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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 1924
Page
2
Oberlin and Amherst list Sunday services for multiple churches including United Church Finney Chapel First Baptist and Christian Science Society with times and pastors. Amherst entries cover Congregational Methodist St Peter's Evangelical St Pauls Lutheran and local Catholic mass schedules.
On September 26 services are listed for First Baptist Chester E. Tulga pastor with Sunday school at 10 am and morning worship at 11 am, B P U at 7 pm, evening service at 7 43 pm with themes The Need of the Church and A Great Day and as Great Question. Methodist Church has 10 am Sunday school and 11 am service, no evening service. Eaton Church of Christ led by Rev H A Eicher schedules Rally Day Something Different and Bible School and Its Influence, CGB at 7 36 pm with Organizing to Get Things Done.
A collection of maxims and anecdotes on religion, virtue, doubt, evangelism, and church life attributed to Carl Yoder. It includes insights on prayer, hospitality, sermons, and character with several quotations.
A church forum question outlines goals for a school including Sunday attendance of 300, punctuality, preaching attendance at 50 percent of average, and ongoing Christ centered instruction. It asks how to focus on weak points while demanding worker performance and supervision impact on teaching effectiveness.
A Springfield attorney named Abraham Lincoln, then poor and honest, faced U S Post Office agents demanding funds. Friends offered loans, but Lincoln kept government money safely in his trunk and delivered it personally, illustrating his lifelong honesty.
Sunday School discussion items for September 28 cover Jesus works and character, aiding early teens in faith, baptism memory for witnesses, temptations, talking to family about Christianity, marriage’s moral force, church fundraising, Nicodemus, Samaritian woman, faith of the father, Nazareth’s suspicion, mission support for home and foreign farms, with a closing prayer and book reviews on leadership and a biographical dictionary.
Dr Wilfred Grenfell plans a year of rest and travel after thirty years in Labrador mission work. Southern Baptists report 119 Sunday schools with 1 000 to 2 000 members, and New York City police and firemen receive New Testament copies from the Bible Society. Emory University in Oxford GA receives a $1 400 000 hospital named for John Wesley. Presbyterian Assembly approves a Jonathan Edwards bust for NYU Hall of Fame.
Advertisement by Edna Wallace Hopper promoting White Youth Clay or My Waite Youth Clay a facial clay claimed to purify skin draw out blemishes and reduce wrinkles. She touts years in stage fame and offers a Beauty Book with purchasable results claiming dramatic youthful effects and city Chicago address.
Fragmented notes mention W A White running for governor with references to Antley Kluxer and vague industry tone in Virginia. The text also alleges a 1806 New York group establishing an early trade union and cites a 60,008 man figure without clear context.
An old advertisement touts McCos Cod Liver Oil Tablets as a better tasting alternative to Cod Liver Oil. It claims the tablets improve appetite build strength and help gain weight, with a guarantee of return if goals aren’t reached. The ad highlights users like Sue and cites a 60 cent price for sixty tablets.
An advertisement touts Kojene mouth wash offering a free bottle and instructions to make a half gallon of mouth wash. It claims high antiseptic strength and states the product can be ingested safely in diluted form.
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