Paul on Mars Hill Sets Path to a New World Order
The sermon places Paul’s Mars Hill address as a model of scholarship and missionary method. It argues Christianity must travel boldly, unite nations in brotherhood, and pursue a world order guided by love and the cross, beyond mere philosophical debate.
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Paul
Rome
Greece
Acropolis
Athens
Paul of
Tarsus
Mar’s Hill
Earth
Thwing
Christ Jesus
Missions
Apostle
Areopagus
Christ
Inter-Lake Yachters Ready for 22nd Regatta Start
Sandusky Ohio July 15 The Inter-Lake Yachting Association holds its 22nd annual regatta at Put-In-Bay with breezy conditions and boats from yawls to hydroplanes. Daily power boat races prize the hydroplane trophy of 1090 dollars and 3500 dollars in yacht class awards. The event runs through July 21 featuring nine power boat classes, ten yacht classes, handicaps, and the Great Lakes two mile amateur championship swim.
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Inter-Lake Yachting Association
American Power Boat Association
Great Lakes
Indian Tells Prohibitionists They Are On The Wagon
Mata Ciquana a full blood Sioux heads to St. Paul to address the Prohibition convention. He plans to explain how the Sioux no longer drink as the era of Minnie Qachan curses fades with the bucks. The 6 foot 220 pound figure, nicknamed Little Bear, is an autator and printer who runs De Witt Hare and owns 200 acres of land near Wagner South Dakota. He is a Presbyterian and temperance advocate.
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St. Paul
Minn
de Witt Hare
Wagner
Liurno
Vodkas Substitute Among Russians Effective Prohibition
In Simms series on Russia’s common people the article explains what replaced vodka and how it worked. It notes bans, organized bands, concerts, and open motion picture theatres as part of the policy’s impact.
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Simms
Russia
Vodka ban boosts Russia says cooperative leader
Nicholas Tchaykovsky, a Petrograd co operative official, argues vodka abolition lifted peasant life and farming. He cites rising co op unions from 50 to 302 in one district, 400+ wholesale societies, and a $140 million annual bank business despite war, with credit banks in Moscow and London supporting expansion into mills and markets.
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Tchaykovsky
Kansas
Chester
Philadelphia
Paris
London
United States
New York
Boston
Baltimore
Cleveland
Cincinnnati
Chicago
Denver
Russia
Central Co-operative Committee
Empire
Moscow
Co operatives Highlight Siberian War Efforts and Local Aid
A Russian cooperative program reports extensive production from Siberia including paper oil plants and sugar mills. It notes light plants in Staro-Bardinsky supplying electricity for a dollar yearly and claims over 40 papers in Russia praise their work. The Zemstvo union supports Russia and allies as Siberia ships butter hay lard oats and other supplies valued at about seven million dollars. Total cooperative investments reach 500 million dollars, likened to the Anglo French war loan float. The speaker praises peasant aid and warns of shifting focus back to peasant needs while maintaining war work.
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Staro-Bardinsky
Siberia
Russia
Zemstvo Union
Zemstvo
Amer
Holland Center of Espionage Activities
Rotterdam is described as a major espionage hub with two known offices run by large staffs where Dutch citizens including nobles are drawn into spy work. Several have died or are imprisoned abroad, and police officials in Amsterdam have been dismissed for clandestine ties with the German secret service. Investigations probe other Dutch city officials for similar conduct.
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Holland
Rotterdam
Amsterdam
Germany
Race Drivers Object to Board Track in Omaha Races
Omaha July 15 drivers in the speedway events object to the board track though it is famed as fast. Josef Christiaens and Frank Galvin of the Sunbeam team balked at racing on boards but were expected to start when the pistol fired. Attendance was projected at 50 000. Defending champion Eddie Rickenbacher faces a tougher defense with Resta and DePalma in 50 and 150 mile runs. Resta drives a Peugeot while Rickenbacher uses a Maxwell and DePalma a Mercedes with others aboard Stutz Dusenberg Crawford Olson Special and Hudson cars.
