Reunion of Churches Declared Unwise and Impossible
United Press quotes Rev. Dr. Karl Reiland arguing Christian unity is spiritual rather than institutional. He posits recognizing each other’s ministers and worship, while warning Anglican Roman ties risk rigidism and modernist distrust. He stresses religion as life not fixed doctrine, and cautions against church unification.
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Paul W. White
United Press
New York
Dali
Karl Reiland
United Press Today
Malines
Reiland
St. George's
Rome
Canterbury
Washington
England awaits revised prayer book changes amid church dispute
London reports set for Saturday publication of revised Book of Common Prayer changes favored by bishops. The Daily News cites obligatory prayers for the king and rubric updates as key alterations, amid ongoing controversy since last December’s defeat and amid publication of conference conversations.
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United Press London
England Today
Church of England
Daily News Today
Daily News
England
Kidney salts aid in cleansing and warding off kidney issues
A well known authority warns that sluggish kidneys cause rheumatism headaches liver trouble and nervousness. Begin daily with four ounces of natural salts in water before breakfast and drink soft water to flush the kidneys and purify the blood, preventing bladder disorders.
World’s Smallest Watch Displayed in Local Store
Melvin J. Parkhurst, a local jeweler, displays a tiny watch claimed as the world’s smallest. Worn by Miss Trene Borden, the miniature piece mirrors a watch given to Queen Marie of Roumania. The platinum case, diamond studs, and $1,000 valuation accompany an eight thousand dollar-scale internal fit.
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Melvin J. Parkhurst
Trene Borden
Queen Marie of
Roumania
New York
Bulova Watch Company
Fawn Struck By Automobile Near Pittsfield
William Shortt, Jr. struck a half grown fawn while driving near Dugal, a short distance from Pittsfield. The fawn had a broken leg and other injuries. Game Warden Nelson took charge at Youngsville and planned to donate the venison to Children’s Homes at Warren and Sheffield.
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Youngsvilgus
Dugal
Pittsfield
William Shortt
Nelson
Youngsville
Warren
Sheffield
Textile Workers Face 10 Percent Wage Cut in Falls River Area
About 25 000 to 40 000 cotton textile workers across 82 corporations will see a ten percent wage reduction effective January 30 after a meeting of the Fall River Cotton Manufacturers Association and the Fall River Textile Council. Employers cannot guarantee steady work, prompting unions to consider resisting the measure.
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United Press Pall River
Dan
Fall River Cotton Manufacturers’ Association
Fall River Textile Council
William Harwood
Textile Council
Marriage at Hotel Beth Shaw in Sugar Grove
Franciis M. Belding and Edna Mae Sanquist wed at the Beth Shaw Hotel Sugar Grove on January 19. The ceremony was conducted by W C Jamieson stepfather of the bride with immediate relatives present. The couple will reside at the Beth Shan Sugar Grove.
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Sugar Grove
Franciis M. Belding
Edna Mae Sanquist
Beth Shaw
W. C. Jamieson
Lyle Belding
Corry
Cartebelle Swanson
Belding
Beth Shan
Red Pepper Rub Promises Quick Rheumatism Relief
An advertisement touts Bowless Red Pepper Rub as a fast remedy for rheumatism lumbago neuritis backache and stiff muscles. It claims instant tingling heat within minutes and improved blood circulation with a warning to get the genuine Rowles labeled package from drug stores.
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Rowles
Settlement Reached on Bachelor William Gibson Will
Orphans court approved a settlement of William S Gibson's estate, an $82 600 trust held by Miss Lenn Gillly against the estate. Judge Thoms Trimble signed the decree. Bernice McNulty of Philadelphia is named sole beneficiary. Roxe Brady visits Titusville. Mrs Dale Hansen travels to Erie for weekend visit.
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United Prete Pippsburgh
William 5S. Gibson
McKeesport
Thoms Trimble
Lenn Gilly
Denver
Colo
Bernice McNulty
Philadelphia
Gibson
Roxe Brady
Titusville
Dale Hansen
Erie
Tablets Prove Fatal to Child in Ripley
Laura May Waite, two years old, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Chester Waite, died after eating found tablets. She was buried Wednesday at Quibey Rural Cemetery after a service at her home. The Waite family previously lost a six year old son in a similar incident.
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Ripley
Laura May ‘Waite
Chester Waite
Quibey
Gir
Waite
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