Debate on infant baptism and church practice centers on history
Ralph T. Nordlund argues against infant baptism, challenging the claim it replaced circumcision. He cites early church figures, Greek lexicon, and biblical usage to insist baptism is a distinct New Testament ordinance. He urges returning to scriptural definitions and rejects majority-era history as proof.
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Pella Christian Civic League
Murray Steinkamp
Origen
Irenaeus
Axe
Christ
Augustine
Gregory Nazianium
Basil
Chrysostom
Tertullian
Albertus Peters
Justin Martyr
Luther
Zwingli
Peter of Clugny
Holland
John Chalmers
Thayer
Liddell and Scott
Sophocles
Luke
Paul
Maimonides
Moses
Nebuchadnezzar
Heaven
Orient
Church of Christ
Commonwealth of Israel
Tabernacle
John Calvin
Galatia
Timothy
Ralph T. Nordlund
Broadway's celebrated butler debuts in Sadie McKee
Leo G. Carroll, famous as a stage and screen butler, makes his film debut as Butler Phelps in Sadie McKee at Princess Theatre Oskaloosa starting Sunday July 1. The actor defends the butler as a diplomat and confidant, noting the role tests loyalty to master and doctor. Carroll trained in private homes and a trade school before acting.
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Broadway
Butler
Sadie McKee
Princess, Oskaloosa
Leo G. Carroll
Carroll
Trump
New York
Butling
Metro- Goldwyn-Mayer
Butler Phelps
Joan Crawford
Princess Theatre
Oskaloosa
Phelps
Urge Safe Lane Celebration July 4
New York City June 27 At least 1,000 children suffer accidental eye injuries in the United States each year and about 75 of these cases result in total blindness, urged by Lewis H. Carris, managing director of the National Society for the Prevention of Blindness. He advocates safe Fourth of July celebrations under expert supervision and a prohibition on dangerous toys to protect children's eyesight.
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New York City
United States
Lewis H. Carris
National Society For the Prevention of Blindness
Mr. Carris
C. Edith Kerby
Safe Household Rules for Children Abuse of Sharp Tools
The excerpt warns against letting small children reach sharp household objects such as knives scissors nails wires hooks sticks. It stresses that a child at runabout age should have these forbidden and the dangers of cutting strings with a knife. It notes older boys also need thorough understanding of safe usage before handling a jack knife.
Rev J H Krenmyre Named Grand Chaplain of Iowa Masons
The Rev J H Krenmyre of Montezuma former Methodist pastor at North English Sigourney Ainsworth and other places has been appointed grand chaplain of the grand Masonic lodge of Iowa Ralph H Porter of Knoxville named deputy grand master The lodge concluded its 91st annual communication in Des Moines with Burton H Saxton of Des Moines elected grand master and multiple appointments across the leadership team
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J. H. Krenmyre
Montezuma
Eppal
North English
Gency
Sigourney
Ainsworth
Grand Masonic Lodge
Iowa
Ralph H. Porter
Knoxville
Des Moines
Burton H. Saxton
George E. Farmer
Cedar Rapids
Jon Eeenbom
Earl H. Winders
Fort Dodge
G. H. Rains
Mt. Ayr
Earl Palmer
Walnut
C. L. Beach
Hull
Grand Marshall
Ralph Bunce
Grand Ryler
Keokuk Co
Swan Resident Faces Rare Disease Tularaemia
Mrs. M. A. Snyder of Swan is undergoing hospital treatment for Tularaemia or rabbit disease. The illness is contracted via infection from cleaning rabbits and feeding them to her chickens. Tularaemia is a dangerous bloodstream infection that can be fatal if not treated early.
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M. A. Snyder
Swan
California
Tula
Tularaemia disease noted in Tula county history
Fragment mentions physicians naming a disease Tularaemia after its discovery in Tula county. No further context or details are provided.
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Sease
Tula County
Ram injures Mrs. Koontz in barn lot attack
Mrs. Cora Koontz living east of town was attacked by a ram while gathering corn cobs in a barn lot on Friday. The animal threw her three times, fracturing her right hip and causing bruises. Her daughter-in-law Lyndon Koontz drove the ram away, aided her home, and she received treatment from Dr. C V Lendgren before being moved to St Joseph's hospital in Ottumwa, where she remained until Wednesday.
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Cora Koontz
Lyndon Koontz
C. V. Lendgren
St. Jjseph’s Hospital
Ottumwa
Eddyville Tribune
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Hulk O’hare
Air
Gene Raymond and
Lane
Iowa Masons
E. Hollebrands
Ram
Smarty Thrifty
Kuyper Lumber Co
Duco
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