Saturday Sermonette praises thrift and national unity
A long reader’s piece argues bank ads push saving over earnings and praises railway retrenchment. It notes Chicago, St. Paul, Minneapolis and Omaha workers cutting waste to save fuel and parts, with January losses and February gains illustrating disciplined saving. It then shifts to a call against waste in American life and compares Bryan and Taft, praising their breadth of travel and temper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Omaha
America
The Ruthless Demand and Methodist Title Change
The Methodist church conference in Baltimore abolished the title of Presiding Elder and created District Superintendent. The author condemns the change as grievous, arguing Elder carries dignity and Scriptural weight, reflecting reverence for long-serving Rev. W. Dillon who is now called Superintendent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Conference of the Great Methodist Church
Baltimore
W. Dillon
A Printers Paradise in Oklahoma Politics
Oklahoma is called a printers paradise with many editors among lawmakers. The piece notes the influence of official patronage and questions the impact of public funding for legal publications at the commercial rate. It hints at a rising star supplying such publications in the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma
Paradise
Clovernor
Iwe
Prospects of better times with cheap money and rising activity
The piece argues money is abundant and cheap worldwide, boosting investment and industrial activity. It highlights flows to London from Australia and Africa, growing US and Canadian yellow metal output, and prosperity in Argentina France Germany Spain Russia and England. It concludes that patience energy and confidence will bring unprecedented prosperity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Australia
Africa
London
United States
Canada
Argentine
France
Germany
Spain
Russia
Bank of England
Ministers Unite In Shared Farm Venture In Ohio
Reverends D G Jones and F A Invans, pastors of the Presbyterian and Methodist churches in London Ohio, form a farming partnership on an acre loaned by a citizen. They plant potatoes beans peas corn radishes and onions and work together daily except Sundays, hoping for good yields and a lasting community example.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Ohio
F. AM. Invans
Presbyterian and
Methodist Church
Parson’s plan to halt gossip faces tough odds
A Little Falls NY preacher vows to stop gossip by exposing twelve “artistic gossips” from the pulpit each Sunday. He will reveal their backbiting word for word while omitting victims’ names, hoping to curb talk and impact his salary. The scheme targets chatter from sewing circles to backdoor confabs.
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Little Falls
New York
Chillicothe St
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Business Directory
A. Seel
Seel
Ebooth
Knittel Bakery
Graham's Business College
Bricker
Central Bank
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Pres
Lowélboriggs
Bailey
WHITE
West Second St
Lincoln 8
Phona Brokaw & Seymour
Second
Adams and Cummings
Bell 265
General Insurance
J. P. Strayer
Dice Bldg
Gallia St
United States Laundry Co 24
East Fourth
G. C. Bode, Granite Co
Coal and Transfer
John F
Flannigan
Smith and Markin
East Gallia Street
A. Eaves
Gallia Street
Sarasa Geo. Burkhart
Portsmouth
New Hampshire
Alexander Pharmacy
Hagar's’ Pharmacy
Gailia and John Sts
John Dice
East Fourth Stree
Quick Service
Grady & Schwable
W. Second
Hoffman and Parker
Wheeler & Wilson and
Singer Sewing
The
M. Stanton Company
Front St
Portsmouth Banking
Obi
Second & Court Streets
Frederick M. Brown
Dice Building
Upper Market Square
F.C. Goodwin
Chillicothe
the First National Bank of
United States Depository
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