Vatican Order Restricts Women in Catholic Choir Roles
A Vatican edict restricts women from soloist and ordinary chorister roles in Roman Catholic services, with an exception for chapel contents. Cardinal Richard of Paris circulated a pastoral letter to bishops noting commands from the Congregation of the Holy Office in Rome, outlining how ceremonies should be conducted under papal authority.
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Banks and Holidays in Baltimore Seek Clearer Friday Payment Law
Baltimore bankers discuss replacing the 1892 Saturday half holiday law with a clearer statute to standardize payments and protests of commercial paper. Some banks delay payments to Monday due to the half holiday, and recent Saturday holidays raised questions about when paper due on Saturday or Sunday should be paid. President Taylor of the Clearer House Association and law firm partners advised Friday payment on February 28, with other holidays like Fourth of July and Decoration Day also landing on Saturdays.
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Marriages Tie Walty Dosing Smulth to Troutville Areas
In February two weddings were performed by Rev. J. AO Asper. Luther C. Walty of Troutville wed Florence L. Dosing of Lewistown at the parsonage. A second ceremony at the bride’s home tied James L. Smulth of Troutville to Mary E. May of near Lewis- OW.
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Luther C. Walty
Troutville
Misa Florence L. Dosing
Lewistown
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James L. Smulth
Mary E. May
Lewis- OW
Gospel Choir Benefit Opera House Show Delights Crowd
The Gospel Choir of the Methods at Episcopal Circa presented an operatic charity program at the Opera House led by Rev. A. H Ztuemerman. A large audience enjoyed songs and a narrative to aid the Charity Wood Yard and Armenian relief, raising $68 after expenses despite cold weather.
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Ira D. Sanxey
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B. T. Hendrickson
Readers respond on egg problem and church notices
Letters to The News debate an egg problem with Beall and Beall’s solution of 301 as the smallest number of eggs. Also notes on a walnut altar in Liberty M P Church and delegates from Liberty to a Baltimore Methodist conference. Includes report on teachers in Frederick county paid and a Teachers Institute meeting at East Church Street school.
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Sunday School Sermon Fragments on Faith and Miracles
A devotional extract discusses Jesus healing a woman who touched him and a girl raised from death. It reflects on faith over sight, urges public testimony of blessing, and connects these events to enduring belief, prayer, and the Christian life. The passage cites Gospel of Mark and John, urging readers to trust God’s promises beyond appearances.
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Strength Claim Advertising Item for Toot Strength 1Makers
An old patent medicine advertisement promotes Toot Strength 1 Makers a tonic claiming to aid digestion, reduce indigestion symptoms, and increase energy and strength. It asserts safety and usefulness for weak, irritable, nervous dyspeptic individuals and promises permanent relief with regular use. Prices listed as 10, 25, 60 cents and a 71,000 batch claim.
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Moving Dwalzing and House Relocation Plan
A two story brick house on East Patrick Street owned by Upton Knitting Mills is being prepared for relocation westward by Charles Poole and his team. The house sits on jacks and will move about twenty to thirty feet once weather allows, with a new foundation in place and a large fireproof warehouse to be built on the site.
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