John Ramsay Seeks Freedom for Small Falls Ministers
John Ramsay quits the ministry after a local deacon forces his resignation over his wife's stage past. He reveals a plan to pay all Small Falls ministers a salary from a capital fund, freeing them to preach as their hearts tell them, challenging the town’s ecclesiastical grip. The move sparks perceived revival and hope for independent pastors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Ramsey
John Ramsay
Deacon Crawford
John
Small Falls
Deacon
Ai, Lumley
Sisall Falls
Imuny
Indian Physician of Note Dr Philip Johnson
An Iroquois born physician from the Erie region, Dr Philip Johnson, rose from high school to Cleveland University of Medicine where he graduated as class president. He did post graduate work at Southern Homeopathic hospital, taught at Johns Hopkins, spent time abroad, and built a notable Erie practice while pioneering in automobile ownership and leadership in the Erie Motor Club. His wife is a Canadian Mohawk, college trained, and their daughter studies at the University of Texas.
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Erie
Philip Johnson
Christian Herald
Doctor Johnson
Cleveland University of Medicine
Southern Homeopathic Hospital
Johns Hopkins
Erie Motor Club
Dactor Johnson
University of Texas
He Got the Penny
A bright five year old neighbor told me at noon he has three tops and no string. He can earn a penny by doing a small job for someone, since a string costs a cent, and he does not want a penny free.
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Chicago Tribune
Untitled exchange on romance and money
A short dialog shows a man asked about a ring and his finances. The old man confirms fifty dollars saved, and a light rebuke about pursuing another girl if funds fail.
Train Today’s Boys and Girls Domestic Lessons in Essentials
A grandmother observes how a mother and Edith’s lunch routines reveal larger questions about essential daily care. The piece argues families with limited resources must choose between health and frills, urging parents to assess daily priorities and avoid drifting with social conventions.
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Sidonie M. Gruenberg
Randmother
Ediet
Ealith
Marin
Ime
Edith
Worldly Man Thinking Amid Quiet New England Home
Alla Lindsay surveys a shabby Bible, weekly papers, and a simple New England parlor. He contemplates peace versus a life of city bustle, sensing a deeper pull from the Eliot family’s plea for untroubled hearts and family harmony.
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Alla Lindsay
Lindsay
New England
Sin
Aoeopy
West Salem
Leo
Omar
St. John
Alan Lindsay
Mrs. Ellet
Seth
Mr. Eliot
Hearthstone
One Use for Horses
A motor car was held up by a wagon drawn by two horses in a busy street. The car driver asked what the horses were for, and the carter replied that they are sometimes used to take motorists to the hospital.
Professor Honors Regina After Twenty Five Years
A professor awards Regina for a quarter century of service with a symbolic act of triumph over a new beetle he has conquered. The scene emphasizes loyalty and a formal gesture from the mentor to the longtime assistant.
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Cook
Regina
Gargeyls
The One Piece Frock Dominates Fashion Fashions This Day
Fashion pages report the one piece frock rising in importance as dressmakers publish models for morning and afternoon wear. Tailors and Paris designers compete, with velvet and silk fabrics featured in gowns and evening looks. Prices vary from affordable to about a hundred dollars for beaded velvet bags and matching ensembles.
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Paris
Piiaelmilly
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Raemidéy
Descon
Ministes
Ramany
New You
New York
Falla
John Hanway
Nora Weir
John Rumgay
Nora
Grayling
Aasin Street
Subwree
Calnivters
Johs Ae
Jota Ramey
Cals
Kage
Sewei
Hee Ban
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