Savior Came to Deal With Quality of Life Sermon
President W P Kane of Wabash College preached at Second Presbyterian Church on John 10 10 that Christ is a life giver not mere reformer. He argued reform ignores interior life and that Christianity changes the quality of life behind forms, urging church mission to teach truth and righteousness and noting reformers can become hostile to the church.
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W. P. Kane
Wabash College
Second Presbyterian Church
John
Christ
Church role in reform cited as core to abolition and temperance
The text argues that abolition and temperance success depended on the church lifting the nation to a higher plane. It warns that removing the church’s contributions would topple reform and the old order would return, leaving abolitionists unable to sustain change without church leadership.
Children Celebrate Feast of Lights at Hebrew Temple
A Sunday 11 am service at the Hebrew Temple on North Delaware honored the Feast of Lights with readings prayers and songs led by Dr. Nathan Stern of Hebrew Union College. Eight children lit candles in sequence while reciting lines and performances included violin solos Japanese song and recitations by multiple youths. The program ended with My Country Tis of Thee and each child departed with a candy box.
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Hebrew Temple
Delaware Street
Temple
Nathan Stern
Hebrew Union College
Cincinnati
Stern
Is Cohen
Jake Kiser
Maurice Rosner
Pauline Wolf
Leon Bamberger
Isadore Cohen
Mildred Solomons
Herbert Hymen
Julia Wolf
Clarice Solomons
Selma Nathan
Misses Pinzler
Orphan Annie
Leona Mahlowitz
Samuel
Ruth Kiser
Rev O Neale Preaches On The Life Of Christ
A Christmas sermon at Hyde Park Church by Rev J T O Neal reflects on the birth of Christ as the Isaiah fulfilled promise. He argues the gospel account is pivotal whether true or false and cites hospitals sanatoria charity and faith as outcomes of Christ s incarnation. He concludes with practical applications for today about our relation to the Virgin Mary and Christ s redemptive death.
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Christ
Hyde Park Church
J.T. O'Neal
O'Neal
Isaiah
God
Jesus Christ
Earth
Heaven
Wright brothers from Indiana born sons of Bishop Wright
Special to the Indianapolis Journal Dayton O December 20 Wilbur and Orville Wright inventors of the Wright flyer tested at Kitty Hawk N C yesterday are about thirty years old Their parents came to Dayton from Indiana Wilbur born in Indiana Orville in Dayton Both attended grammar and high schools They were printers and edited the West Side News They later sold bicycles Then pursued aerial flight theory and practice at Killdevil Hills Kitty Hawk They built gliders and finally a powered machine with a screw propeller calling it the Wright flyer Their father Bishop M Wright a Rush county native Wilbur born near New Castle Henry county Indiana
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Indianapolis Journal
Dayton
Wibur
Orville Wright
Kitty Hawk
N. C
Indiana
Wilbur
Orville
West Side
Wilburn
Killdevil Hills
Albermarle Sound
Killdevil
Wright Brothers
Ki Nidevill Hills
Wright
M. Wright
Mr. Wright
Rush County
Henry County
New Castle
Morning Chat The Tired Lady
A collage of social musings on fatigue and Christmas wishes, a Washington Post probe into a tired housekeeper, a Detroit Journal note on a wedding dress dispute, and a Philadelphia Record list of assorted toys and items for all ages.
Home dressmaking hints by May Manton demand stole collarettes
The Journal presents pattern options for stole collarettes including meleskin with ermine trim and Persian lamb cloth with black silk accents. Illustrations show two designs, one with a deep round back collar and narrow waist ends, the other square front and back with wider ends. Order forms request pattern coupons at one cent, require a mailing address, size, and payment.
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Alt Athena
Robert Rinehart Returns From Princeton for Holidays
Robert Rinehart is home from Princeton University to spend the holidays with his parents at 204 Mette. The family enjoys a quiet season together as relatives note the occasion.
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Robert Rinehart
Princeton University
Mette
Ins
Nichols Sisters Return Home for Holiday Vaudeville Run
Indianapolis sisters the Nichols pair, famed for singing the Alabama style coon songs, headlined vaudeville at local theaters with The Telephone Girl and The Nichols Sisters at Home. They recount wardrobe losses in Louisville fire and plan a late January return to the Grand for a week. Also starring Max Bloom in The Telephone Girl with a strong chorus and notable cast, including Nellie V Nichols and Amy Thompson.
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Nichols Sisters
Indianapolis
Alabama
Nichols
Eva
the Grand
Louisville
Lulu Nichols
Kaufmann
Europe
Max Bloom
New York
Mr. Bloom
Hans ‘ix
Henry Bergman
Snuffles
George Martin
Butler
Nellie V. Nichols
Elizabeth Clark
May Linden
Ruby Kendall
Amy Thompson
Miss Kendall
Notable Week of stage stars in Indianapolis listings
Stage notes report Sam Edwards and Edward E Kidder in a new farce A Pass For Two with Brandt and Francis Stuart. Notable cast includes Miss Wynne Winslow and the Three Navarros. Mrs Wiggs of the Cabbage Patch returns to English's with Lovey Mary and Miss Hazy. Charles Ross and Mabel Fenton may rejoin Weber & Field.
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Sam Edwards
Edward E. Kidder
On Brandt
Francis Stuart
Binns
Charles Leonard Fletcher
Alcide Capitaine
Wynne Winslow
Trask and
Gladden
Three Navarros
Madge Carr Cook
Mrs. Wiggs
Mabel Taliaferro
Mary
Helen Lowell
Miss Hazy
William T. Hodges
Mr. Stubbins
Flexner
Alice Hogan Rice
Indianapolis
New York
Charles Ross
Mabel Fenton
Weber & Field
Broadway Music Hall
Mrs. Ross
Dicken
Ross
Fay Templeton
Templeton
Doyle and Granger
Harry Newman
Osbourn and Daley
Mrs. Brown
Charles T. L. Aldrich
SAM. Edwards & CO
Wey
Rouse Sydell Loneen
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OF Christ
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Wilbur and
Hfe
Margaret's
Margaret
Ralston
Vienna Rolls
Melhenny’s Tabasco Chocolate
Washington Post
Gine
George
Detroit Journal
Foraker
Hanna
Hitchcock
Hobart
Washington
Miss Roosevelt
Carolyn Postlethwaite
Alice Gordon Tucker
Florence Field
Miss Postlethwaite
Philadelphia Record
May Manton
Brole Gallaretica
Pote Ice
Personal and
And
Charles T. Aldrich
America
England
Aldrich
Frank Wilstach
Viola Allen
East
Shakspeare
Miss Allen
Nat Goodwin
Chicago
Barnabee
McDonald
Frothingham
Agnes Cain Brown
To Condon
Gertrude Zimmer
Howard Chambers
Peter Donald
Empire
Merry Maidens
Nellie Hanley
Sam Rice
Dustin-Redcay
Hiatts
Johnson Trio
Walter Jones
George W. Hobart
Conterno
Havana
James L. Lederer
Edmund Gerston
Dr. Saavario
Orpheum
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the Park
Comany
Charles Loder
Hazel Burt
Union National Bank
Ees
Anne Ae
The
Aeolian Company
the Journal
James Whitcomb Riley, Booth Tarkington
Maurice Thompson
Gen
Lew Wallace
George Ade Meredith Nicholson
Absorbo
the Hygiene CO
Virginia Ave
Accordion Plaiting CO
M. C. Page
Liebler & Co
Vite
Huron
Marion
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Teuretey
Dee
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