The Lord's Day Theatre Raid and Sunday Charity Debate
An independent Sidney Nebraska paper reports a theatre opened on the Lord's day, police dispersed the audience and arrested three people at the bequest of local ministers. Authorities defend the step, questioning whether charity on Sunday should be outlawed and invoking a sermon about helping those in need.
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Judgment on Lindsey Disorder at New York Cathedral
Topics of Today condemns Judge Ben B Lindsey for his disruptive protest during a prayer at St John the Divine in New York. The piece blames both the judge for disruptiveness and the congregation for moblike reactions, denouncing attempts to censor speech yet defending orderly worship and restraint.
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Outlawed on Sunday in Philadelphia Theatre Dilemma
Philadelphia faces unemployment and distress yet has citizens ready to help others. Theatre owners, hit by depression, consider Sunday involvement to sustain livelihoods while debates arise over Sunday amusements and the implications for a six day work week.
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Not So Good Story Offer From Mrs Miller
Mrs. Miller offered to sell her story to newspaper men after giving only a vague outline of her experience. Before the news of her safety fully registered, the sensation failed to fully excite the Telegram’s readers.
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Newswire ethics amid missing aviatrix rescue saga
The Blair Pilot-Tribune questions the sale of rescue details as missing aviatrix safety becomes public. Fliers risked lives in the Havana search amid anxious global coverage, while commercial interests threaten privacy and public sympathy if key details are sold or withheld.
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Havana
Omaha Plans 150 Highway Billboards Across The Region
The Omaha Chamber of Commerce unveils plans to erect 150 billboards from Illinois to Colorado to advertise Omaha along national highways. Advocates say removal benefits safety and scenery, noting England’s example where motorists enjoy unobstructed views. The program faces future taxation proposals.
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Accomplishment Promise Echoes Cookie Bet on Motorist
A brief line notes that whatever is accomplished will merit a cookie bet about the motorist. The fragment hints at a lighthearted wager involving a driver and a sweet reward. No clear names, places, or dates are present in the readable text.
Nature’s Future Scans Scenery Left Untouched
A speculative note envisions future technology that can scan the landscape as Nature preserved it. Researchers imagine devices that capture ecosystems in pristine state, enabling accurate records of scenery without disturbing it.
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