Jazz in Churches and the Modern Music Dilemma
A corry newspaper column debates church music styles in the Jazz in Churches era, contrasting conservative worship with modern advertising influenced services. It cites Frank J. Sealy on the “Late Spirit” invading worship, critiques of erotic operatic music in choirs, and urges keeping sacred tunes pure while acknowledging hearers. The piece likens waiting in activity to outdoor exercise as a discipline suitable for all weather and all ages, arguing its value for Sundays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Association of Organtite Ly
Frank J. Sealy
Anteich Guild of Organist
Sealy
Thane
Phulloy
Murie
Never Such A Remedy For Piles In Ames Stores
An old time advert claims a remedy for piles with 30 cents for a jar of Sin Cura Ointment and a money back promise if not satisfied. It touts San Cura Ointment for a range of conditions and praises San Cura Soap as a germ banisher, selling Thompson Medical Co products from Truaville, Pa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ames & Go
Thoman Downey Condras Y
R. G. Lindaley
San Ouran
Thompson, Medical Co
Truaville
Adyd
Diplomacy in a Freight Car Reflects Turkish Crisis
The American diplomat in Ankara is living with his wife in a freight car near the railway station as foreign diplomats confront the Angora Turkiye crisis. Many powers consider keeping consuls in Constantinople and Angora or moving embassies elsewhere while Turkey presses for policy gains. the broader mood is to reduce Turkey’s diplomatic stature. Meanwhile, notices touch on maple syrup production from prune juice and a lightning strike in Atlantic City hotels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ailroad
Angora
Teirkey
Lillainess
Tife
Turkey
Turlk
Atlantic City
Autumn days and varied notes from a busy world
The piece surveys seasonal changes and distant topics from Washington to Arizona. It mentions Dempsey and veterans bonuses, dancing ministers, German cipher jokes, a Rhode Island inventor, Woodmen of the World plans near San Antonio, Detroit beer seizures, a fly intelligence claim, autumn harvest poems, and jewelry purity notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Dempsey
Arizona
Germany
Rhode Island
San Antonio
Tex
Detroit
Sentile
White collar dream fades as trades draw labor force
The article argues a shift in workforce goals with many youths choosing mechanical trades over clerical or white collar paths. It notes higher pay, increased respect for skilled trades, and a societal move toward democracy through balanced prestige across occupations. It cites Guy Stafford supporters and a growing migration toward industrial work as workers seek better pay and opportunity.
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YMCA
Wilf Reid
Idustry
Ives
Guy Stafford
Iy Eirly Howe
Twenty Years Ago From The Journal Files Glimpses
The Journal Files recall events from twenty years ago including a pleasant musical in the Bika parlors with Charlie Horter as presenter and a gift for Jol i, plus health news about local residents Ellen Varmin and Robert King. A long passage discusses pest fears for crops, farmer attitudes, and calls for imagination and preparedness, with reflections on community optimism and preventive measures.
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Charlie Horter
Winrhelay
Burnuy ‘Taylor
Ellen Varmin
Oakelily
Wathington
Ting
Ward
Shisone
St Paul
United States
School Board to Open Primary School in Scandinavian Chapel
The school board purchased the Scandinavian chapel on Rayt Man Street jiunt below the P and crossing and will furnish it in firsts style and open a primary school there as soon as possible. Sloth Bear Cubs Must Hang On. The slath vein found in the Wh ranges in JuneLes of India worthot her young eis on ler tuck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rayt Man Street
Juniles
India
Eis
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Cony Evening Journal
West South Street
Corry
A.D. Colegrove
Pont
Wax
Eos
M.N.B
Clere
Robert King
Petnened
Stild
Cuninger
Serine Iy
Warren County
Wild West Show
Lampham
Band Organization
Chautauqua County
Evie County
Warren National Bank
Liberty and
Second Streets
Warren, Penna
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