Sabbath Day Observance Urged At Braddock Heights Service
Robert H McNeill spoke at Braddock Heights on Sunday evening urging Sabbath day observance. He traced its history through Christian era, church, and civil law, noting Constantine era Sunday laws and ongoing battles against commercial use of the day.
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Robert H McNeill
LL. D. Washington
James Cannon, Jr
District of Columbia Court
Braddock Heights
District of Columbia Bar
First Baptist Church
W. ©. Royal
Clinton . Sparks
McNeill
W. W. Davis
Maryland
Lord’s Day Alliance
England
Scotland
Ireland
Germany
France
Whale de Laide
Christ
Amr Ang Bed
Rdoe Hha Aa Oaede
Jesus Christ
Tertullian
Cnurches
Constantine
Russia
Europe
Exile Today's Leaders As They Looked 20 Years Ago
A historical snapshot depicts Adolf Hitler in wartime attire as a corporal under a commander with three men nearby and hundreds beneath him. The portrayal notes his rise from a corporal to Reichsfuehrer and chancellor of Germany, emphasizing self directed authority.
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Gersman
Adolf Hitler
Hitler
Chareilor
Germany
Benito Mussolin
Bersagneri
Mussolini
Italy
Pacifist Navy Official Jo Barclaw MacDonald Portraits
A 1914 photograph shows Jo Barclaw MacDonald described as a pacifist navy official and British MP whose antiwar stance harmed his career. The piece notes his political rise during wartime and contrasts with today’s prime minister, while recalling Franklin D. Roosevelt as a young assistant secretary of the Navy.
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Jo Barclaw MacDonald
Sabbath Day Sermon Calls People to Restore Holy Day
A speaker urges Maryland to resist secular festival and rediscover the Sabbath as a day of rest and worship. Quoting Gladstone and Lincoln, he warns of drifting from traditional morals and commercialism, urging collective effort to preserve sacred purpose for future generations.
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William Gladstone
Earl of Beaconsfield
George Washington
Abraham Lincoln
Theodore Roosevelt
Dwight L Moody
Cardinal Gibbons
Supreme Court
Harlan and
McLean
Maryland
Co 7
Uncle Robbie Buried in Baltimore Cemetery
Wilbert Robinson a leading baseball figure was buried at New Cathedral cemetery following a requiem mass in Atlanta. Attended by baseball dignitaries including Judge Kenesaw Landis and John A Heydler, the service drew pallbearers and figures from the Orioles and Giants organizations.
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Baltimore
Wilbert (Roobie) Robinson
New Cathedic Cemetery
William M Clements
St Catherines Catholic Church
Atlanta
Robinson
Urbawns
Harry L Robinson
George Gunther Judge
Kenesaw M Landis
Joe Kelley
Robbie
Oriole
Jim Noonan
Joe Tipman
John P Nixon
Emil Decker
Jimmy Walsh
Isidore Goldstein
John A. Heydler
Clark Griffith
Washington
John J McGraw
New York Giants
Beauty Marooned by Management Over $600 Penthouse Rent
A Woman in an 18th floor penthouse atop San Candi Hotel was locked out by management after she refused to pay $600 rent. The dispute centers on her attempt to leave the locked suite and the ensuing confrontation with hotel authorities.
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Robinson Crusoe
Manhattan Island
San Candi Hottel
Directors Named 10 Push Housing Plans
Washington reports regional state and district directors were named to energize the Federal Housing Administration drive to modernize homes and commercial buildings. James A. Moffet, housing administrator, said no general price cuts for building materials are expected. The new directors will work through chambers of commerce and local clubs to promote home modernization loans. Baltimore notes Arthur E Hungerford, Maryland director of the National Emergency Council, was appointed to lead the Maryland Ret-effort housing district of the NEC today by Donald Raggett.
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Washington
Federal Housing Administration
James A. Moffet
Chambers of Commerce
Women's
Cisis
Baltimore
Arthur E Hungerford
Maryland
National Emergency Council
Donald R Rag Tarcuines Garetyar
Veoming
Hungerford
Federal program push backs home repairs and jobs
A brief bulletin notes widespread federal efforts to spur home repairs and new projects. It highlights advertising as a driver of employment and investment, urging public support for job creation and savings initiatives.
Mike Thompson Leaves Mt. St. Marys After 23 Years
Emmitsburg Aug 12 Michael J Mike Thompson longtime faculty and athletic director at Mt. St. Marys has been released from the college effective immediately. He spent twenty three years at the school arriving from Washington College to lead the athletics program. The layoff followed the closing of the university’s department of preparatory work. Thompson plans to move toward coaching and business interests in Baltimore and is a prominent local Democratic figure who organized Frederick County Baseball League for 37 years and has officiated college and professional football nationwide.
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Emmitsburg
Michael J
Mikel
Keoga
Foca
Mt Oe Marys
Washington College
Tae Ratan
Baltimore Fire
Therato
Fmmitaburg
Spores
Frederick County
Thompson
Harvard
Palnceton
Yale
Cornell
Pennsylvania
Army Navy
Stanford
California
BIDDINGER IMPROVING IN WOODBINE HOSPITAL REPORT
Arthur Biddinger of Woodbine shows signs of slowly regaining consciousness after an accident last Sunday morning left him unconscious. Doctors report improvement as he remains under care and observation.
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Biddinger
Arthur Biddinger
Woodbine
Con
Strousness at Frederick City Hospital Reported
A report notes strousness at Frederick City Hospital where a patient is listed, with authorities providing limited details on the incident and current condition.
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Frederick City Roorpital
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Esso
Ssolene
Essolene Justartes
Beauty
Betty Randolph
A. E. Hungerford
Mike Thompson
MT. ST. Wary's
Ruth Phobus Beauty Shop
East Patrick St
Telephone Exchange
Frederick
Farmers & Mechanics Traniunal Daun
Bank of
Pasanal Searica
Guy Bush
Sar Plicher
Chicago
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