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Newspaper

News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Mar 31, 1922

Page

10

Builders' Bible Class Urges Civilization Through Faith

L Coblentz spoke at Grace Reformed church ninth annual Builders' Adult Bible Class banquet urging men to lead civilization by biblical principles. Dr Joseph H Apple likened building a career to constructing a durable foundation and emphasized restraint from temptation and proper material in shaping character. The class, formed nine years ago by R Paul Smith, now lists about 150 members with Henry H Abbott as teacher and Richard S Hargett as secretary.

Red States L. Coblentz Grace Reformed Church Cablentz Cobrentz United States England United Tes Joseph H. Apple Lfe Dr. Apple S. Charles Hoover Ganized R. Paul Smith Henry H. Abbott Richard S. Hargett Horace Albaugh

Lewis Seeks Return to Senate By Annapolis Visit

David J. Lewis, former representative and current U S Tariff Commission member, traveled to Annapolis to touch base with legislators and assess Democratic senatorial dynamics. Once a 1910s Senate hopeful, Lewis faces a party split narrative, yet aims to reenter the race amid Baltimore tensions and France’s contrasting record.

David J. Lewis United States Tariff Commission Annapolis Lewis France Democrats Baltimore Senate

Debate over free seeds and Democratic nomination race

The piece outlines a prospective debate with Senator France and potential plans by Mr. Lewis tied to Senator John Walter Smith's stance on the Democratic nomination. It notes a split on the annual Agricultural Appropriation Bill where four Republicans voted to cut the $360,000 for free seed distribution by Congress members, while three Democrats urged continuation.

France Lewis John Walter Smith Smith Senate House Senate Appropriations Congress McNary Oregon Capper Kansas Lenroot Wlaconain Jones Washington Harris Eorbin Harrison Mississippi Overman North Carolina

Congress Battles Over Free Seeds Fight Continues

Congress debates free seed distribution as public interest grows while legislative chambers wage a bitter clash over policy and funding amid mounting anticipation.

Republican committee backs Hepate action amid conference fight

Republican members voiced confidence Hepate will endure their move and anticipated a conference battle. Secretary Wallace of Agriculture reportedly urged halting seed distribution while a subcommittee found Congremational seed packages used improperly as premiums by private individuals.

Wallace Department of Agriculure Une

How Soldier Dispersed Attacks

A wartime advertisement claims a simple remedy cured stomach trouble and morphine dependence, touting Mayer's Wonderful Kemely as perfect health for artillery service. It promises relief from intestinal inflammation and related ailments with one dose and a money back guarantee, distributed by Co-Operative Dig Co Inc and druggists.

Binee Mayer Co-Operative Dig Co, Inc

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