Swarthmore News Staff and Contact Details
Swarthmore News lists Bell Telephone 549 in every Friday edition. Keystone Telephone Moore-7 and editor duties are assigned to Julia R Hazard with associate Anna Camden Hall. Advertising rates available on request from Swarthmore Publishing Company at 350 Vassar Avenue.
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Swarthmore Publishing Company
Vassar Avenue
Swarthmore, Pa
Keystone Telephone Moore
Julia R. Hazard
Anna Camden Hall
Demoralizing effect of evil habits and moral decline
A moral sermon condemns alcohol as humanity’s worst enemy and links beer to German brutality and Sabbath desecration. It argues alcohol destroys moral fibre, warns against deviance from God’s commandments, and urges spiritual development through self control and intellect.
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Germany
Foster Parents Sought for 60000 French War Orphans
Campaign led by Mrs. Walter S. Brewster aims to place 60000 French war orphans with American foster parents. Each patron pledges ten cents daily. funds support the child and its mother in France, with direct contact and no overhead.
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France
Walter S. Brewster
Chicago
National Committee of the Fatherless Children of
Brewster
South Michigan Avenue
Ill
Suburban hall hosts church services and social functions
A hall with white enamel woodwork and green velour curtains serves 200 in a new suburb. Union church holds services there weekly while members donate five dollars an afternoon and ten dollars for nonmembers to rent dates. A children’s play room supervised by a trained instructor teaches early labor concepts via structured, supervised play fostering practical learning for mothers and tots alike.
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Union Church
Froebel
Prayer and divine wisdom urged for world council
The text pleads for God’s invocation in guiding the league council. It warns that without spiritual guidance the effort may fail, though it expresses hope for success if divine wisdom is sought. It stresses reverent prayer as essential to decisions shaping world welfare.
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League Nations
British and American tensions over Ellis detention arise
The piece reports on U S senators led by Senator Borah demanding facts about Dr Ellis a New York Herald reporter detained by British authorities in Egypt and barred from visiting Syria and Palestine. It notes American consular cooperation with Britain and the need for plain loyalty in official acts amid turmoil in Cairo and Turkish events.
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America
Wilson
Ellis
Cairo
New York Herald
Turkey
Wm E. Borah
Senate
Sec. of State
Dr. Ellis
Syria
Palestine
Job Printing In Swarthmore News For Your Needs
The Swarthmore News offers to take job printing orders and provides estimates before you place orders elsewhere. The notice invites businesses and individuals to contact for quotes and service.
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Swarthmore News
Objection to a League of Nations Without God
A letter argues that nations prosper when grounded in Christian faith and God’s guidance. It contends the League of Nations omits the divine will, urging that political foundations rest on reverent reliance on God and a public display of faith, as reflected in coins and national history.
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League of Nations
Public Ledger
God
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Thomas W. Simpers
Swarthmore
John Russell Hayes
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Arthur E. Bassett
J. Milton Hazard
Fire Association
William F. Biler
Flower Mission
Bertha Sellers
Athletic Association
Samuel M. Dodd
Home and School Association
Julia C. Yarnall
Players’ Club
Thomas H. Calhoun
Boy Scouts
E. A. Yarnall
Waldo Yarnall
Woman’s Suffrage
Elizabeth H. Brooks
Woman’s Club
Woman's Peace Party
Anna C. Preston
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Anna C. Hall
Red Cross— Community Gardening Association
Woolman
Elbert Russell
Stanley C. Howell
Friends’ Meeting
Methodist Episcopal
John H. Pitman
Presbyterian
Post Office
Arcadia
Homesville Park
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Husband
Jennie
Dinah
Springfield Consolidated Water Company
Fidelity Building
N. Broad Street
Philadelphia
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Barker Hall
Darby
Lansdowne, PA
First National Bank
Main
Pompadour Tea Room
Strath Haven Inn
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