Lloyd George tells churchmen to stay out of politics
London July 28 Prime Minister Lloyd George angered church leaders by saying they should keep politics separate. At the Welsh Calvinistic Methodist assembly in Portmadoc he accused clergy of intruding on Ireland and labor unrest. Church figures condemned him, urging churches to apply Gospel principles to public life.
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H. J Taylor
St. Paul's Covent Garden
Chelmsford
Visiting Bankers To See Movie Plan For Convention
Los Angeles prepares for the American Bankers Association meeting October 3-7 1921 with tours of Southern California film plants and a Mexican movie street featuring a Spanish barbecue. Delegates will tour studios view sets have moonlight trips to a film city mirroring Monte Carlo and enjoy Catalina Island outings golf and banquets. About 3500 bankers are expected.
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Printers of Three Cities Meet Here
Members of the Triangle Typo thetae. Winston-Salem Greensboro and High Point printers met last night to plan a picnic likely at Dunlap Springs. The gathering, profitable and pleasant, announced invitations to newspaper office printers as well. E. F. Barber of Winston-Salem is president with W. A. Barber of High Point as vice president. C. C. Deal and J. P. Laffoon of this city serve on the board of directors.
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Greensboro
Winston- Salem
High Point
Dunlap Springs
Elwood
E. F. Barber
Winston-Salem
W. A. Barber
C. C. Deal
J. P. Laffoon
Kearns Wood Family Plans Big Randolph Reunion Event
Announcement, by R F Keerans, invites all related to the Keerns and Wood families to Asheboro on Friday August 12 at 9 AM with baskets. Previous reunion drew about 350 relatives. organizers expect a larger gathering as the two families claim many connections in Randolph County. Destruction of field rodents last year saved at least 19 million dollars at a cost of 840 thousand.
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Salter Visits Unraveling Paris Plot and Deceit
In a tense office encounter, Edith’s husband Salter arrives amid suspicions of an international venture. The narrator weighs distrust, a planned business swap with France, and Edith’s deception about Salter’s return, leading to personal conflict and a chance reconciliation as Berkins reveals new details about Mrs Slocum’s dancer.
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Homecoming Distress Disrupts Evening at House
Narrator returns home to find Bobbie loudly scolding and Dot in a kimono with a glass of milk. Dot pleads for help as Bobbie’s behavior worsens through the day, prompting the narrator to consider actions after a long walk.
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Dot
Hurrying Home Prompted by Dot’s Advice
Fragmentary OCR reads Dot urging haste. PE asks what is wrong as someone is cross. The line hints at a continued story on page 12 with characters in a domestic scene.
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