What Is Meant By Modernists And Fundamentalists
Q Are the growth of cotton increasing in the United States. The condition of cotton this year is 72 percent below the average for the last ten years. Only once in 53 years has there been as small a crop as predicted this year. The article surveys religious terms answering what Modernists and Fundamentalists mean and cites beliefs about evolution versus creation.
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United States
Washington
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Cantor Capper
Kansas
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Ike Roosevelt
Charles Ellet
Penn’s Manor
Bucks County
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Schuylkill River
Fairmont
Niagara River
Argentina
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E N. Harvey
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Germain
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
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New York
Madison Square
Esther
Solomon
Susanna Bel and
Manassa
United States Children’s Bureau
United States Department of Agriculture
Agriculture
United States Geological Survey
Population and land resources projections for American farms
The Agricultural Department projects a U S population of 150 million in 25 years with 38 million additional acres needed for farming. It notes 600 million acres of potential crop land, reserving 200 thousand acres for forests. Other bulletins suggest land resources could sustain 300 million people and foresee growing demand for farm land and products.
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Agricultural Department
United States
Department
Teaching French by Radio Inspires Language Bond
Berlitz founder V Harrison Berlitz championed radio lessons after observing French taught by radio in Paris. In New York he began weekly French broadcasts to the American public creating a vast invisible class and promoting cross language understanding through the air.
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V. Harrison Berlitz
Berlitz School of Languages
Paris
Wiffel Tower
France
United States
Harrison-Berlitz
New York
Mrs Benedict Rites Held in Marshall After 76 Years
Mrs Mary Catherine Benedict, born January 1848 in Cumberland county, died June 5 1924 in Biloxi Mississippi. She married William Benedict December 23 1867 and lived in Marshall until 1900 before moving to Biloxi. Survived by son Charles of Atlanta and granddaughter Catherine of Biloxi. another son Edward predeceased. Also brothers Joe Montgomery of Los Angeles and John Montgomery of Marshall, plus several nieces and nephews. Body brought to Marshall. funeral at the Wallis home, interment in Marshall cemetery.
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Mary Catherine Benedict
Samuel
Elizabeth Montgomery
Cumberland County
Biloxi
Miss
William Benedict
Marshall
Charles
Atlanta
Catherine
Edward
Joe Montgomery
Los Angeles
Cal
John Montgomery
Allen Wallis
Marshall Cemetery
Card of Thanks and Family Obituary Details
Card of thanks from Charles Benedict Anna Benedict and William Marionard. Burial memorial notes birth date September 24 1861 death June 4 1924 age 62 8 10. Marriages 1889 to Nannie Cornwell and 1893 to Mary Carver with 4 sons and 4 daughters surviving.
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William Marionard
John
Phebia “Carpenter
Nannie Cornwell
Ernest
Mary Carver
Herman
Carl
Harry
Frances
Grace
Clara
Bonnie
Whfich
Mrs Emma Berner Death Notice in Zion Evangelical Church
Mrs Emma Berner born April 28 1861 in Clark County Illinois died May 27 1924 aged 63 years 29 days. Married Charles Berner April 26 1883 nine children six living twelve grandchildren two sisters Rosa and Sarah Smith. Paralysis four years preceded by illness with death following May 27. Funeral at Zion Evangelical church May 29 conducted by Rev B C Earhart at 2 30 pm.
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Emma Berner
Smith
Clark County
Illinois
Zion Evangelical Church
Chas. Berner
Berner
Wm. Miller
Albert
Wolfe Point
Mont
John Finkbiner
Fred Geisert
Rosa
Clara
Sarah Smith
Glory Land
Rev
B. C. Earhart
Obituary of Opal Wallace from Marshall paper
Opal Wallace daughter of Robert and Nancy Wallace was born October 6 1903 in Lovington New Mexico. She died June 2 1924 at her home in Marshall aged 20 years 7 months 26 days after a long illness. After her mother died in 1910 she lived with Aunt Mrs William Dickson Casey. She moved to Marshall in 1914 with the Dicksons and joined the Methodist church six years ago. She leaves Mr and Mrs Dickson and other relatives.
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Opal
Robert
Nancy Wallace
Lovington
Marshall
William Dickson
Casey
Dickson
Methodist Church
Mrs. Dickson
Local Woman Rites Held in Paris Cemetery
Burial services for a deceased woman were conducted Wednesday with Rev. J. E. Evans officiating. Interment followed in Paris Cemetery. Survivors include sister Mrs Ruth Kaufman of Decatur and brother Clarence Wallace of Lovington along with a grandmother and many relatives and friends.
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Ruth Kaufman
Decatur
Clarence Wallace
Lovington
J. E. Evans
Paris Cemetery
In Memoriam Charles H. Macke Remembers June Day
In loving memory of Chas. H. Macke who died seven years ago on June 14. The day recalls sad memories of a loved one gone to rest. Those who think of him that day are the ones who loved him best. He bade no farewell. His loving heart had ceased to beat.
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Chas. H. Macke
Beloved Husband and Father Remembered in Quiet Tribute
A widow and children recall the cheerful smile and kind ways of a husband and father who died. Mary Macke and their children are left with fond memories and deep sorrow.
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Mary Macke
Burkhead Seeks Commutation From Illinois Board of Pardons
John Burkhead, convicted of murder in Clark County Illinois at the 1919 November term and sentenced to fourteen years in the penitentiary, will apply at the July Board of Pardons and Paroles meeting for sentence commutation.
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John Burkhead
Clark County
Illinois
Board of Pardons and Paroles
John
Burkhead
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Wm. Dickson
Fred Kaufman
Opal Wallace
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Albert Sockler
Windsor
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