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Newspaper
Indianapolis Times
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 12, 1925
Page
10
Dr W C Davis of First English Lutheran Church spoke on the fight between Fundamentalists and Modernists. He urged the church to seek truth amid extremism and noted the controversy mirrors the Scopes era. He warned that words acquire sinister meanings when used by opposing sides.
In the November issue readers contribute true life stories that depict life as it truly is not as fiction. Each feature promises gripping, real world scenes told by Everyday people.
A group of fifty students from Indiana University earned high honors by competitive exam. Miss Georgia Carmichael of 130 Niel Ave, Shortridge High School graduate, was among those chosen for advance English instruction.
The article contrasts Modernists and Fundamentalists, noting Modernists’ intolerance toward dissent and Fundamentalists’ perceived fixedness. It argues both sides bear responsibility for the rift, with Modernists sneering at conservatives and Fundamentalists clinging to literalism without relating beliefs to contemporary life.
Fire of undetermined origin damaged the new high school gym in Anderson Indiana causing 35000 dollars in losses. The $100000 facility lost its floor bleachers and portions of the west and south walls and roof. Contractors expect at least three months to complete rebuilding and the loss is insured.
Opinion piece reflecting on Christopher Columbus and the unintended consequences of his voyage. The writer argues that many modern issues arose from the New World discovery and muses on a chain of social changes and warnings for the young. Columbus is noted as having sparked lasting trouble.
An ingrown nail remedy promotes inflammation reduction and pain relief with Outgro antiseptic. A tiny bottle available at drug stores carries directions for self treatment by general buyers.
Representative Ralph Updike spoke to Indianapolis local No. 130 of the National Federation of Postal Clerks at Denison Sunday on legislative problems. Other speakers included Earl Ferguson of the Indianapolis Chamber of Commerce, J. I. Hawley of the Railway Mail Association and Frank Hildebrand of the Letter Carriers' Association. Preliminary plans for the 1927 biennial national convention were discussed.
An unidentified man with five bullet wounds was found dead in a ditch at the southwest Chicago limits. Police suspect the victim was a beer runner killed in a gang battle tied to a local beer war.
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