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Harrisburg Telegraph

Location

Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Dec 05, 1919

Page

11

Cross as the core of faith in modern times

A business leader and Sunday school teacher reflects on the crucifixion of Jesus as the center of Christian hope. He contrasts Mount Sinai with Calvary, argues only the Cross can save troubled times, and urges a spiritual renewal to heal social unrest and violence.

America Men's Brotherhood France Macedonia Palestine England Italy Serbia Romania Greece Mount Sinai Council of Nations Mt. Sinai St. Katherine's Monastery Moses Christ Mount Calvary Calvary Aryl

Pilate Fixes Notice Jesus King of the Jews

The cross bore a sign in Hebrew Latin and Greek stating Jesus of Nazareth as the King of the Jews. The Jewish priests protested claiming the wording misrepresented him, but Pilate insisted I have written what I wrote.

Jesus Pilate Jesus the Nazarene

General Candido Rondon Honors Late Col Roosevelt with Medallions

In Rio de Janeiro General Candido Rondon, famed explorer and Roosevelt ally on the River of Doubt expedition, received medallions from the New York Geological Society the Explorers Club and the Rio de Janeiro Geographical Society. He praised Roosevelt's vigor and leadership, recalling their South American journeys and Roosevelts travels with his son Kermit.

Rio de Janeiro Candido Rondon Theodore Roosevelt Roosevelt Colonel Roosevelt River of Doubt South America Kermit

Food Speculators Rounded Up in Coblenz

American intelligence officers in Coblenz began a round up of German food speculators or Schiebers blamed for high prices. Twenty profiteers were deported on day one to unoccupied Germany with orders not to return. An example cited: a carload of starch sold from buyer to buyer, doubling in price from 40,000 marks to 80,000 marks before final disposal.

Coblenz Germany

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Diol Pelf Harry Lee Weymouth Caesar Skull-place Golgotha Col. Roosevelt Washington Star Men’s Department Staurday Wm. Strouse & Co Wm.strouse &Co Harrisburg William Strouse & Co Mackinaw Market Street
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