Unpromising People Chosen by God to Lead
The sermon argues Jesus chose fishermen and other humble figures as disciples, showing God sees potential where the world sees none. It cites leaders like Abraham Lincoln and Moody as examples of talents found in unlikely places. It encourages self belief and development of hidden gifts.
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Sea of Galilee
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Union
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Evans Roberts
Churches
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Dwight L. Moody
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Theological Seminary
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Countess Karolyi Reflects on Hungary Before the War
Countess Karolyi describes Hungary as dominated by aristocracy and clergy, with peasants as serfs and emigration a major issue. She recalls an exclusive society, rigid etiquette, and the belief that work and commoners were beneath nobles, linking these to the nation’s later calamities. Next: My Experiences in the Revolution.
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ARIS
Hungary
Hke
Iowa farm distress and political stakes in the corn belt
The piece notes Iowa as the heart of corn belt distress with corn at 55 cents from $1, urging Government relief. It discusses Cummins versus Brookhart in Iowa politics, fears of farmer unrest, and the President's talks with Chicago bankers to aid Iowa banks and farmers.
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Indiana
Coolidge
Cummins
Senate
Brookhart
Steck
Washington
Chicago
Simple altar and guard for the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier
A letter urges Congress to spend no more on a monument for the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier. It proposes a bronze Roman altar with an eternal flame and a standing guard, arguing simplicity and national devotion better honor the Unknown than costly sculpture. The piece critiques a New York Civic Virtue monument and defends a modest homage.
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New York
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Congress
Spencers Take a Baby By Mrs Walter Ferguson
A town column questions a couple's adoption of a baby, arguing the child will enrich their lives more than they realize. The piece argues children keep adults sane and hopeful, and that the baby may bring iridescent joy and renewed youth to the Spencers.
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Spencers
Correction shows surge in top incomes under 40 percent surtax
The Times notes 314 incomes in 1924 face the 40 per cent surtax, up from 213 in 1923. The tax applies only to amounts above 500000, with richer earners expanding across higher brackets while incomes under 5000 fall. It hints at growing inequality and raises broader questions.
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Times
United States
Treasury
Mellon
Increasing living costs in fifty cities in October
Department of Labor reports higher costs in fifty cities for the month ending October 15. Butter and eggs led the rise, with the piece noting the playful jab at the so called Big Butter and Egg Men.
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Department of Labor
Prison Breaks Highlight Indiana Reformitory Debate
An Indiana Reformatory escape after Thanksgiving dinner ends with eight prisoners captured while one fled into open country. The article argues against humane prison fantasies, noting escapes and paroles are common, and discusses the potential impact of shorter workdays on society and civilization.
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Indiana
City Hospital earns top rating amid political spoils concerns
Indianapolis City Hospital is rated A plus by the American Hospital Association and the American College of Surgeons, up from a C three years ago. The improvement is attributed to new buildings and better facilities, but local officials fear political patronage will influence management after the next mayoral transition. The Indianapolis Dental Society delays plans for a clinic until hospital control is settled.
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Duvall
Four hour workday proposed by chemist leader
The American Chemical Society president told Indiana chemists at the Indianapolis Chamber that science and machinery could soon cut the workday to four hours within years. James M. Lynch of the Typographical Union echoed the idea as capable workers and labor-saving machinery boost production.
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American Chemical Society
Indiana
Indianapolis
Public health criticized over Washington water contamination politics
Dudley Foulke, former U S civil service commissioner, in Indianapolis assails Indiana State board of health for inaction on Washington I nd water tainted by sewage. He cites typhoid cases, a survey finding sewage in White River, and political reshuffle hindering action.
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Dudley Foulke
Richmond
Ind
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Indianapolis
State Board of Health
Washington
White River
State Health Board
Health Board
King
Lost citizenship papers affect voting rules
An editorial Q and A explains that losing naturalization papers does not revoke citizenship or voting rights if identity can be proven by other means. It advises applying to the relevant court for copies, with a sworn affidavit detailing issuance and loss, to reestablish eligibility.
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United States Circuit
Romina
Thi
Charges Before Agrippa Highlight Paul’s Stand in Acts 26
The Sunday school lesson reviews Paul’s appeal to Caesar to avoid unjust execution and his defense before King Agrippa. It praises Paul’s Roman citizenship, contrasts Festus and Felix, and portrays Paul’s strength through Christ. Agrippa’s remark almost persuades, illustrating the power of Paul’s testimony.
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Street Lights Authorized and City Notices
Citizens discuss street light approval on Harding Street from Sixteenth to Thirtieth, with requests for new lights at West Sixteenth and Harding. Reader letters address street paving costs, tree removal near 88 South Christian Street, and smoke concerns near the YMCA. City official H F Templeton will investigate air quality near the YMCA.
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H. F. Templeton
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