Unemployment Dole In England Blamed For Woes
Reverend Gervaise Roughton, after seven weeks in Derbyshire and England, argues dole payments harm Britain’s moral and economic stamina. He cites three million on unemployment, industry decline, and housing land losses, urging firm action to salvage the postwar order.
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England
Great Britain
Gervaise Roughton
Wesley-M. BE
Roughton
Doles
Duke of Rutland
Haddon Hall
Derbyshire
Switzerland
British Legion
Avon dale Presbyterian Church Service This Summer
Worship at 11 a.m. daily through the summer at Avondale Presbyterian on Reading Road and Lexington Avenue. The church offers helpful messages and good music with open doors for those whose churches are closed. Speaker is REV. LEWIS EARLE LEE, D.D.
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Lewis Earle Lee
Sermons by Dr. William Paterson at Norwood Church
Dr. William Tait Paterson will preach sermons titled When a Child Prays and Faith of Little Children tomorrow at Norwood Presbyterian Church. The service highlights child faith and prayer through two lectern messages.
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William Tait Paterson
Norwood Presbyterian Church
Reverend Watkine to Speak on The Witness of Nature
Dr A S Watkine pastor of the Winton Place M E Church will call on The Witness of Nature to the Gospel tomorrow morning sharing a faith themed talk at his church service.
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R. R. Fillbrandt
Washington Evangelical Church
Wisconsin
T. C. Howald
A. S. Watkine
Winton Place
M. E
Will Eall
Witness of
Burden of the Lonely Theme Radio Service
The Methodist Book Concern offers a morning radiocast from station WLW at 9 30 o clock tomorrow featuring The Burden of the Lonely as the service theme.
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Methodist Book Concern
Satuon
WLW
Pastor Baylor to Speak on Essentials and Nonessentials
The Rev. O. W. Baylor of West End Church of Christ will address the congregation tomorrow morning on the topic Essentials and Nonessentials.
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O. W. Baylor
West End
Sermon Preview by Rev. J. Kraft in Portland
Reverend J Kraft of Portland Oregon will preach tomorrow morning at Walnut Street Baptist Church. The service invites parishioners and local residents to attend the morning sermon.
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C. E. Stanton
The
Wyoming Baptist Church
J. Kraft
Portland, Ore
Walnut Street Baptist Church
Westwood First Presbyterian to Welcome Two Pastors
Dr Frank Granstaff of Lane Seminary and W C Nash of the Cincinnati Gospel Auto Band will lead the morning and evening services at Westwood First Presbyterian Church. Rev D Emmett Snyder, formerly of South Christ Church Akron Ohio, was chosen last week to lead Richmond Street Christian Church and will begin September 27.
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Boston
Mass
First Church of Christ, Scientist
Park Avenue
Second Church
Rist
Scientist
Clifton Avenue
1St Church of Christ, Scientist
Weyer Avenue
Norwood
Frank Granstaff
Lane Seminary
W. C. Nash
Cincinnati Gospel
Westwood First Presbyterian Church
D. Emmett Snyder
South Christ Church
Akron
Richmond Street Christian Church
Christian Science
Walnut Hills
Cliftor
Probasco Avenues
Atlas Basic Bidg
Ohio
Porter to preside at Young People’s Council meeting
Robert Porter, County President of the Christian Endeavor Union, will preside at a special meeting of the Young People’s Council to be held tomorrow evening at St. Paul’s Evangelical Church located at Fifteenth and Race streets.
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Salem Evangelical
Race M. E. Church
Fred C. Schweinfurth
Robert Porter
The
Christian Endeavor Union
Young People's Council
St. Paul’s Evangelical Church
Fifteenth and
Race Streets
Y M C A Official to Speak at Mt Healthy Church
Charles E. Lee, Boys' Work Secretary of the Y M C A, will deliver the devotional address at Mt Healthy M E Church tomorrow morning.
