Ancient Coptic Church History and Schisms in Africa
The article surveys the Coptic church in Africa from its early roots to the Chalcedon split and later Islamic conquest. It notes key figures like St. Mark, St. Peter, St. Augustine, and St. Chrysostom, cites monastic origins, and details centuries of doctrinal disputes, persecution, and eventual Islamic conquest.
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Tala
Thetz
Catro
Merhphis
Caprica
St Peter and Bt
Babion
Bethyion
Peter
Mark
Ohvat Jerusalem
Jesus
Egypt
Africa
Alexandria
Venice
Catheral
Stark
Pete
Cairo
Chalcedon
Jesus Christ
Church
St. Anthony
St. Augustine
St. Chrysostom
Sinai
Nile
Arabia
David
Abyssinia
Alvert
Sugter
Parade Through Town Marks Inclusive Event In 1922
A garbled fragment notes a parade or public event with references to a court, teachers, and children. It mentions gender nonconforming people and a parade route possibly through a town with a school, shops, and police department. Details are unclear but imply an organized civic procession with inclusive aims.
Unclear OCR fragment on representatives and investigations
Fragmentary report cites Mayr and various city inspectors discussing profits and investigations. Text is garbled with many misspellings and lacks coherent facts or identifiable events.
Roosevelt expeditions batch reaches East Africa camp
BE and party members arrived in British East Africa yesterday and spent the night near the rest road before heading to the African Inland Mission station. The group lunched with missionaries and Mr Rochevalt later hunted monkeys including the Colobus before R Z Cunningham plans to stay at Oakiptomey to finish preparations for an Optik country trek.
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Roosevelt Ee Rales
Neioroby
African Inland Mission
Mipeionariea
Rocgevalt
R. Z. Cunninghame
Oakip - ‘Tomey
Optik
DAR Board Endorses President General at June Meeting
The Board of Directors of the Daughters of the American Revolution, in a largely attended June session with delegates from New England and many states, unanimously adopted a resolution endorsing the president general.
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Washington
Daughters of the American Revolution
New England
Mississippi
Kentucky
Iowa
Ilinois
Indiana
Ohio
North Carolina
Michigan
New Mixico
Arizona
Railroads Plead Guilty in Federal Case in Little Rock
Missouri Pacific and Iron Mountain pleaded guilty in federal court on indictments charging 58 counts each for rebates and concessions to the T H Bunch Elevator Co. Judge Trieber fined the lines 93,600 and 15,000 respectively for illegal rebates to a grain merchant.
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Trieber
Missouri Pacific
Iron Mountain
Little Rock
Ark
Missouri Pacific Reilroad
Jud
Brieber
Fity
T. H. Bunch Levator Company
Tahoe Ae Aoa
Bunch
Wilbur Smit Cats
Washington
Ant
Qere
Ule Paponttie
Eins
Heath
Siesdeedan
Fragmentary Note on Sale and Publication
A damaged OCR fragment mentions a sale action and officials but provides few readable names or dates. The text hints at an inscribed publication and a sale event, with unclear agents and places. No concrete participants or outcomes are extractable from the legible portions.
fragmentary OCR note on biographic entry
unreadable text fragment mentions a secretary and a person named Bi SS Pa with stray letters and numbers, no clear event date or location. remaining readable items are insufficient to identify individuals or context beyond partial names and coded sequence.
Water mains failure disrupts village in wide outage
A village suffered a water outage after a main burst in several sections. The failure affected several streets as crews investigated the burst and planned repairs, with residents urged to conserve water during the restoration.
Norwood Opera Real Estate Plans Drafted
Real estate notes indicate plans for the Norwood Opera project are finished and the new building site is under subdivision. Brokers report a New York syndicate owns a large parcel and negotiations proceed with Malone, amid some errors in ownership attribution.
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Ie Ae Eee
Malone Teaidence Cig Highlands
Jam Dent Ie
New York
College Fraternities Attacked in Chicago Lecture
In Chicago on June 4, a lecture at Belden Avenue Baptist church drawn criticism from college art society members. Prof. John C. Reed of Michigan argued fraternities cause social decline and urged reforms in campus life.
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Chicago
Belden
Avnue Baptist Church
Jétm C. Reed
Midhigan
Redd
Psp
Friend Pings Walintdie Heder BU 1 cease ta Witness
A brief notice reports a person named Walintdie Heder BU 1 being urged to cease actions and provide witness information. The item reads as a short legal or investigative ping with minimal context and no further details.
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Pings
Walintdie Heder
Noted Leader Suffering Illness in Wake of Campaign
A prominent figure, confined to a West Virginia bed, shows signs of serious illness after a hard campaign. His nervous breakdown is attributed to overwork and stress, with family and friends expressing concern but hoping for a complete recovery after rest.
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Virginia
Euffer
Fragmentary crime note hints at prosecution and finances
A garbled OCR fragment references prosecution and money in a legal context. It mentions an individual named Thatcher and a court or public official, with incomplete phrases suggesting turpitude and professional conduct.
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