Living Creeds and Christian Living Lecture Summary
The fifth and closing Lent lecture at St. Peter's by Trev. L. W. Snell argues belief shapes conduct and national character. He defends creeds as living symbols guiding faith, notes Virgin Birth and Resurrection as God shaped symbols, and urges personal growth within Episcopal doctrine.
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St. Peter's
Ll. W. Snell
Lnstight
Brahm
God
Jesus Christ
Jesus
Scene of peril at Glenister estate mill fire trap
Norman Slater and Kathleen Glenister are captured during a film shoot at Sir Dudley Glenister's mill. Alf Grinstead and John Grimes rescue Slater as Dudley plans to burn the mill. Kathleen is freed by Ali and the party fights to escape the burning building amid gunfire and a dramatic rescue.
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Sir Dudley
James Glenister
Moving Picture Company
Norman Slater
Kathleen Glenister
Dudley
Alf
Slater
Hinkley
Miss Blair
Stephen Colne
Inspector Wragge
Scotland Yard
Miss Bla
Wommersley
John Grimes
Norman
Alf Grinstead
Kathleen
Aga
Cadogan Gardens
Dudley Glenister
Glenister
Ali
Athletics versus education dominates college life
Dr Henry S Pritchett of the Carnegie Foundation warns that athletics now overshadows intellectual life in American colleges and universities. He urges simplification of overloaded educational machinery and argues that while activities like athletics should exist in balance, professionalized coaching and big money corrupt student priorities and governance.
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Associated Teess
New York
Henry S. Pritchett
Carnegie Foundation For the Advancement of Teaching
de. Protshhett
College Athleties
Experimental shale oil distillation plant planned in Colorado
Government and state engineers announce a $90,000 experimental retort for shale oil distillation to be built at Rifle Grand Valley or DeRoque after a Boulder conference with experts from the federal bureau of mines the navy and other officials. A group will depart Monday to pick the final site.
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Denver
Colo
Colorado
Rifle
Grand Valley
DeRoque
Boulder
Federal Bureau of Mines
United States Navy
Bionday
Evacuation plan amid mill turmoil teased
Narrator describes panic as help lags and nerves fray while Dudley vows to confront the target. Norman claims an AI aided knockout of Dudley leaving him vulnerable to Hinkley’s officer. The group plan to flee the loathsome mill and join outside workers in seconds.
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Dudley
Hinkley
Norman
Newman Erb Copper Magnate Dies at 75 in New York
Newman Erb railroad builder and copper magnate died at Roosevelt hospital aged 75. He chaired Davis-Daly Copper and held major rail interests including Middleton and Unionville railroad and Railroad Securities Company. Once founder of the Little Rock Daily Herald he built several lines such as the Memphis Selma and Brunswick and the St Louis Cape Girardeau railroad. He began with Meyer Bannerman in St. Louis and later led the Ann Arbor railroad.
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New York
Newman Erb
Roosevelt Hospital
East
Davis-Daly Copper Company
Butte, Mont
Erp
St. Louis
Meyer Bannerman & Company
Wholesale Saddlery
Little Rock Daily Herald
Little Rock
Arkansas
Kansas City
Fort Scott and Galé
Memphis, Selma and Brunswick
Kansas City, Wyandotte and Northwestern
Meridian Conneticut River
St Louis
Cape Girardeau ‘and Western
Ann Arbor
New Dominion Copper Company
Middleton and Unionville Railroad
Railroad Securities Company
Government Hunter Captures 24 Coyotes
Kalispell March 29 J W Wilt predatory animal hunter at Wolf Creek preserve since Feb 26 has captured 24 coyotes and killed 100 magpies per H F Betts Wilt expects to stay at Wolf Creek for another month or two He notes deer wintered well but are slaughtered by coyotes this season He has been a government trapper for years and spent two winters in Glacier Park He is also the author of Rocky Mountain verse sold in the park every summer.
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Kalispell
J. W. Wilt
Wolf Creek Game
H. F. Betts
Whitt
Wolf Creek
Wilt
Glacier Park
Poplar Indian School disciplinarian dies after heart failure
James We Silas, a disciplinarian at the Poplar Indian School, died Thursday afternoon of heart failure after a history of rheumatism and a recent mumps illness. A resident of the Quitter-bloda Queida tribe, he served on the reservation for eighty years and leaves a wife and three children. A brother traveled from Wisconsin for the funeral at the Presbyterian church Saturday afternoon.
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Poplar
James
Silas
India School
Devil and Deep Sea Tale From Schoolyard
A pupil cried after school as a teacher kept him late. The boy said he must hurry home to tend his father's still or risk a whipping if it boiled over, revealing a harsh family scene in the district.
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Norman
Kathleen
Dudley Chnister
Alf
Normant
Dudley Glenister
Alfhal
Kareen Glenister
Propic
Tam
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