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Newspaper
Delphi Citizen
Location
Delphi, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1926
Page
2
Associate Bé B editor emeritus named for county paper. annual sub outside rate noted.
A survey of 315 college presidents, 42 editors, and 20 clergymen shows splits over compulsory chapel and daily service. Dartmouth Harvard Princeton Yale ended forced chapel, Northwestern changed, Amherst Smith Vassar kept old policy. Presidents cite rising religious interest in core issues since 1900.
The piece critiques women’s political role and the so called angel of special privilege in Pennsylvania Republican fundraising, linking figures like Joseph W. Grundy to campaign finance. It also explains the Eucharistic Congress in Chicago, detailing the Catholic belief in the real presence and the mass.
The passage argues that women’s votes influence family choices and party outcomes, noting that granting suffrage did not drastically alter communities’ politics. It contends suffrage brought broad justice rather than beauty of politics and that extreme critics' dire forecasts did not come true.
Fragmentary remarks praise Angel Ever Bright and criticise Bill Ware for winning a nomination to the senatorship. The speaker notes veteran leaders Quay Penrose Merrill Dingley Payne Aldrich and Fordney have departed while the cause continues toward further triumphs.
Army worms damaged seven to eight acres of meadow on Claude Wickard’s farm in Carrollton Township and near Rock Creek Township fields. Poison bran bait spread by a oats seeder halted the advance, with parasites also helping curb outbreaks.
The first Ton Litters to be nominated in the 1926 Ton Litter contest belong to J C McManus & Son, a litter of twelve pigs. A J Wickard & Son of Carrollton Township owns a thirteen pig litter. Wheat-pool drive begins in Wabash County with A Roberts and Marshall Thatcher from Clinton County and Carroll County in town for membership.
Government agencies must file blasting work orders for this fall with the Secretary of the Farm Bureau at the County Agent's Office. The notice governs permit procedures and deadline compliance.
James G reports an Indiana Farm Bureau official to join the Girls Club Camp Program on August 19 and 20. Covert earned nationwide prominence for tornado relief in southern Indiana. Edna Bowling, head of girls club work for the Farmer’s Wife, will conduct folk games and athletic activities from August 16 to 19. Bowling specializes in recreational programs for girls club work.
Demonstration next Wednesday June 30 led by Mr Oderkirk in charge of Purdue Rodent Control work. Also to assist are Glayanice Frey and Chester VY Ayres hosting at Ayres farm in Carroll County with an afternoon session.
The article discusses turning idle industrial and educational facilities into state prisons. It argues that Gov Pinehot may use inmate labor as a source of raw material for political leverage in Pennsylvania.
A church advertises worship at 9 30 A M and 10 30 A M with the theme Keeping The Tryst With Faith. The notice underscores morning services and a continuing spiritual focus.
A concise biblical meditation compares Christians to sailors in a storm. Some work at the bowsprit or mainmast while none touch the helm, illustrating the idea that moral efforts without directing faith fail to reach heaven.
A short devotional remark questions if readers have a compelling purpose in life and whether they are cooperating with God in carrying out his purpose as expressed by James F. Riggs.
County Agent G R Scott warns wheat and timothy in parts of the county are damaged by army worms. The Ladies Aid Society of the Baptist Church announces a market in the Margowski room starting at ten.
Compiled by Harry Arnold. Transfers include Elizabeth Bohm to Edward Beard for 90 acres in Clay Township and Bohm to John Beard for 65 acres, both for $1.00. Other entries list property trades in Jefferson Township with Indiana Hydro-Electric Power Co. and various parcels in Carrollton and Burlington townships with prices ranging from $100 to $4,500.
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