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Newspaper
Odon Journal
Location
Odon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 1914
Page
6
The article surveys the long standing dispute over ceremonial ordination within Christian denominations. It discusses Protestant views on apostolic succession, the authority of bishops, and the spread of Protestant pulpits beyond Catholic and Orthodox boundaries. It contrasts historic acts with present practice and cites scriptural interpretations about apostolic appointment, missionary power, and future judgments.
Skeletions of a race of giants averaging twelve feet were found near Crowville as workmen dug a drainage channel. Dozens of skeletons lie in varied poses, believed killed in a prehistoric flood that buried them under Mississippi deposits. No scientific analysis has been done yet, but some bones were brought to Winnsboro for examination.
Pastoral report notes Rev Allen J Trusty at the Christian Church with Bible School on Sunday and services including preaching at 10 20 am and temperance meeting at 7 09 pm. J E Garten returned to Chicago Sunday after visiting his father J H Garten.
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The Panama-Pacific Exposition in San Francisco features premier sculptors creating monumental statuary. Works by A Stirling Calder, Albert Jaegers, Furie Piccirilli, Ley Lentelli, Tilden, Borglum, and others depict oceanic exploration, canal milestones, and dramatic themes reflecting the opening of the Panama Canal. The exhibit aims to surpass Chicago’s prior sculpture displays and will open February 20 1915 as a grand international celebration.
The Wilmington Delaware dispute reports Rev. Floyd W. Tomkins of Holy Trinity Philadelphia delivering an address at Immanuel Episcopal Church New Castle California cornerstone ceremony for a Sunday school hall. He urged childless residents to adopt bright children, saying it would bless homes and do great good. About 3,000 attended.
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