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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Sep 16, 1921

Page

11

Voliva Promotes Flat Earth Belief From Zion City

Chicago dispatch reports Wilbur Glenn Voliva, Overseer of Zion, asserts the earth is flat and rejects modern astronomy. He cites level water, long level canals, and eclipses as proof, critiquing Copernican theory and claiming biblical primacy.

Overseer of Zion Chicago Wilbur Glenn Voliva Zion Alexander Dowie Zion City Voliva Suez Canal God Almighty Kenosha

Harem Seen as Wisdom of Eas Says Turkish Novelist

Angora Sept. 16 Mufide Ferid Hanem wife of ex minister Ahmed Ferid Bey declares the harem best suited to women and social order. She defends traditional home life and criticizes western women for spendthrift living while endorsing polygamy abolition yet endorsing home bound liberty within the harem.

Angora Mufide Ferid Hanem Ahmed Ferid Bey

Former service men out of work in America

A survey by the American Legion of 11 000 posts shows between 600 000 and 700 000 World War I veterans are unemployed. States reported large numbers, with Pennsylvania 150 000 and New York 100 000 out of work. Georgia reported no broad unemployment. The Legion Weekly notes many jobless veterans face a struggle for existence as winter nears and posts shift to relief efforts.

Indianapolis Ind American Legion Legion Pennsylvania New York Illinois Massachusetts Michigan Georgia American Legion Weekly Cire the Weekly United States Alto

LUNEPAREAN LAYMEN HOLD CONVENTION

Laymen from many states and Canada gather at Narragansett Pier to discuss church work with no ministers eligible. The 200 delegates, from the Unitarian Laymen's League, plan sessions through Sunday on recruitment, publicity, and college ministry.

Narragansett Pier R. I Canada Council of the Unitarian Laymen’'s League Unitarian Churches United States

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