Clergy Power Denounced in Sacred Miracles Debate
New York Jan 15 Rev Parey Stickney Grant criticizes church authority and miracle claims as superstition. He argues clergy wield influence over marriage and social life, contrasting with scientific understanding. Dr Emil Cote notes many miracles were autosuggestion rather than divine acts.
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United Pron
New York
Parey Stickney Grant
Grannt
Fifth Avenue
Church of the Ascension
Jesus
Emil Cote
Grant Eal
Agreement on chairmanships of committees reached
United Press reports practical agreements on selecting committee chairmen after conferences between Governor and leaders of the Legislature. It notes that W. J. McCraig of Allegheny and Senator Max Leslie of Pittsburgh were eliminated as possible chairmen in their respective committees.
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United Press Harrishourg
Jans Uf
Piichtot
S) Barer
Lycoming County
Advance Models Preview Spring Wear Styles
A garbled preview notes upcoming spring fashion items including long shaved leans and new versions of therms. It suggests a veralan of the thesceenieee putt and a shipwn th sincn for Southern wear with a coat featuring a trinover collar and JouBe alosves.
Pazo Ointment Promises Piles Cure in Days
An ad-style notice touts Pazo Ointment claiming to relieve itching, bleeding and pain from piles. It asserts immediate rest and a lasting cure within eight days, offering money back if failures occur.
Berlin Faces Wave of Anti French Demonstrations
Berlin sees a day of mass anti French demonstrations linked to Ruhr occupation tensions. Police mounted and foot units disperse crowds marching toward the French Embassy outside Unter den Linden. Hospital staff prepared for potential injuries as tensions eased later in the day.
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United Provi
Berlin
Iaky
Prince
Hotelle Yue
Booze Orders Taken by Radio Raid in Newport News Area
Federal agents raided a house near Newport News Virginia and found a man listening to a radio illicit operation while a father prepared whiskey in a still. Raiders say the outfit was used to take orders for liquor.
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United Press
Norwork
Howe
Newport Neiws
Jone
Afather
Fadlio
Refrigerator and Stove Repairing Ad Notice
Refrigerator and stove repairing services offered by CM Stuart & Co at 08 Main St Bell Tal Readable ad mentions repair capabilities for stoves and refrigerators with a contact point for service requests and scheduling.
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Stuart & Co
Main St
Bell Tal
Poison Booze Snuffs Two in New Jersey
United Press reports two men died in Newark and Whippany after drinking small amounts of an unknown drug in wine. Authorities trace the poison to a mysterious substance, with investigators unsure of the exact compound and motives.
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United Press
Newark
N. J. Jn
Schnelter
Schneider
Thu Viethm Sail
Wilkes-Barre Bank Merger Report in Pennsylvania
Local Wilkes-Barre news notes a bank merger affecting Pan County National and United Institutions. The article mentions a purchase price near 4.75 million dollars and the continuation of a president in a leading role.
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Wilkes-Barre Bank
United Press
Wilkes Barre Pa
Tazere County
Wilkes Barts
Dolairs
Kirby
United Insitution
Three Found Asphyxiated in Reading Home Tragedy
Police report three members of the May family are found asphyxiated in their Reading residence. Micheal May aged 7, his wife aged 48, and an 18 year old son were discovered by a returning spouse. Investigators suspect carbon monoxide exposure from a malfunctioning heater as the cause.
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Micheal
Ware
Youth Baseball Player Injuries Spark Fearful Amputation Threat
A Youngsville youth, injured during a game with Mathill College, faces possible amputation as doctors treat a life threatening infection after a fall on the Washington Street diamond. He is a familiar figure in the city, with many friends and prior ties to the Journal.
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Will Lesen
Youngsville
Tose 9
Mathill
Ay Ohi College
Pioruw
Tie Tall
Youngeville Pine
Alec
Warren
Washington Street
Journal
Wall Collapse Kills One in North Philadelphia Mill
One man died instantly when a 20 foot wall collapsed at an old Limber mill in North Philadelphia during demolition. Louis Perry, 85, and Alexander Senituk, 40, were injured. John Steverson, 89, was the victim of the fatal collapse.
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FEY Utatog
Ftmee
Pulladelphia
Far
Philadelphia
John Stevensor
Fmal
Louis Perry
Alexander Senituk
Ladies Apparel Price List Highlights and Deals
A dated price list outlines reduced rates across women and children's wear including shirt waists silk hose and undergarments. It notes coats suits dresses and outing gowns with discount ranges, and lists specific prices for Richelieu hosiery Dutch neck union suits and various fabric goods.
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Richelieu
Newest Frocks and a Swiss Marriage Amid Amnesty News
The piece notes fashion items described as the latest styles including brown or gray duvetyn and velvet fabrics. It mentions Ninian Arab and a marriage in St Gilliam Switzerland to Predal Schmidt, with the bridegroom Bergdoll promising to stay. the US later granted him amnesty.
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Raft Dorger
United States
Hay
St. Gilliam
Switeerland
Predal Schmidt
Mexill
Corry Published Went Fou The 1924 Insight
Fragmentary text discusses a 1924 issue involving preparation and curing, with mentions of spiritual development, business conditions, thrift and capital, and warnings about losses. An aside notes a lost item with a finder’s plea at a city address.
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