Coolidge Refuses Glib View of Missionaries Work
President Coolidge bluntly told a foreign missions convention that not all carried by Christian civilizations has been good. He urged liberalism and toleration, saying true missionary work must rely on living by example rather than creeds. He warned that civilization risks distortion when engaging non-equipped societies and urged a renewal of the gospel through broad liberalism.
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Washington
Coolidge
Foreign Missions Convention
United States
Canada
Aims and limits of true Christian mission effort
The text argues that true Christianity should guide mission work, noting past failures when Christians acted unethically. It acknowledges missionaries were hindered by unchristian motives and that liberalism should allow missionary effort to build on existing foundations rather than impose a full moral restructuring.
Community notices from Pulaski News Lodge events and chautauqua update
Enthusiasm grows in the Pro tected Home Circle Lodge with over fifty new members and a party at the Maccabee hall attended by about seventy five. Refreshments were provided by a social committee including Misses Kane Lostetter Sturdevant Grill and Mrs Myers Headings. Out of town delegates included the Wilsons of Redondo Beach and New Wilmington visitors. The Swarthmore Chautauqua opened midweek under Charles Dickson and Marjorie Turner with a strong Friday program promised. Other items note six o'clock dinner hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Mitcheltree for Mr. and Mrs. Wilson and guests from New Wilmington, Miss Eileen Gilliland visiting West Middlesex, and local visits by H H Knox and Mrs. Calvin Heasley returning to Youngstown. Australian agricultural data warn rabbits cost over 100 million dollars annually in productivity losses.
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Home Circle Lodge
Margaret Kane
Lucetta Lostetter
J. F. Myers
John Headings
Bessie Sturdevant
Evelyn Grill
Harry Wilson
Redondo Beach
California
William Wilson
Elmer Sharp
Wallace Hamilton
Bernice Yoho
Lenora Cotton
New Wilmington
Swathmore Chautauqua
Charles Dickson
Mises Marjorie Turner
B. T. Mitcheltree
Eileen Gilliland
West Middlesex
H. H. Knox
Youngstown
Calvin Heasley
J. P. Clark
Traditional Chinese remedy uses dried bees and beetles
Beads of dried and powdered bees and beetles are highly regarded by the Chinese physician for treating throat troubles.
Bumsteads Worm Syrup Ad Claims Safe Full Dose
An old advertisement touts Bumsteads Worm Syrup for children with bold claims and a promise never to fail. It highlights rare but costly Santo Nin as part of the dosage, priced at 50 cents by mail, with contact attributed to G. A. Voorhees M D Philadelphia.
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Santo Nin
G. A. Voorhees
M. D
Philadelphie
High Schools To Have Contest
A debate between Princeton High and Harlansburg High will take place at Princeton Presbyterian church on February 6. Participants include Helen Turner for declamation Helen Farrell for oration Bernice Stickle for essay Walter Hunt for dispute and Everett Boak for dispute.
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Prin Vaasa Vis
Princeton High
Harlansburg High School
Princeton Presbyterian Church
Princeton
Helen Turner
Helen Farrell
Bernice Stickle
Walter Hunt
Everett Boak
Local Notices of Visits Accidents and Travel
A packing of social notes records Jessie White’s chin cut after a house accident on Tuesday. Several households hosted guests including Shaffer Myers and Moore families, with travel plans to Pulaski Chicago and Ellwood City. Mildred Mershimer, Aiken teacher, is home ill with sore throat.
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Jessie White
Ira White
Willard Shaffer
Frances Myers
Butler Road
J. W. Shaffer
G. A. Boyd
Frank Blair
Pulaski
Maryl Boyd
Findley Weiss
Phillip Moore
Cardner
Frank Myers
Moravia
W. D. Morrison
Chas. Mershimer
Helen
Jean
Lois May
Norman Book
Betty
Joseph Mershimer
Lou Mershimer
Chicago
Bible School
Claire McGuire
Heated Argument In Chicago Court Without A Sound
In Chicago on January 29 eight deaf mute individuals created a loud scene in Small Claims Court as plaintiff, defendant, and six witnesses gestured furiously over a ring dispute. An interpreter aided the proceedings while the judge feared swearing signals and threatened order.
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Chicago
International News Service
Small Claims Court
The Beauty Powder I Sell Claims For All Women
A promoter describes distributing luxury face powders at low wholesale prices to druggists and counters. Two formulas are offered: a heavy Youth Cream Powder at $1 per box and a lighter fluffy powder at 50 cents, with samples available for comparison and a coupon to request.
Continue Work On Hospital At New Castle
The late fall started addition to New Castle hospital is progressing with minimal weather disruption. Construction aims to complete by June 1 and be ready for occupancy soon after, as outside walls rose before the cold spell allowing interior work to continue.
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New Castle Hospital
Arizona Senate ratifies child labor amendment
Arizona Senate unanimously ratified the child labor amendment following House approval. The action occurred in Phoenix on Wednesday January 29 as reported by International News Service.
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Arizona
Senate
International News Service
Phoenix
Ariz
House
State Senate
When Nerves Are Unstrung Wakeful Nerve Vitalizer Ad
An Ohio reader shares relief from nerves after trying Wheeler's Nerve Vitalizer. She reports nervous shaking subsided after the first dose and she slept better. The ad touts a free trial for 10 cents and a $1.10 regular bottle through J W Bren Co Dept 49 Albion Michigan.
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Minnieldebrand
Lafayette
Wheeler
J. W. Bren
Albion, Mich
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