Armistice Day Reflections On War And World Peace
A community editorial marks the seventh Armistice Day, praising postwar progress toward ending war, supporting the Locarno spirit, and honoring veterans. It notes hopes to make the world safe for democracy and urges continued pursuit of arbitration and disarmament to prevent future conflicts.
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Versailles
League of Nations
America
Great Britain
Germany
France
Italy
Czecho-Slovakia
Poland
Poor Preaching Sparks Churchwide Debate on Attendance
Archbishops critique of English sermons stirs protests among clergy. Critics argue lack of study time and limited libraries hinder preparation while parish work grows. Pastors face the challenge of reaching worshippers who attend only Sunday services.
Forecasts of China mission cutoffs spark diverse Christian reactions
A Chinese church forecast to sever ties with foreign missionary work elicits varied responses among U S Christians. The article notes that missionaries in China and those remaining in mission fields face upheaval amid the shift, reflecting broader religious sentiment.
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United States
China
Fragmentary Column on China Policy and Leadership Claims
A garbled excerpt debates who is prepared to pass influence to Chinese Christians and shape China policy. It mentions the Philippines comparison, US roles, noncapitalist dynamics in missions, and references to a viceroy, national service, and a Wisconsin title.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
Philippines
United States
Today in history and birthdays noted
Yesterday and today mark anniversaries and birthdays. Notable figures include Thomas C. Wales born in 1903 and Sir John S. Thompson born in 1844. Also featured are events like California road schemes and Armistice Day broadcasts with a Rio Grande do Sul rebellion noted one year ago. Alexander Moore and Donald B. MacMillan are highlighted among others with ages.
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Thomas C. Wales
Storston
Sass
Boston
John 5. Thompson
Helifax
Windsor
England
Istland
Roman Vronelic
Savannak
California
Chamber of
Commer
New York
Woodrow Wilson
France
Alexander PL Moore
United States
Spain
Todar Donald B. MacMillan
Far North
Provincetown
Mass
Henri Rabaud
Paris
Canned Foods Week and Diverse Events Mark National Day
Hampden-Sidney College marks its 130th opening anniversary while the Methodist Episcopal Church bishops begin a semiannual meeting in Buffalo. Also in focus are a Montana Episcopal bishop’s fifth consecration anniversary, Boston jewelry exposition, a New York dinner for international food aid, and a Missouri journalism school gift from London. The World Alliance conference opens in Detroit with related activities.
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Hampden-Sidner College
Board of Bishops
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
Buffalo
Rte
H. H. H. Fon
Safirage
Montana
New England
Boston
New York City
Charles F. Hughes
St. Paul's Cathedral
London
School of Journalism
University of Missouri
Esme Howard
Detroit
Nation marks 150th anniversary of U S Marine Corps
In Philadelphia readers note displays about the Marine Corps 150th anniversary with tables at the old tavern site where the first enlistment papers were signed. Conventions opening across cities include National Board for Jurisdictional Awards and regional industry meetings.
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U. S. Marine Corps
Washington, D. C
National Board For Jurisdictional Awards
Los Angeles
Calif
Wnxationton
Ice
Francisco
Petersburg
Icsa Association of
Edward Wood’s Rise Tuts Royal Agriculture Post
The Rt Hon Edward Wood is appointed Minister of Agriculture in the cabinet amid royal and crown references. The governor general’s representative honors the lineage as grandson of Sir Charles Wood, former Chancellor.
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TRE Daw’s
Epward Wood
Honward Wood
Fee
Crown
Aerles Wood
Chancei
Toll crossings and a family spat in small town chatter
In a local jabbering scene Mrs. Ike Lark bans her boy from sitting on her lap as he grows restless. The tale hints at playful but tense mischief around toll crossings and neighborhood motions.
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Ike Lark
Poems To That Live Long
Fragmented verse shows nature imagery with willow, stream, bushes, and birds. Excerpt references aging elements and a nondescript speaker, attributed to Richard Watson Dixor.
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Tic
Robin Pipsih
Richard Watson Dixor
Charles Goodspeed Dies of Tuberculosis at 29
Article notes the death of Charles Goodspeed city fire engine engineer from tuberculosis at age 29. Mentions George Buchnerthier, a local milk dealer, killed by a train on the Oberlin road. Mayors vetoing ordinance to raise salary from 1000 to 1200. Also references the tenth anniversary of the "$5 Club" with hotel dinner.
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Charles Goodspeed
Far
Trom
George Bucchenrither
Ity Mulk
Weg
Oberlin Road
Folger
RIA Rigih
Murbdach
Cook
Murbech
Moon
Ratton
The Way of the World in Middletown Virginia
A Middletown Virginia feature recalls Sheridan's Ride and local landmarks. The essay evokes regional history from Winchester to Stonewall Jackson and General Lee, praising duty and American virtues in a reflective town vignette.
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Middletown
Virginia
Sheridan
Winchester
Washington
Stonewall Jackson
Asiea
Qorce
Rober
B. Lee
Lee
First Woman Appears Before Supreme Court in Practice
The text notes the first woman to appear in practice before the Supreme Court, mentions Jute Marillas My Ricker, a famed Dover lawyer, and references Robert Andersell. It also touches on the Atlanta Best Club of New York and a 1845 club formation by ferrymen between New York and Hoboken.
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Supreme Court of the United States
Marillas My~ Ricker
Dover
Robert Andersell
United States
Atlanta Best Club
New York
Thel
Hoboken
Cross Country Championships Run at Van Cortlandt Park
The Van Cortlandt Park course in New York hosts major national and metropolitan cross country championships remarking on its challenging six mile length and prominence in the season.
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van Cortlandt Park
New York
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