Delphi Published Every Saturday Era and Local Papers
The Delphi papers list The Delphi Times established 1848 and The Delphi Citizen dating back to 1924. Editor Henry B. Wilson served as editor and business manager with an associate editor. The entry notes pricing and circulation details for Delphi Indiana publications.
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Henry B. Wilson
Ode to the horse a timeless automotive muse
A nostalgic tribute extols the horse as a self starting, low maintenance transport free of modern car hassles. It praises simple reliability with lines about inner tubes, spark plugs, and a durable frame, contrasting with gasoline bills and speed cops. The verse celebrates enduring value and minimal upkeep.
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O. K
Let Them Tell All The Modern Girl And Her Critics
The Senate probe on campaign spending reveals Anti-Saloon League funding of about 35 million dollars over thirty years, implying heavy lobbying and paid stump speakers. Meanwhile the modern girl defends her choices and independence, arguing she bears responsibility for her actions and handles challenges with initiative.
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Washington
Wayne B. Wheeler
Senate
Anti-Saloon League
Willises
Upshaws
Farmers Should Use The Vote To Punish Tariff Backers
The text urges farmers to vote in November to defeat tariff supporters in Congress. It argues tariffs burden farmers, harm agriculture, and calls for electing friends of farmers while opposing those who doom agriculture to penury. It frames the vote as a weapon to reduce the tariff load on farming communities.
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Congress
Jardine to the Rescue in Farm Life Pie Memo
A farmers sector critique notes an agriculture department bulletin praising a lemon pie time saver for farm wives. It mocks the need for such guidance while highlighting the secretary of agriculture’s attention to farm life, efficiency, and prosperity amid a farm crisis.
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Pomona
Modern American girl and virtue in public life
The text argues the unmarried modern American girl cannot be boxed into a single type. It portrays her as a healthy composite misrepresented by public groups. It praises a compelling virtue code and a strict sense of right and wrong, noting she deserves trust.
Constitution Day and Independence Ties in American Heritage
Louis Varnum Woulfe argues that July 4 1776 and the Declaration of Independence anchor American identity. He cites the Constitution as a sustaining voice guiding statesmen soldiers and civilians toward enduring democratic principles.
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Commonwealth
United States
America
Louis Varnum Woulfe
Yale Endowment Drive Opens as Mellon Receives Honor
The Yale drive for a 20 million dollar endowment begins as President Angell confers the Doctor of Laws on Secretary Mellon. Senator Lenroot plans a lone strategy in Wisconsin, with implications echoed in Illinois where Moe Kinley’s stance echoes resignation.
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Mellon
Yale
Lenroot
Wisconsin
MoeKinley
Illinois
Miss Summer Arrives On Schedule In Odd Garb
Astronomers predict miss summer on time using precise figures while she appears in a palm leaf fan and fur coat. She sports a six ounce silk bathing suit and earmuffs.
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Summer
Prohibition Debates and Weather Jests Stir Washington
The text mixes political satire about Coolidge McNary and prohibition bills with curious notes on heat and a New York farmer near a summer camp. It mentions Senate actions on prohibition measures, Speaker Wayne Wheeler, and figures like Nick Longworth and George Tinkham, plus editor J. Frank McDermott reporting from Washington.
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Coolidge
A Wicked King Oppresses God’s People in Exodus Study
A Pilgrim Holiness Church Sunday school lesson outlines Israel’s rapid growth after Joseph, a cruel Egyptian king, and attempts to curb the population. It notes taskmasters’ bondage, midwives’ defiance, and the looming Moses birth as part of God’s providence. Pastor Earl E. Davis invites the public to services.
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Murphy
Egypt
God
Moses
The Values That Abide We Acquire
A fragmented excerpt quotes Isaac Baward praising enduring values under divine light. It references cherishing and retaining what endures and remains eternal beyond worldly concerns.
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God
Isaac Baward
Bible Study Through Modern Scholarship
A note on examining the Bible under the lens of contemporary scholarship. Author A. O. Dixon discusses how modern methods illuminate ancient texts and their contexts for readers today.
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Tim
A. O Dixon
Concrete Fence Post Description and Specifications
Concrete fence post details describe a sound tapered post five inches at the top and seven feet long with six strands. The text includes garbled notes, measurements, and unclear references, making exact context difficult to determine.
Christian Church and Union Services Schedule
Church School 9:30 A. M. led by Dr. C. W. Hunter. Morning Worship 10:30 A. M. Theme Things Abiding and Eternal. Union Young People's service 6:30 P. M. Union Church services 7:30 P. M. Rev. R. B. Kern will preach. Public invited. H. Lee Jacobs, Pastor.
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The
Presbyterian Church
R. B. Kern
MFE
H. Lee Jacobs
Presbyterian Church Weekly Worship Schedule
Presbyterian church announces Sunday morning worship at 10 30 a union evening service at 7 30 Rev R B Kern to speak at D A R celebration Bible study Wednesday 7 30 on Haggai Christian Endeavor 6 30 union youth service Sunday School 9 30 Will Smith Supt R Dale LeCount Pastor
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Presbyterian Church Presbyterian
R. B. Kern
Haggai
Will Smith
R. Dale LeCount
Delphi Baptist Church Summer Union Services
Rev E M Martinson leads Sunday School at 9 30 with Osee Wells Sept Morning Worship at 10 30 features an address A National and Universal Memorial followed by the Lord's Supper Young Peoples Union meets at the Presbyterian Church 6 30 Union Evening Service 7 30 at the same location Midweek prayer and conference at Delphi on Wednesday 7 30 P M All members of cooperating churches urged to support the Summer Union Sunday evening services with earnest attendance and uplift.
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E. M. Martinson
Osee Wells
Young Peoples
The
Presbyterian Church
Our Church
Winona Lake Chautauqua Opens June Twenty Seventh
The thirty second Chautauqua season at Winona Lake Indiana begins June twenty seven. The park looks its best with new flower beds and reseeded lawns from a gift last year and welcomed by many summer visitors. A health inspection gave the site a clean bill. Women’s School of Missions opened Sunday the twentieth drawing a large attendance. The Campbell Run bridge on State Route 44 near Rossville finished but traffic waits until mid July for cement to set.
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Winona Lake
Indiana
Winona
Wm. A. Peterson
State Board of Health
Wm. F. King
Women’s School of Missions
Campbell’s Run
Rossville
Farmers will Change Congress in November
Farmers express strong discontent with Congress over relief and high duties benefiting eastern manufacturers. The piece notes farmers can influence elections and implies a shift in political power, citing Republican senators and party strategy.
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Joe En
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