Public Letter Sparks Talk Over Wealth and Charity
The Right Rev. Charles D. Williams apologizes to John D. Rockefeller Jr. for calling him a young scion of wealth and greed while defending Jesus’s mission to seek the lost. The bishop says the pruning knife is not a Christian instrument and maintains Rockefeller’s philanthropy masks broader critique of wealth and power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles D. Williama
Michigan
John D. Rockefeller
Rockefeller
Bishop Williams
Jesus Christ
Williams
New York
Young Rockefeller
Wall St
John D. Rockefeller, Jr
John D., Jr
New York restaurant bucks Ohio ties and Broadway crowds
A New York dining room run by Col Roosefelt draws Buckeye patrons from across Ohio, who discuss Tom Johnson and other state issues while sampling home cooking. A young chorus girl and her modest family also frequent a nearby room, reflecting a mixing of Broadway life and everyday wages.
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George Hoonefelt
New York
Col. Roorevelt
Col. Hoosevit
Ohio
Cleveland
Roosefit
Broadway
Hixbay
Roosefelt
Tom Johnson
George D. Cox
Napa
Reds
Martin
Rector
Mont Courly
Doubtlows
Gira
Sixthay
Ed Wynn as The Hilten Freshman at the Orpheum
The comedian Ed Wynn, famed for his Penn State tales, performs a new skit at the Orpheum. He recalls college days at the University of Pennsylvania and his title as the Hilken Freshman, delivering a night of rapid fire humor and staged mischief to a laughing audience.
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Ed Wynn
Orpheum
Kiwin
University of Pennsylvania
Tme
Penn
Hiltken
Wynn
Tke
New York
Cleveland Plain Deal
Rastus the Mongrel Cat and Nighttime Mischief
A tangled collage of quotes and anecdotes follows Rastus a common mongrel cat who shuns food on the table and gains fame for a night of mischief. He tears through fly paper turning the house into chaos while his amused owners recall his bold indifference. The tale blends streetwise aphorisms and humorous asides from various papers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rastus
Rastue
Definitions from Prof Noan Lorr in Odd Fortune Puzzle
A fragmentary list titled Definitions from Prof Noan Lorr includes items like FORTUNE a misused line about breaking in, COCKTAIL a fluffy beverage, and NEW YORK noted as the ultimate consumer. The text mixes garbled terms, incomplete phrases, and stray dialogue about an alarmed husband and locked door.
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Anay
MR. Jellyfish
COIR
Little Old New York
Ran Antonio
Tex
Mexico
Gonduh
F. A. D. Villareal
Guadalajara
Diaz
Aldrich
Rhode Island
Bub Houde
Spongecake
Jerman
Wight
Atehieon Globe
Osten Chronicle
Shoe
Chicage Record
Merald
Noan Lorr
Smee
Atlas
Poe
George
Stevens
Cortett
MacPherson
Baillargeon
Jersey
Desma
Copenhagen
Apedal
Jong
Hautra
Bagdad
Arnold
Steen
Ons Rerge All Cottack
Coreriog
Haviland & Co. Limoges
China
Atevesengs
Haviland & Co
Limoges
Bette
Oualhtting Co
Seattle
Maiu
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