Power of God 15 Still Available Sermon at Central Friends
Rev. Tom Alderman Sykes preached at Central Friends Church citing the Easter message and the kingdom of God. He urged Christians to seek victory in their hearts, recall William Booth’s example, and rely on Christ’s power to overcome hatred, prejudice, and death for the world.
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Tom Alderman Sykes
Central Friends Church
Christ
William Booth
God
Booth
Jesus Christ
Cardinal Theorist Critics Einstein And Relativity
The writer questions Einstein's relativity and space time theories arguing they muddy truth and threaten Christian faith. He predicts a cycle of European elite doubt followed by American admiration then replacement by a new philosopher. The piece warns students to resist hype and hero worship in academic trends.
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Finstein
Hinstein
Einstein
God
Europe
Einstein Uninterested in Cardinal’s Atheism Charge
Berlin April 8 Albert Einstein dismissed Cardinal O Connell’s claim that his space time theories undermine religion as cold uninteresting He declined to engage in further debate with the cardinal. Washington April 8 Lorne R Adams convicted of mail fraud in Bankers Trust case denied a re hearing by the supreme court after earlier refusal to review on the merits.
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Leés
Adams
Washington
Lorne R. Adams
Bankers Trust Company of
Atlanta
Supreme Court
Science disproves prenatal influence beliefs in mothers
Dr Morris Fishbein debunks the idea that a mother's mental state or experiences before birth can imprint talents or appearance on a child. He notes persistent folk beliefs urge art exposure and avoid fright, cites historical notions of birthmarks and deformities, and references exaggerated claims from past cultures and writers.
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Morris Fishbein
The
American Medical Association
Hygeia
Victor Herbert
Meesrs
Mencken
Nathan
Reed
Germany
Penny a Day Insurance Promises $100 Monthly Income
The Postal Life and Casualty Insurance Co. offers a new accident policy paying up to $100 monthly for 24 months on total disability and $1,000 on death, costing under $3.50 a year. Over 40,000 people already have it. no exam is required and a 10 day free inspection can be requested by sending name, address, age, and beneficiary details.
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Postal Life and Casualty Insurance Co
Mortarity Bldg
Kansas City
Hoover Aims at Tariffs and Farm Board in Message
As Congress resumes, members expect the President to address tariff revisions for farm products, a federal farm board, and related agencies. It remains unclear whether the immigration national origins provision will be altered. Amid preparations, Hoover also weighs Mexican border security and directs Stimson to review protective steps with state and war departments.
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House
House Agriculture
Federal Farm Board
Congress
Stimson
State
War Departments
Collar varieties reshape spring frocks for women
This spring, a single frock offers up to twelve collar options. Styles include Russian, Prince of Wales, revised scarfs, sailor, bow-knots, kerchief, Peter Pan, sports shirt and batteau, showing how neckline choices alter appearance.
Berlin Public Clocks Feature Ambu lance Compartments
Public street clocks in Berlin bases house ambulance compartments with first aid appliances stored inside, reflecting urban safety design.
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Berlin
Sunlight shines far brighter than full moon light
Scientific comparison notes that sunlight is approximately 618000 times brighter than the light of a full moon, illustrating the vast difference in luminance between solar and lunar illumination.
Workers Reject Efficiency System at Greenville Mill
In Greenville South Carolina American Spinning Company with 900 workers voted to abolish the efficiency system and revert to the old wage scale. No strike occurred and managers and workers sought broad employee opinion after widespread unrest in other mills. Catlin and Company owns the mill with D D Little of Spartanburg as general manager.
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Greenville
8. C
American Spinning Company
South Carolina
Catlin and Company
New England
D. D. Little
Spartanburg
Parole Granted for Dave Conner in Raleigh
Governor Gardner announced the parole of Dave Conner, a Lee county man sentenced in 1927 to 12 years for house breaking. The decision followed strong letters from the trial judge, the trial solicitor, and the homeowners.
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Dave Conner
Raleigh
O. Max Gardner
Dave Cowner
Lee County
Conner
Sunlight Believed Unknown by Unseen Tribes
A remark suggests certain tribes lack awareness that the sun provides daylight. The claim frames indigenous groups as primitive and ignorant, reflecting biased, ethnocentric view rather than established fact.
Buffalo population estimates in primitive times
The text estimates the buffalo population in primitive times ranged from 50 million to 75 million head.
Fragmentary claim on parental influence on child development
The text argues there is no scientific evidence that a mother or father can affect a fetus physically or mentally through thoughts or expectations. It presents a skeptical view of prenatal influence and cautions against unfounded beliefs.
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Tively
Royals Birth Announcement for Trinity Daughter
Mr and Mrs Robert B Royals of Trinity announce the birth of a daughter at Guilford General Hospital on April 4.
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Robert B. Royals
Trinity
Guilford General Hospital
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