Golden Text Talk on Faith and Healing by Dr Alvin Bell
A sermon discusses earnest faith as demonstrated by four friends lowering a paralytic through a roof to reach Jesus. Jesus forgives sins and heals, teaching that spiritual cleansing matters as much as physical healing. The narrative highlights doubt, acceptance, and the power of faith to move divine action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alvin E. Bell
Tessor
Jesus
Ines
Bewra Subman Ue
Jesus Christ
Goa
Jeses
Levi
Maz
Toil
Seone
Bitar
Pubhea
Jesus Sitar
Crite
Acs
Piamirnis
D.p
Sdoyer
Jesuard
Oldest Minister Urges Revival Spirit Revival Talk
Dr Best spoke on reviving spiritual fervor and deeper church progress. He urged a greater revival than ever before to restore religious life and urged youths toward renewed faith while questioning the appeal of modern distractions and the path to world peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Talden
Best
Aemaias
Usaiued Press
Tadaer
Todas
Rest
Fragmented Text Remains From Anarchic Note
The readable parts sketch a chaotic diary like record with scattered phrases about dates and places. It mentions Ipsaien and Cols ordimation and a cryptic sequence of numbers and names. The overall meaning is unclear and lacks a coherent event or person.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ipsaien
Reading on Past Present and Future Free Reading Ad
A mystic reads past present and future by transforming first and last names and birth date into numbers. The ad promises a two month series of readings published with names omitted, claiming honesty and liberty. Contact phone 6231 for private appointments and watch next Friday's readings.
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Tasarum
Wil
Pan American Meet Draws Dignitaries to Havana
In Havana the Sixth Pan American Congress opens January 16 with President and Mrs Colidge and Secretary Kellogg attending. Leaders include Charles Evans Hughes and a flotilla of diplomats, scholars, and jurists from the United States and Latin America as delegates weigh diplomacy and Pan Americanism amid shifting regional politics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis J. Heath
Havana
Juseo
Hemisphere
Colidge
Frank B. Kellogg
Charles Evans Hughes
United States
Americas
Henri P. Fletcher
Traix
Cuba
Mexico
Chile
Oscar Wonderword
Fomer Democratic
Alabama
Dwtrid Wo Morrow
Meaicn
Noble B
Iudan
Morgan J Obriet
New York
James Brown Scott
Carnecie Endowment For International Peas
Kraroo T
Tetaid
Stanford Lacyversilt
Lea
Rawe
Pan Amerean Union
United Aresdalecat
Copan
Anome Sanches de
Permanent Court of Internaconal Justices
the Hague
Oresies
Ferrara
Wastincion
Honora
Arsear
Donited
Enrique Ola
Impos Ag
Ton- Press
Henre Irving Relinquishes Surname for Son’s Name Change
In a rare name change, Henre Irving, noted as the great usthat aestar, relinquished his given surname Brodruab and adopted the Canton name 33 eldest son, Hears B. Ivt-. The report notes the move as a personal landmark in family naming customs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henre Irving
Cael
Brodriab
Ji Asa Cnlan
Hears
More Adventure In Chicago Than Philippines Claim
Manila reports hint at Western influence shaping Philippine society with American ideas taking root while locals differ in acceptance. The piece notes varied attitudes across coastal and inland provinces toward modernity and entertainment, comparing wild frontier images to urban American culture and drawing lines between educated elites and everyday observers.
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Chicago
Philippines
Manila
Baguio
Archipelago
Cancaro
Chinatown
Mouiain
Raena
Americans tame headhunting myth with tug of war and amuck tale
The piece surveys headhunting and amuck in tribal cultures then notes American adjustments. It describes using tug of war as a mountain sport to deflect heads, the Moro ran amuck with blood and the switch to staining with mock blood, and cites public health concerns on noise. It quotes officials urging a Public Health Noise Abatement Act and medical groups to act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Americas
Americas Constabulary Offcoals
Adoos
Mao
Pit
Society of Women Musicians
Ciaru
Spanner
Wolse
Spooner
Medical Organization
League of Nations
Noise Causes Big Loss, Expert Warns on Fatigue
Professor H. J. Spooner, an authority on industrial fatigue, says noise costs workers and industries over 3.9 million annually by impairing working capacity. Ill-health and fatigue drive lost productivity and economic impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L.oindon
H. J. Spooner
Industral Fatigue
Churchill shows superstition during trade speech
Winston Churchill, the Chancellor of the Exchequer, revealed a belief in luck and numbers during a Wanstead speech on trade. He reportedly knocks on wood and avoids the number thirteen, altering items and avoiding thirteen at the table, according to close friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winston Churchill
Loxdon
Wanstead
Churchill
Price Hike Averted At G O F Meeting For Kansas City Eats
Kansas City restaurant owners pledge no extraordinary price increases for meals during the Republican national convention. President of the Kansas City Restaurant Association L Barth says the city can handle a surplus of 25 000 diners, with ordinary prices to be kept. Balloon bursting amuses Princess Elizabeth in London as Manchester Auckland plans the world’s largest exhibition hall and its vast roof span. Representatives of balloon manufacturers arrive in Cap a to discuss lineage of Martin Luther’s descendant.
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Kansas City
If. L. Barth
Manchester
Euckland
Capa
Martin Luther
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Duke and Duchess of York
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Walton Ice & Fuel CO
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