Deity of Christ Stressed By Earlham President
Dr David M Edwards president of Earlham College spoke at First Friends Church on The Real Proof of Christs Deity arguing that church affiliation or peer belief are insufficient while theology and philosophy show that Jesus established values center of life service courage and truth seeking and that people should accept new discoveries when old beliefs prove inadequate
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Real Christ influence urged for peace and reform
Dr. Edwards argues religion should evolve beyond traditional theology to embrace the real Christ. He says this presence can solve modern life issues, promote international peace, abolish child labor, and support practical application of the golden rule.
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Radio Receives Praise From Dr Matthew F Smith Sermon
Dr Matthew F Smith pastor of First Presbyterian Church praised radio for spreading gospel messages in his sermon The Gospel and the Radio broadcast on WFBM He said radio has brought cheer and help to countless invalids and sick room patients during his evening and morning sermons.
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First Presbyterian Church
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Sermons Warn Against Worldly Allure in Two Churches
The Rev Homer Dale of Hillside Christian Church urges steady church attendance citing dangers of chasing worldly temptations. The Rev Charles M Reed of Woodside M E Church preaches that God provides needs not wants, warning that people often fail to keep faith with divine promises.
Bible Zoo sermon warns tongues tame with Jesus Christ
The Rev. C. E. Bishop of St Mathews Episcopal Church urged that without Jesus Christ in hearts, the most untamable beast is the human tongue. He preached on The Bible Zoo during Sunday evening services.
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Woman Admits Seven Murders In Nebraska Case
Mrs Emmanual Sorenson a 25 year old wife of a Dannebrog laborer is charged by confession with poisoning ten persons over eight years seven of whom died. She described herself as paranoid with the mind of an eight year old and was adjured sane. Victims include two neighbor children her husband her mother in law and three of her own children.
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Second Prize Essay on Why Industries Should Come to Indianapolis
Miss Dorothy Ragan wins ten dollar prize in The Indian apolis Times Industrial Essay Contest for a piece arguing that Indianapolis attracts industries as a central population hub with rail connections, interurban station, extensive roads, coal fields, water supply, nearby agriculture, diversified industries, meat packing, stockyards, auto production, and strong finance. The junior from Short Ridge High School emphasizes a clean progressive city with stable labor and no serious labor problems.
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Indiana Bidding Notice Guidelines From State Board of Accounts
Township trustees across Indiana are urged to comply with classified bidding laws in notices issued by Lawrence F. Orr chief examiner of the State board of accounts. Prepare seven copies for filing mailing posting and state review.
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Bishop Brown Denied Sermon Voice in New York Service
Bishop William Montgomery Brown of Cleveland attended St Mark's church service but was not allowed to preach. Dr William Norman Guthrie declined to confront a trial over the matter, aiming to avoid involvement in another's quarrel as Bishop Brown, twice found guilty of heresy, attended out of courtesy to Bishop William T Manning.
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Paper Cups Save Health In Office Sanitation
An article argues common drinking vessels spread illnesses like colds and flu. Paper cups are presented as a cost effective, necessary measure in offices and factories, reducing sickness and preventing expanded costs from shared cups. Alvin Ostermeyer of Ortermeyer Paper advocates for disposal cups to curb disease transmission.
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Company Explains Use of Paper Cups at 145 Virginia Ave
The firm at 145 Virginia Ave explains the practical and scientific reasons for using sanitary paper cups. They are Burt paper cups, conical and made of purest paper, gummed with pure starch paste. The cups’ shape discourages refilling and their size eliminates water waste.
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Lawn mower surgeon keeps homes' yards neat in Indianapolis
Within a month the lawn mower buzz will fill yards as C E Griener in Indianapolis repairs and reinstates worn mowers at 127 Fe New York St. His shop stocks new parts, wheels, blades and bolts for all makes, promising to make old machines look and run like new for proud homeowners including newlyweds without an old mower to repair.
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Griener’s store offers lawn gear and supplies
The advert lists lawn equipment in Griener's store including the latest model ball bearing grass cutter with catch basket, plus lawn rollers, hose reels, sprinkling hoses, lawn seed for all types, fertilizer, and other items to ease home lawn care.
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Toastwich The Latest Thing In Eating Line
A historic piece notes the toastwich as a quick meal for busy city workers. It traces the origin to an English hunter the Hart of Sandwich and highlights Donahue's two Indianapolis locations at 21 E. Ohio St. and 15 N. Meridian St. offering toastwiches and coffee for hurried meals.
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Chiropractors Say Treatments Aid Health
Dr E M Ryan of Fountain Square argues chiropractics aid health and urge keeping the spine in peak condition. He cites nervous exhaustion and eczema as conditions improved by spinal adjustments, noting nerves to kidneys affect skin and toxin elimination.
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