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Omaha
Neb
Omaha Speedway
Josef Christiaens
Frank Galvin
Sunbeam
Eddie Rickenbacher
Rickenbacher
Resta
DePalma
Peugot
Maxwell
Mercedes
Henderson
Cooper
Stutz
Ad’ Alené
Dusenberg
Milton
Devlin
Rose-Royce
Chandler
Crawford
Lewis
Johnson
Thompson
Olson
Mulford
Hudson
Vail
Teutonic Offensive Near Stobychna Fails
Russian war office reports a Teutonic offensive near Stobychna northeast of Kovel failed to push Russians from the left bank of the Stokhod river. Fighting west of the Stripa river intensified earlier but has since lessened.
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Petrograd
Stobychna
Kovel
Stokhod
War Office
Stripa River
Sunday church services on South Main and nearby churches
Sunday at South Main Street Methodist features morning and evening worship with Rev H Hi Robbins and Rev W H Townsend, plus Sunday School 9 30 with J O Conner. Other churches include Lutheran with 11 am and 8 pm sermons, St Marys Episcopal Fourth Sunday Trinity with services, First Reformed with Holy Communion at 11 am and 5 pm.
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South Main Street
H. Hi. Robbins
J. O.conner
W. H. Townsend
St. Mary's Episcopal
L. W. Blackwelder
Wesley Memorial Methodist Church Schedule and Meetings
Wesley Memorial Methodist Church led by Rev. G. T. Rowe holds Sunday school at 9 30 with W A Idol as superintendent. Preaching at 11 a m and 8 p m. Ladies aid and church improvement society meet Monday at 4 o'clock. Prayer meeting Wednesday at 8 p m.
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Wesley Memorial Methodist Church
G. T. Rowe
W. A. J. Idol
Ladies’ Aid and Church Improvement Society
Sunday services at First Baptist with 9 45 am class
Sunday program lists First Baptist Church with A E Tate as superintendent running Sunday school at 9 45 a m. Gospel preaching scheduled for 11 am and 8 pm led by Rev C J.
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First Baptist
A. E. Tate
C. J
First Reformed Baracas Seek Active Sunday Attendance
The First Reformed Baraca class invites all members to Sunday morning services to support new standing committees. Teacher C. C. Earnhardt will welcome everyone as officers seek to place each member on at least one committee.
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C. C. Earnhardt
No Parade on the Border Report Near San Antonio
General Tasker H. Bliss and General Funston reviewed the national guard encampment in San Antonio Texas with Illinois troops in attendance. Bliss is unlikely to seek a border parade, as he prepares a detailed report for the secretary of war on federalized state troops.
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San Antonio
Tex
Tasker H. Bliss
Funston
President Wilson Joins Weekend Potomac Cruise
President Wilson left Washington on the Mayflower with Mrs. Wilson and relatives for a weekend cruise down the Potomac and into Chesapeake Bay. He expects to return early Monday morning.
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Washington
Wilson
Potomac
Chesapeake Bay
Patrol Fires on Another in Texas Border Clash
Near Presidio Texas on the border patrol exchanged fire when one detach ment mistook another for bandits. Private Milhoun of the sixth cavalry was wounded in the incident.
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Presidio
Tex
United States Border Patrol
Here
Milhoun
Sixth Cavalry
Intense Belgian Front bombardment reported by French
Paris reports the Belgian front has reached its highest bombardment intensity according to the official French war office statement issued last night.
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Paris
French War Office
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Netherlands
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the Commercial National Bank
High Point, N.C
U. S
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Federal Reserve Bank
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Sylvester Newlin
Joseph Cox
Lutheran Church
P. D. Brown
A. W. Klemme
Raleigh
First Reformed
L. A. Peeler
J. R. Young
Baracas
Es Ogan
North State
Postal
Telegraph Cable Company
Danville
Lynchburg
Ecarlotte
Spartanour
Greenville S. C
Washington, D. C
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Fayetteville
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Aiken, S. Ee
Augusta
North State Telephone Company
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