Gordon Mackay Delivers Bold Sermon in Edinburgh Style
Gordon Mackay fills the pulpit at Schuyler Chase’s church in the city, delivering a direct sermon on infirmities and social neglect. Sage Pierpont, Norah O Grady, and Josephine Jenney observe as Mackay contrasts church life with outside needs and criticism of a rigid, self-satisfied congregation. Dallas Hunt’s tenor and the choral music underscore the dramatic clash between pious tone and provocative rhetoric.
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Sage Pierpont
Mackay
Sage Fierpont
Schuyler Chase
Gordon Mackay
Pierpont King
Carmichael Mackay
Edin- Brem
Deseyhine Jenney
Bradley Svuarg
Josephine Jenney
Schuyler
Sally
Alackay
Hi Syieng
Edinburgh
Menmer
Jenner
Sage Paterpont
Sitdale
Sehuyier
Hke Stephen
Schuver
Ocenr
Sally Chase
Gordon Alackay
Cherry Square
Salir
Dallas Hunt
Schuler Chase
Hani
Doctor Chase
Hunt
Schuster
Bethesda
Out Our Way On White-Collar Stock Swindles
A Bekier Business column analyzes a wave of stock swindling terms used by high pressure sales teams. It defines phrases like advance tea money bird dog boiler room and dynamiter, explaining how promoters lure investors with staged listings and fake prospects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bird Dog
Kit Dess
Lily
P. O
Scensny
Better Business Parent
Whisky toast ends fatally for a man in care
An inebriated toast leads to a fatal outcome as a man is found dead after drinking a full measure of neat whisky. Friends recount the incident noting a reckless act and lack of timely medical attention. The event hints at broader wartime and political commentary sections in the issue.
Glacier Park Bears Respond To Dinner Bell
Glacier Park Montana reports bears that wait for the dinner bell along a two mile stretch of the Transmountain road during winter. Six construction crews along the route rope in with workers for meals as the bears lumber in from various directions. As workers eat, the bears receive a tidbit when the meal ends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glacier Park
Mont
Transmountain
As You Like Tilt From Passing Show
Dialogue between two engagements ends as one declares the match off following a fortune teller’s warning. The other jokes about quick-change looks to cope with the news.
Awakening Peasants in Southeastern Europe Gains Steam
The Christian Science Monitor notes a peasants movement across six nations Czecho Slovakia Yugoslavia Rumania Austins Hungary and Bulgaria. Aims include opposing pholshevism and fascism but mainly seek social and economic gains as rural workers watch cities reap industrial benefits.
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Christian Science Monitor
Europe
Czecho-Slovakia
Jugo- Slavia
Rumania
Austins
Hungary
Bulgaria
Indians Favor Continued Protection From Government
Indian chiefs representing the Wakimas in Washington the Sioux Cherennes and Crows of Montana and the Geketas express gratitude for federal protection after resisting white settlement and invasion, stating they wish to remain proteges of the United States government.
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Uncle Samuel
Washingon
Wakimas
Washington
Crows
Montana
Wromine
Geketas
Oklahoma
Leavitt
House
Indian Affairs Committee
Interior Department
Half Right Approach to Corn Belt Farmers at Convention
The piece notes Corn Belt farmers, backed by accredited supporters, marching on the Republican convention in Kansas City as a potential tactic. It suggests the plan may rattle cautious Republicans, while doubting the impact and daily distractions that could dilute the message.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Peasant Awakening Shapes New European Movement
The article describes a mass peasant gathering at Alba Julia with estimates from 40 000 to 200 000, demanding political reform and government changes while showing discipline and potential reach beyond central Europe to Osage tribal interests in Oklahoma. It notes observers link the event to a broader uprising and continued agitation once agricultural work subsides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Afillais
Seri
Europe
Ancient Lore Confirmed and Odd Med Facts Cited
Wewark Star-Eagle notes medical curiosities from history and different cultures. It cites liver as a blood builder for anemia and various traditional remedies from Chinese, indigenous, and other practices. The piece references Surgeon General Cum ming and quotes Yakima chiefs on old beliefs and skeptical views.
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Wewark
Hugh
Cumming
United States
Pubic Health Service
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Uncomsciqus
Suez Canal
Mediterranean Sea
Mize & Zour
England
Diaz
China
Leeder
Coolidge-Hellogg
Suius Rosenwald
AL VG
Vay E. Reuse
Philadelphia Public Ledger
Flappers
Maria Storts Allen
Mary Astor
Internacional
Yarman
Sileria
Nosh Saluskitr
Yakimas
Yakima
Robert ‘Yellowtail
Congress
Chic Bacon Rind
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