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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 17, 1924
Page
6
Oberlin and Amherst church listings recap Sunday services across multiple denominations including United Church, First Baptist, Christian Science, Christ Church, Mt. Zion and St Pauls Lutheran. Details cover Sunday schools morning worship times and ministers. Wellington and local areas also show congregational schedules and mission festival notes.
Mrs. Clara Menke of 2235 Roosevelt Ave Indianapolis declares Tanlac restored her health after a bout with flu two years prior. She suffered indigestion shortness of breath dizzy spells and backache until Tanlac eased her symptoms and she gained ten pounds and regained energy. The advertisement notes Tanlac sold by druggists with over 40 million bottles sold.
Chester E. Tulga leads Sunday services with Sunday school at 10:00 and morning worship at 11:00 titled The Imperial Command. Evening service at 7:45 features Jesus the Supreme Revelation of God with special music and Junior choir. Wednesday prayer at 7:30. Rev B H Ryan leads another public service at 11:00 with theme The Night of Cease Jess Tour and music by the Junior choir. Public invited.
Eaton Church of Christ with Rev. H. A. Eicher presiding offers Sunday school at 4:00 p m and morning service at 11:00 a m C BE holds evening service at 7:30 p m Fields Methodist led by Rev. W C Endley conducts morning service at 11:00 a m with Epworth League at 7:00 p m.
Discussion asks whether departments of a 125 pupil school should have separate finances or share one treasurer under a church budget. It notes modern finance favors department based allowances and contrasts this with the traditional offering based support.
A historical piece recalls Olive Mc Dowell, daughter of Bishop W F McDowell, asking what she had done to deserve suffering. The narrative centers on her belief that suffering stems from sin and the broader question of why a benevolent God permits pain. Ghie is referenced as a compassionate young woman enduring intense agony and seeking understanding of divine will.
A sermon collection by Carl Yoder on moral conduct faith and duty. It urges prudence in speech and action warns against hypocrisy and pride and stresses forward movement faithfulness and service. It quotes David Livingstone and emphasizes personal responsibility and spiritual impact in daily life.
World religious notes report the United Lutheran church will convene in Chicago from October 21 to 31. Other items include Seattle church membership in 1923, a New York City pastor reaching sixtieth year of preaching, and a large Holy Name Society event in Washington DC with 1 000 000 members.
Sunday school live discussion centers on Jesus parables in Mark four with focus on why he spoke in parables and why he explained them to his disciples. It asks how the heart’s soil is cultivated and what modern factors hinder the Word, urging self-examination and prayer. It notes a book review of The Religion of the Psalms by J M P Smith.
Fragmentary text describes a casual habit of husbands and wives who are very fond of each other engaging in light ratting on the back. The snippet suggests a familiar, intimate gesture but ends abruptly without clear context or full meaning.
An advertisement touts McCoy's Cod Liver Oil Tablets as a sugar coated, pleasant tasting alternative to cod liver oil. It claims rapid weight gain and better health for weak or undernourished children, with a testimonial from a father and price of 60 tablets for 60 cents.
A fragmentary passage notes distant affection with no kiss or embrace depicted and portrays restrained romantic moments. The text emphasizes the absence of physical contact and the cool, observational mood of the lovers' interaction.
Arab women go to war with their men in rumor and drawing of strict roles as fighters allowed neither to participate in combat nor to claim plunder. The fragment hints at gender and honor codes shaping wartime behavior.
A vintage ad touts Joint-Ease as a remedy for stiff swollen inflamed joints. It promises fast relief after ordinary cures fail and directs readers to Phillips' Drug Store to buy a tube.
The fragment warns that if such an event happens a heavy due is exacted with about a third to the husband and the rest to her own relations. The text appears as an obituary or legal notice fragment.
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