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Newspaper
Salisbury Evening Times
Location
Salisbury, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Dec 20, 1923
Page
4
A long, garbled manuscript describes tensions within the Episcopal Church and wider Protestant circles reflecting near four centuries of schism. It mentions figures like Leighton Clark and Bishop Witham, noting debates between modernist and traditional factions and potential church reform or realignment.
Payable weekly at Asters 11: per week with five dollars per year for mail subscribers. Associated Press note credits the various news items to their sources. All rights of publication reserved. Thursday, December 20, 1923.
The mayor plans to use city Boy Scouts to direct traffic pedestrians and monitor parked cars during the holiday rush. The khaki Lads operate with police supervision and aim to ease congestion while teaching youth leadership and administrative skills.
The article argues for education as essential to democracy, urging citizens toward informed participation. It emphasizes enduring wisdom, republican virtue, and the need to diffuse knowledge for public safety and national development.
A fragmentary Christmas reflection centers on the birth of Jesus Christ as the world’s greatest event. It invokes angels, peace, and salvation, urging personal faith and a radiant home life as part of the gospel message.
Lasbon reports a new Portuguese president who shuns closed windows and travels openly to meet citizens. He walks before breakfast and even chats with a gardener at Asuda Palace, while guards track his movements, prompting a change in route to avoid notice.
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