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Women Preachers Spark Episcopal Debate Across Europe
A heated dispute in the English Episcopal church questions whether women should be permitted to preach. War-time shifts have boosted women chaplaincies and clergy in service, with many rural parishes satisfied by female ministers who work for modest salaries. Skeptics warn of male attendance declines, yet proponents insist women bring needed spiritual support during sorrow and crisis. If Europe adopts widespread use of women preachers, America is likely to follow.
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Europe
The Editor as a Policeman Opinion Piece
A country newspaper editor is described as a force for moral uplift and crime prevention. Publicity is the key, with offenders often paying small fines and revealing their slips to the editor after court. The piece illustrates the editor’s role in shaping local perceptions of justice.
Editors face dilemma on printing crime names in papers
A southern city trace shows a leading attorney arrested for gambling asks to keep his name out of the paper. He argues against publicity while noting editors weigh whether naming offenders prevents crime or fuels it. The debate centers on the newspapers duties to inform vs protect individuals.
Safe Return Home of the Deutschland
The Deutschland has returned to its home port after evading British patrols, a feat praised for captain and crew but deemed militarily and commercially insignificant. Experts warn against overrating merchant submarine value while noting Count von Reventlow’s sober view on German sentiment and strategic costs.
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Philadephia Inquirer
North Atlantic
Paul Koenig
Koenig
Great Britain
Germany
Marchant
Count von Reventfow
Minutes of Merriness and Matrimonial Mischief
A brief exchange shows a boy seeking a position and an older respondent noting the need for an older applicant. The humor hints at a suitor seeking permission to marry a daughter, while a sly remark suggests the husband would read about it in the papers. The dialogue echoes a playful, social newspapers tone of Brooklyn era.
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Puck
Twenty Years Ago Today In Frederick Recap
Local column recaps Frederick happenings dated September 4 1896. The old Philadelphia brought gray horse sold to Murray Brush now draws the Express wagon at Adams Express. A Maryland Asylum board meeting led by Hon M Garner considered superintendent candidates after Dr L Gibbons Smartt resignation. An iron awning post repaired after a runaway incident. YM A Wheelmen of Baltimore announce no century ride to Frederick on September 7 with early start from Madison Avenue.
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Philadelphia
Adams’ Express Company
Murray
Maryland Asylum and Training School
M.garner
Owines’ Mill
L. Gibbons Smartt
Baltimore
Frederick
Madeison Avenue
Che Pit
Local Residents Enjoy Visits and Trips in Frederick Area
Purely Personal notes show J William Falk vacationing with relatives in Baltimore. Many Frederick residents travel to Washington Baltimore New Jersey and Pennsylvania for visits camping at Monocacy River and weekend drivers to Gettysburg Hagerstown and Martinsburg. Local birthdays and interne appointments also noted among neighbors and church society members.
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J. William Falk
Anasville
Mebri ¥. Moberly
East Patrick Street
Washington
James Falk
East Fourth Street
Renda
Dickerson
Harry B. Cramer
Harry E. Carty
East Second Street
William Ff Keller
East Third Street
T. & Magle
New Jersey
John Maworthy
Wincheater
Frank
St‘deley
Frank Hentz
Hagerstown
James H. Smith
Smith
Farma
Urbana
C. Thomas Kemp
Baltimore
Frederick
Monocacy River
Atla Rock
Harbert Gilbert
William H. Adam
West Patrick Street
Martinsburg
West Virginia
C. Edward Schultz
Sargent Schultz
Ladies <Aid Society of Central M.P. Church
Daniel H. Bucker
North Market Street
Helen Ordeman
West Third Street
Helen Beat
Columbia
Willis Witter
Philadelphia
Minnie Coble
Blairsburg
Huth Dixon
Ruth Dixon
Harrieburg
George Fasnacht
Harrisburg
R. Clinton Zimmerman
Alfred G. Zimmerman
Charles Ed. Zimmerman
Gettysburg
Thomas Ordeman
West Thirdstreet
Edward P. Thomas
Hazel McCanner
Dutrow
Ocean City
John N. Tregaliis
Mias
Ruth Tregaliis
Harold Tregalis
Grafton
HYMENEAS Morgan Stull and Luther Hendricks Morgan Wed
Morgan Stull Ruth Dorothy Stull of this city and Luther Hendricks Morgan of Baltimore wed at United Brethren parsonage Sunday. The couple left for Baltimore to reside.
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Morgan—Stull
Ruth Dorothy Stull
Luther Hendricks Morgan
Baltimore
United Brethren Parsonage
EH. Hummelbaugh
Charles Morgan
Raymond Marean
Stull
Few Accidents for Humber Travellers on Sunday
A clear September day brought heavy traffic through Frederic k with few accidents. Justice Eckstein heard many cases as Motorcycle Deputy Stonebraker apprehended several violators. Fines ranged from 1 to 25 dollars for speeding and reckless driving, with a Maryland license issue noted in one collision at West Patrick and Jefferson streets. A hill on Battletown and a curve near Braddock Heights were cited as dangerous spots, and a minor crash near Braddock involved Roderick of Urbana, with commissioner Baughman attributing it to inexperience and careless speed.
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L. J. Robb
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Charles Town
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