Fortune telling and moral action discussed by Cadman
Questions from Chronicle Telegram readers are answered by Rev Dr Cadman in New York City. He argues fortune tellers offer no real gifts, noting astrology palmistry and card readings mislead. He warns that rare correct guesses arise from clever chance. He discusses absolute morality, intention versus deed, and cites A Manual of Christian Beliefs by Edwin Lewis for further reading.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Tus
Parkes Cadman
Eadie
Federel Comacil
Churches of Christ In America
de. Cadman
Indeman, Ark
Mary
Professor Edwin Lewis
Changing Conscience and Shifting Rights Through Time
The piece argues that absolute rights remain constant while our understanding of their specifics evolves with knowledge. It compares moral views on slavery and war across centuries, noting that progress in science mirrors shifts in moral perception. It emphasizes living up to light already known while seeking greater clarity.
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Newton
la Place
Einstein
New York Tribune Inc
Amherst News Roundup Sees Births and Local Events
Mr and Mrs Elmer Ryan welcome a baby daughter born Sunday at Elyria Memorial Hospital. Lucile Ruth is Mrs Ryan's former name. Mrs George Volk discharged from Elyria Clinic and resting at sister Mrs Wm Fountain's home. Ladies Aid Society to meet Thursday afternoon hosted by Mrs William Alsop and Mrs Thomas Win Sr. Royal Neighbors of America held a meeting with four new benefit members balloted and drill practice afterward. Several residents reported minor injuries from a Sunday collision involving cars driven by Albert Smers and occupants Robert Allsop and William Gasser. Various town visits, church rehearsals, and social gatherings noted, plus a science line about comets joining the solar system within the last million years.
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South Amherst
Elmer Ryan
Elyria Memorialospital
Ryan
Lucile Ruth
George Volk
Elyria Clinic
Wm. Fountain
Ladies Aid Society
Methodist Church
William Alsop
Thomas Win
Royal Neighbors of
America
Phillip Euler
John Witt
Martha Nickel
Myrtle Bailey
John Jama
Gene Griffen
Fred Fazer
Margaret Schneider
Lucy Barnhart
John Kauffman
Sam Slack
Dorothy Slack
S. O. Bailey
Calista Corbett
Mable Anderson
Win. Allsop
Robert Allsop
William Gasser
Albert Smers
Henrietta
Harmon Mathas
Frances
Amherst
Otto J. Ruth
Elyria
Albert Bicker
Cleveland
Biz
William Emery
John Kircher
Detroit
Christ Fahrney
St. John’s Church
Harry Flowers
Peninsular
Anna Allsop
Albert Mori
DeLaura
Sandusky
Lorain
Martin Springer
Wm. Blazer
Billy
Ward Hubbard
Mark T. Hazel
Batesburg
North Carolina
Geo. Rice
St. John’s Evangelical Church
St. Peter's Evangelical Church
Eugene Griffen
Harry
Glenn
Birmingham
Lodi Ruth
Norwalk
Edward Wratt
Win
Regulating Earth's Temperature by Melting Polar Ice
A fragment suggests cooling methods by breaking off Greenland and Antarctic ice to regulate global temperature as it points toward Orion. The passage presents a speculative idea about climate control through ice melt without details or context.
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Greenland
Antartic
New Zealand landslides reveal gold deposits in forests
The Wellington Evening Post reports that U.S. newsprint tested successfully using two New Zealand trees, the tawa and rimu. It notes recent landslides have revealed rich gold deposits across the country.
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Wellington Evening Post
U. S
New Zealand
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