Questions From Cadman on Marriage and Religion
A long reader letter to Rev Dr Parkes Cadman asks about divorcing a good husband for love and duty to children. Cadman counsels against annulment, urges considering sacrifice and stability, and warns against seeking “paradigms” of absolute affinity within marriage. He also reflects on youth faith, religious development, and the role of churches in guiding moral growth.
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ZEMO Antiseptic Scalp Remedy Ad
An old advertisement touts Zemo as a cleansing and healing scalp antiseptic. It claims rapid dandruff and itching relief and promotes keeping Zemo on hand for skin and scalp care priced at 35c 60c and $1.00.
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Publicity and Press Masters in Rotary Talk
Cleveland journalist Carleton K. Matson told the Rotary Club that publicity is universal and that Roosevelt and Coolidge were masters of public opinion. He contrasted Roosevelt’s candor and coordination with newspapers to Coolidge’s elusive, largely silent approach, urging reporters to seek full story details and avoid half truths.
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V F W Poppy Sale Saturday Benefits Veterans
The Flanders post Elyria Post No 1079 will hold its annual poppy sale on May 26 1929 to aid disabled and needy veterans and their dependents. Proceeds fund welfare work and military funerals while assisting veterans with hospital and compensation needs. In Hanover New Hampshire a prank caused by rival fraternity men added a 90 cent bill to Dartmouth athletics supervisor Rip Heneage after damage to the Chi Phi house.
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Seltzer Introduced to Club by Mayor Hewitt in Cleveland
Louis B. Seltzer editor of the Cleveland Press joined Matson and was presented to the club by Mayor James A. Hewitt. George Gould a baby member was introduced by Bert Pfau and wore a large baby badge.
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