Dr Carroll Answers Critics of Holy Bible at First Baptist
The Wednesday evangel service at First Baptist Church drew good attendance and a strong musical program. Walter C. Carroll preached from Colossians 1 27 on The Indwelling Christ urging Christ to control the soul and stressing conversion as taking Jesus into life. He likened divine guidance to steering a ship and urged personal transformation through faith in Christ.
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First Baptist Church
Southard
Walter C. Carroll
Chris
Sre Hostil
Christ
Albany
York
Hudson
Jesus Christ
Passenger Traffic Resumes on Local Lines
Passenger traffic has resumed on all lines into and out of St Johnsbury. Railroads foresee no further trouble unless heavy rains return. Freight service is demoralized and will take weeks to recover. Merchants relying on express shipments face shortages of staples. Embargo lifted on most routes to stations on the Connecticut and Passumpsic division from Sherbrooke to Springfield. embargo remains at transfer points.
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St. Johnsbury
Connecticut & Passumpah
Sherbrooke
Sprvingfeld
Miss Winifred Burnham Hosted Linen Shower Party
A gathering at Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Sweet’s home on Cross Street celebrated Miss Winifred Burnham with a linen shower. Guests enjoyed whist, then a decorated basket with parcels and a bride doll revealed the gift theme, leaving the hostess delighted and surprised.
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Clarence Sweet
Cross Street
Winifred Burnham
Miss Burnham
Fourth Grade Play Thursday by School Pupils
Fourth grade pupils will present a short play titled Miss Fresh Air, the Nurse, Thursday afternoon at 4.14. Dr Slocum of the State Tuberculosis Association will speak on Health focusing on personal hygiene, teeth care, cleanliness, and fresh air. Parents are urged to attend and Slocum will continue talks in the schools on this subject.
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Slocum
State Tuberculosis Association
Finlay
Commissionbacks 25 percent wage rise for coal miners
The majority on President Wilson’s coal commission recommends a 25 percent wage increase for bituminous miners, effective when mines reopen. John T White argues for a higher raise and will present a minority report. The plan targets an 11 percent real rise once back at work, with no price increase probe and no transfer of fuel administration powers.
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Fuel Administration
Wilson
White House
Athletic Instructor at Bates Dies at 50
In Andover Massachusetts Sidney C. Peet aged 50 athletic instructor at Bates College who coached the Phillips Andover Academy track team for 15 years died of pneumonia at his home today A veteran printer by trade he was long known in local sports circles.
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BATES
Andover
Mass
Sidney C. Peet
Dbates College
Phillips-Andover Academy
San Salvador Joins League of Nations
The Congress of Salvador ratified a decree making Salvador a League of Nations member. Thirteen nations invited as original members, with Venezuela as the only non signatory to the Versailles treaty not yet accepted.
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San Salvador
League OF Nations
Republic of Salvador
Congress of
Flooding Cuts Anthracite Coal Output in Hazleton Area
Flooding in lower levels of coal mines around Hazleton Pennsylvania, including the Schuylkill field, has reduced district coal production by about 20 percent. A continued warm spell is expected to drive more water into mines, hindering output.
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Hazelton
Schuykill
Road Commissioners Meetings In April in Vermont
Vermont state highway commissioner Fon, Stoddard Bates, will meet road commissioners and selectmen of various towns in a series of meetings through late March and early April. Caledonia county meets in St Johnsbury on Wednesday, Essex county in Chittenden on Tuesday, April 12, and Orleans county in Newport on Thursday, April 15.
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Fon
Stoddard B. Bates
Vermont
Caledonia County
St. Johnsbury
Amit
Essex County
Tdhall
Orleans County
Newport
Vermont Ranks High in Northeast Livestock Totals
The February issue of the Monthly Doop Reporter shows Vermont leading New England in cows with 278000 head valued at 24712000, and 190000 cattle valued at 7008000, plus 105000 sheep and 120000 hogs valued at 1208000 and 2700000 respectively, totaling 17705000 in live stock. a naval inquiry in Washington reports Hoover to be summoned to testify on Allied wartime conduct as Admiral Sims notes his close knowledge of Europe.
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Doop
Department of Agriculture
Washington
Vermont
Vernent
New Eaghint States
New England
Maine
Masuachusetts
Hoover
Naval Committee
Herbert Hoover
Senate
Navy
Sims
Inquiry
Europe
Vermont Federation Holds District Gathering
The Vermont Federation of the Woman's Club held a district meeting in Athenaeum hall with delegates arriving from across the state due to train disruptions. Highlights included welcome remarks by Mrs. Walter P. Smith, talks on education and teacher salaries, an Americanization address by Judge L. P. Slack, and Mrs. Robert E French's closing talk on community responsibilities along with musical selections by a quartet.
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Vermont Federation of the Woman's Club
Athenaeum Hall
Waller W. Slack
Springfield
Holden
Aspinwall
North Troy
Mra
Montgomery
East Hard
Priver
B Richards
Fale U
Walter P. Smith
St. Johnsbury
Won Club
Slack
Styts
Federaion
Vermont Normal Schools
St. Johns Wise
St. Johnsbury House
L. P. Slack
Vermont Supremas Court
United State
Robert E French
St Johnsbury
Edwina Blodgett
Ralph D. Sherry
Ida P. Brooks
W. E. Blodgett
Secretary Houston Warns Bond Plan Could Cause Disaster
Secretary of the Treasury told the House Ways and Means that a 2.5 billion dollar bond issue to fund adjusted compensation for former service members could be disastrous. He warned it would strain finances, raise living costs, and threaten current obligations, urging prudence and economy instead.
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Associated Press
Washison
Houston
Congress
Allies Demand German Penalties Be Enforced
March 11 the conference of ambassadors sent a note to the German government demanding immediate application of penalties for outrages by officers of the Materallied Commission during the German evacuation of the region. At Britain's insistence the conference also orders Belgrade to evacuate Radkersburg still held by the Yugoslavs as per the conference decision.
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Conference of Ambassadors
Belgrade
Radkersburg
Railroad Labor Board Nomination Selections Made
Washington reports the president received ten nominations for the Railroad Labor Board wage board of appeals. Three candidates will be chosen to send to the Senate for confirmation alongside three railroad executive nominees, with three seats designated to represent the public.
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Washington
Murph
Lacors
Railroad Labor Board
Wage Board of Appeals
Senate
League of Nations Council to meet in Paris on Saturday
The League of Nations council will convene in Paris for the first time on Saturday. The Allies propose appointing a commission to gather impartial information on the current Russia situation, aiming to inform council action. The meeting centers on a request for a mission to obtain authorized data on Russia.
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Paris
League of Nations
Council of the League
Russia
Adirondack trappers fetch $1 million for furs in sell-off
Saranac Lake reports Marvel M Adirondicks trappers earned about 1,000,000 for raw pelts in a single sale. One pelt buyer alone paid $65,000 for pelts, marking a strong market demand for fur in the season.
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Saranac Lake
Marvel M
Adirondicks
Tentine Fur Deslove
Favier
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VT. Federation
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