Judge Cameron Sets Straight on Advertising Limits
The Tioga County judge condemns advertising overreach in granting licenses within his jurisdiction. The article argues the error lies with the preparer, not the court, and cites Chief Justice Rice upholding looser ad wording to avoid misleading conduct. It also discusses jury system reforms, urging majority verdicts and end to exemptions to curb delays and ensure fair trials.
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Cameron
Tioga County
Resem Aod
Rice
Taurt
New York
Muddled Seller Claim Sparks Debate Over Book Ties
A fragmented excerpt discusses a best seller claim tied to biblical writings and war era attitudes. The text references worn scripture and debates whether such works reflect true doctrinal purity, implying controversy over authorship and provenance.
Bible distribution grows as soldiers receive scriptures
At the annual meeting of the American Bible Society the total circulation reached 6,370,456 volumes, up 1,119,282 from the prior year. Distribution has shifted from traditional countries like Turkey and Mexico to soldiers on the European front with many copies sent to China, Japan, India and the Philippines. Publishers warn against artificial booming yet note the Bible’s enduring value as a guide for struggling humanity.
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Gio
Turkey
Mexico
China
Japan
India
Philip J Pines
New York
Rnow
Sunday Revival In Paterson Draws Vast Attendance
In Paterson New Jersey 600 hear Rev Frans G Dean and four others discuss Unitarianism at an opening meeting. Billy Sunday preached three times to 30 000 people, bringing the revival’s total heard to about 650 000 in six weeks. Weekend collections for Sunday charities reached 6 268 78 with Philadelphia’s offerings totaling 55 900 in cash and many presents.
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Filly Bunday
Paterson
Orpheus
Frans CG
Summit
N. C
Toiu
Hilly Bunday
Tabernacle
N.S
Chris
Paterson Charities
PhindeljPhia
Annual Church Meeting At Hershey Near Harrisburg
The annual meeting of the Church of the Brethren will be held at Hershey near Harrisburg, starting June 3 and lasting one week. Delegates from this city include Rev A. BL, A Tiller, and Wicter Scott Retehard. J. E. Otto is the delegate to the standing committees. Special railroad rates will be offered.
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Church of the Brethen
Hershey
Harrisburg
Jung
Bhis City
A. BL
A Tillery
Wicter Scott Retehard
J. E. Otto
Hagerstown Athletic Meeting Tonight At Club
A local athletic club in Hagerstown will host a meeting with prominent citizens addressing members. Officials will discuss regular business and tighten focus on upcoming events. Frank Bont and A V Pulack will speak. baseball captain election and schedule plans are also on the agenda.
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Hagerstown Athletie
Creed Hon
Club
Toons
Ctizens
Tnpurbutet
Frank Bont
A. V. Pulack
Boye
Loetit Athletic Association
Olne
Verdict for Mrs Nelly in Bartin death case against merchant
The jury found in favor of Mrs Margaret Nelly of Bartin against J Hoberts of Westernport, awarding $1,009 after she sued for 10,000 damages over the death of her eight year old daughter hit by a car driven by Hoberts. In Cumberland, May 19. Harrington campaign noted. Governor race speech by Harrington in Upper Marlboro, May 1. County farmers attended from all sections.
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Daily Cumberland
Margaret Nelly
Bartin
J. Hoberts
Westernnort
Mobert
Brother Letter Spells News for Max Jennings
Max Jennings received a letter from his brother Claude after nearly four years with hints of a future trip. The note, mailed from San Francisco, praised a job and hinted at an upcoming journey.
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Max Jennings
Claude
San Francisco
Jon
Three-Day Conference Opens in BaltimoreChurch
A three-day conference of the Wa inna a Missionary Association titled Bridges in Christ began yesterday afternoon at Memorial Church in Baltimore serving Maryland and Pennsylvania.
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Maryland
Utterbelt
Memorial Church
Baltimore
Political shifts in Brager for home light license and street works
City commission notes a political shift as Home Light seeks a license for a street car project. Street Commissioners discuss market hours, playground access, safety markings, and trolley line issues. Fire at power house and fatalities cited. lighting plans reviewed with bills approved and repairs underway.
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Windinger
Surrey
Silso
Pallox
Marchane Tava
Moss Meyers
W. Whelington St
Avutan Avenue
Végarlalea
Schrader
Mante Avenue
Entertainments Tonight at Hopewell Show by Patere Pite
An entertainment event is announced for Thursday evening May 20 at 7:30 with Apatana Pite performing for friends and patrols of the school. The ad promotes reading Mrugh's Ad daily on page 2.
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