Allness of God explained by science speaker
The Christian Science tenet that God is all being and that nothing exists except that which emanates from Mind was the theme of an address by Miss Margaret M. Glenn at Murat Theater. She quoted Mary Baker Eddy and argued that God as Mind underpins healing and human conduct, stating that one Mind allows understanding among individuals and nations. The lecture linked Proverbs to the idea that thought shapes personhood and emphasized that Christian Science healing is not hypnotic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murat Theater
Margaret M. Glenn
S. B
Brookline
Mass
Mother Church
First Church of Christ, Scientist
Poston
Mary Baker Eddy
Christian Science
Glenn
Eavil
God
Hoosier on N Y World
Claude G. Bowers former editor of the Ft. Wayne Journal Gazet e today assumed duties as editorial writer for the New York World. Bowers is a well known Indiana newspaper man active in Democratic politics and delivered the keynote at the 1918 Democratic State convention. He was twice an unsuccessful candidate for Congress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude G. Bowers
Ft. Wayne Journal-Gazette
New York World
Bowers
Indiana
Congress
Thousands Visit Bridge For Murder Scene Traffic Jam
Thousands lined both sides of a high bridge over the Big Four Railroad on the high school road west of the city to view the scene of the Mrs. Helen Whelener murder. The Sunday crowds formed a half mile long automobile line and caused a lengthy traffic jam before clearing. Bids for Central Indiana Railroad were invited by Charles W. Martindale in Federal Court, with a minimum price of 945000. no bids were received. The road runs 117 miles from Muncie to Brazil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Whelener
Big Four
High School Road
Central Indiana Railroad
Anderson
Charles W. Martindale
Albert B. Anderson
Muncie
Brazil
Bridge Builder Edward Coghlan Dies at 56 in Delphi
Special DELPHI Ind Dec 3 Edward Coghlan 56 former superintendent of the Delphi Water Company and a nationally known builder of concrete bridges dropped dead while attending mass here Sunday. His widow survives.
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Delphi
Ind
Edward Coghlan
Delphi Water Company
Central College Y M A drives $1 000 campaign gains
Indiana Central College Y M C A unit pledges $200 toward a $1 000 annual budget. Finance committee leads form two teams led by Harry C. Good and A L Emmett in team one and J J Bright and C B Turley in team two. Butler University M C A hosts delegates at English's Theater to discuss Older Boys Conference Greencastle events and local club activities feature cartoons, solos, readings, and orchestral numbers as various groups plan the Big Meeting program.
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Indiana Central College
Finance Committee
Cabinet
Harry C. Good
A. L. Emmett
J. J. Bright
C. B. Turley
Butler University
Butler
Tom Skeyhill
S. E. Morrill
H. V. Hartsough
H. M. Guest
Clifford Laing
J. M. Moulton
C. A. Isaac
Greencastle
Ind
Cen
Tral Y. M. C. A
Samuel L. Schurte
Brewer T. Clay
William Craigle
Boys’ Department
M. J. Hopper
Top Notch
Comrade Club
I and I
Association
Boys
George Byfield
Clyde Rubottom
Lee White
Cascarets Laxative Promises Gentle Liver and Bowel Cleansing
An advertisement touts Cascarets as a harmless laxative that relieves sick headache biliousness gases and indigestion by morning. It claims suitability for men women and children and notes box sizes 10c 25c and 50c available at any drug store.
Court Appeals Grow In Prohibition Conviction Appeals
Deputy clerk Joel Baker said seventy five percent of appeals to the State Supreme Court arise from prohibition law convictions. He noted a steady eight year rise in criminal appeals from 1918’s twenty two to 110 in eleven months, with Marion County contributing 33. Of 340 total appeals on the supreme and appellate dockets, 111 are criminal appeals.
