains how the Recovery Act would enable interplant cooperation after Sherman anti trust era. It outlines how segments of an industry could set minimum wages, maximum weekly hours, and prevent products priced below production cost. It notes regional wage differences and the role of the Recovery Administration led by Hugh S Johnson in reviewing industry agreements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh S. Johnson
Description of labor codes and collective bargaining rights
The passage describes a process where three parties represent labor and the consuming public at public hearings, with additional dissenting groups allowed. It explains that codes proposed by industry groups are submitted to the President for approval, after which they become law and binding on all plants. The core aims are minimum pay, maximum hours, and preventing selling below cost to curb sweatshops, with enforcement provisions in place though cooperation is hoped to reduce need for action.
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Johnson
Roosevelt
Prevention Is Better Than Cure Pills Ad Claim
An old ad promotes Lydia E. Pinkham's Tablets to dull periodic pain before it starts. It claims regular use over months may yield permanent relief with no narcotics or side effects. The copy emphasizes a new 50 cent package size at druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia E. Pinkham
Widow Is Held Holds Suspect in Slaying Case
The widow is held and believed to have fired the fatal shot. Investigators said she acted for gain in a plot tied to a $1,000 promise. The man named Lemon served a 21 year term for a past robbery killing and was paroled. The couple, married recently, were employed as a machinist's housekeeper and supervisor respectively. Crouch, jailed last winter in Moundsville, is linked to the plan formed while in Wood County jail awaiting transfer.
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Lemon
Aaid
Steadman Bryant
Mrs. Shaw
Otter
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