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Charles E. Lee
The
Mt. Healthy M. E. Church
Smart Blouse Ensemble Pattern 6170 5181 Details
Advertisement outlines pattern 5170 for a ladies blouse and 5181 for a skirt in multiple sizes. Blouse sizes 34 36 38 40 42 44 in black white silk with binding. skirt sizes waist 25 27 29 31 33 35 37 with hip measures. fabric yardage 4 for size 38 with 40 inch material. Patterns mailed for 10 cents each.
A Wife's Confessional Adds to a Coded Plot
In a tense domestic misdirection, Lillian and the narrator plot a coded telegram about a baffling robbery, using a deciphered ecard. Lillian charitably feigns weakness to enable the mission while insisting on secrecy and rest until an Allen operative arrives.
Leopard Lies In State In Paris Basement
The body of Zizi the leopard is embalmed and laid in state in the Paris Zoo basement on green branches as crowds file past the bier. Parisians pay two francs each to view the famous jungle animal after three days of liberty.
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New York World News Service
Paris
Zizi
Zoo
Hanselmann Club Hosts Second Midday Lawn Frolic
The Hanselmann Club stages a second midsummer lawn frolic this afternoon on the lodge grounds at Clifton avenue opposite Burnet Woods. Programs include children and adult races, a tug of war between married and single men, and other events chaired by Arthur Heitz with F. H. Bremer as president.
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Hanselmann Club
Clifton Avenue
Burnet Woods
F. H. Bremer
Arthur Heitz
Treacherous Plan Stirs Narrow Escape from Deception
A narrator contemplates betraying family to satisfy Allen Drake's orders as Steve faces arrest. The tension centers on delaying actions until Drake's operative arrives from New York while the narrator weighs the impact on her mother-in-law husband and child. The scheme begins with seeking Lee Chow.
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Allen Drake
New York
Steve
Lee Chow
Ser., Inc
Autumnal Tunics and the Rise of Blue Shades in 1925
Fashion editor Eleanor Gunn notes blue dominates spring color, replacing purples with turquoise to navy and sapphire tones. She highlights overblouse and pleated skirts, cubist embroidery, and French tunics with collars or boatnecks, inviting readers to seek guidance via mail.
Cincinnati Streets Raised Ten Feet Since 1827
Building Commissioner George Hauser announced after inspecting the northeast corner building at Fifth and Main that Cincinnati streets have been regraded and filled so ten feet higher than a century ago. The 1827 structure shows basement foundations once level with the street, indicating historical elevation changes.
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Cincinnati
George Hauser
Fifth
Main Streets
Hauser
Tragic Train Crossing Accident Injures Sailor
Woodford L. Serrell 19 formerly in the United States Navy was taken to General Hospital after his right foot was mangled while attempting to board a moving freight train at 8 oclock on the Hopple street crossing of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad. He said he was out of funds and trying to beat his way home to Bloomfield Missouri. Physicians amputated his foot and his condition was not serious.
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Trai Woodford L. Serrell
United States Navy
General Hospital
Hopple Street
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Serrell
Bloomfield
One Girl's Heart by Fay Stevenson
Bettina and Lionel share a heartfelt moment as she rejects a stage career to become his wife in New York. He offers to help her dance dreams, but she chooses marriage over fame. They plan a early breakfast wedding with friends before Hollywood. The story closes with their vows and a hopeful future.
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Bettina
Lionel
Lucile
New York City
Lionel Larmont
Larry Larmont
Hollywood
Larry
Gordon de Coverly
By Press Publishing Co
Fay Stevenson's Without a Heart Serial Opens Next Monday
Fay Stevenson begins a new story titled Without a Heart about an eighteen year old girl and her first love. The tale asks when a girl begins to love and promises to unfold the answer in the upcoming daily installment.
Keeping the Body Young Through Sleep and Play
An article urges preserving health to delay aging by sleep, play, and hobbies. It explains restless sleep may stem from digestive troubles and toxins, advocates relaxation through hobbies, cites King George’s wartime hobby, and urges readers to cultivate a pastime. It also includes reader questions on tonsil removal and sinus treatment with Dr. Copeland answering health queries.
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George
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