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State Supreme Court
Joel Baker
Baker
Marion County
Supreme and
Haney points to cautious trade optimism in outlook
Dr. Lewis H. Haney of New York University analyzes trade trends. He notes rising industry activity and solid purchasing power, with railways improving financially. He warns against over-optimism and highlights lingering forecaster gloom as a caution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bureau of Business Research
New York University
New York
Unusual People Talks Little Gains Much By NEA Service
OQUILVILLE Ky Nov 29 A sh well regulated tongue and neat clothes are the greatest assets of Mrs Ora M Ferguson one of the most successful women bond sellers in the country When interview prospect she hands him a surprise by her business and conciseness They expect a woman to be long winded She finds buyers across classes Women invest small sums and feel it too trivial for a man Her first sale was for Liberty bonds during the war Her success inspired continued work for profit The rest of the piece notes industrial adjustments and weak spots in cotton textiles live stock copper and automobile sectors plus a slipping wholesale price level and rising cost of living.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEA Service
Oquilville
Ora M. Ferguson
Liberty Bonds
Central Indiana Power unveils customer ownership plan
The Central Indiana Power Company, serving 120 Indiana communities from Sullivan to Valparaiso, announces a customer ownership plan to finance a new 210 million plant at Dresser. Customers and employees may acquire part ownership and invest savings to expand the electric service for factories mines and homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Indiana Power Company
Indianapolls
Clinton
Kokomo
Wabash
Logansport
Sheridan
Sullivan
Noblesville
Rochester
Indiana
Dresser
Central Indian Power Company
New Christmas Saving Club Opens at Marion County Bank
More than 1 500 people will receive checks totaling over 55000 from the Christmas Club Savings Department of the Marion County State Bank. Deposits range from fractions of a dollar to 50 weekly, earning 4 percent interest for Christmas spending. Clyde Robinson president notes popular accounts of 60 cents 1 and 2 dollars weekly and expects more depositors as the club opens today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion County State Bank
Christmas Club Savings Department
Clyde Robinson
Robinson
Postwar Readjustment Caution Amid Optimism
The article notes rising business failures and a cautious optimism through next spring, urging awareness of ongoing postwar readjustment. It mentions the chestnut's historic cultivation in the Mediterranean region as a background detail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mediterranean Region
RELIEVED BOY'S COUGH RUSTS ON HONEY AND TAR
Mrs L Van Belle of Pendrey Montana praises Foley's Honey and Tar Compound for curing her six year old son's bad cough. The ad asserts it relieves coughs colds and hoarseness and claims the remedy has stood the test of time for three generations. It warns to get the genuine product and avoid substitutes.
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Hoosier
N. Y. World
Claude Bowers
Midland
Central College
Y. M
Lee Fulmer
Harry Fox
Brotherhood
A. L. Roberts
S. P. Matthews
Bertram Day
The
Crescent Life Insurance Company
W. L. Ewing
Supreme Tribunal
Mansfield Engineering CO
Fletcher Trust
Indianapolis
Pioneer
the Times
Late Sport News
Haney
Lewis H. Haney
New England
Mrs. Ferguson
Fletcher
Hendren Printing Company (Incorporated
Central Indiana Power
Indiana Counties
Valparaiso
NEW Xmas Club
John Fendent
Fidelity Trust CO
American Paper Stock Company
LEE Tire and Rubber CO
Service Dept
Vermont St
Riley
Ism
Xia Oe
Ola
Bea
Indianapolis-St. Louis
St. Louis
City Ticket Office
West Ohio St
Union Station
J. W. Gardner
Division
K. E. Lynn
New Jersey
E B. Boaz, Jr
Pembroke Arcade
Browder
N. Senate
Empire Garage Co., Inc
Denison Hotel
Eee Pynent Sas
Hiller
National Paper Stock CO
Circle
Michigan
UBLIC
Sheridan Battery Service Co
Illinois
Bill Sheridan
FORD
D & D Vulcanizing Co
Delaware and Georgia Sts
Coal Ice
Polar Ice and Fuel CO
J.w.ebauch
LA Realar
N. Penn
Indiana Bell Telephone Co
Phil M. Watson
Patterson Engraving, CO
Nina Ean
Ake
Main
Kentucky Ave
H. H. Woodsman & Co., Inc General Insurance—Surety Bonds
Fidelity Trust Building
Vicks Rue
Ad. Bear Mfg. Co
Terre Haute
Foster and Messick Telephone
Fletcher Trust Building
America
Louisville, Ky
Louisville
Dixie Fliers
C. B. Mowery
Southeastern Express
Efy/ce
Southern Railway
N. Capitol
Malin
the Whitaker Press
Print Craft
North
New Jersey Street
W. New York St
Lambert Trublpruf
Lee B. Smith
Moss Mutual Life Ins. Co
Richard A. Kurtz
Foreign Dept
the Union Trust Co
East Market Street
Ohio Beauty Shop
Lincoln
Ohio ST
Capitol Transfer Co., Inc
Mac
Washington St
Christmas Savings Club
Indianapolis Glass Co
Mene Ave
Marion
Peterman
Mass. Ave
Webster
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