Methodist Episcopal Church South finances and education cited in war debate
The article outlines financial strains from war claims and appeals to denominational funds, noting the South’s Methodist Episcopal Church South leadership includes governors, courts, professors, and business leaders. It highlights a 1,475,000 membership, missions funding, and assets around 1,000,000, praising Vanderbilt University and Trinity College while warning the Nashville libel case's April trial could influence events in Dallas in May.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Episcopal Church South Een
South
Hvilie
Vanderbilt University
Nashville
Hegel
Durham
Trinity Col
Dukes
Tote Oo
Emery
Henry College
Oxford
Dallas
Prominent Clerics Discuss Presbyterian General Assembly Leaders
The March 1 report notes candidates for moderator of the Presbyterian General Assembly with President Moffatt of Washington and Jefferson College seen as likely chosen. Also discussed are Rev. Dr. R S Holmes and Rev. Drs Howard Duffield and Henry Van Dyke, with Duffield guiding downtown New York church interests and Van Dyke connected to the Brick Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fudianapelia
New York
Presbyterian General Assembly
Moffatt
Washington and Jefferson College
Presbyterian Banner
R. 5. Holmes
Pittsburg
Howard Dutffield
Old First Church
Henry van Dyke
Brick Church
Old First
Duffield
van Dyke
Princeton
Babecock
Presbyterian Church
America
Milk Cure Advocated by Teacher in Nervous Illness
A New York Tribune report relays a teacher promoting the milk cure for nervous disorders. The regimen centers on three to eight quarts of milk daily, strict diet limits, warm water drinks, selective vegetables, and daily gymnastics and mental discipline to restore balance and health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Tribune
London Meals by Delivering Kitchens Aims at Home Service
The New York Sun notes London adopting an American idea with improvements as distributing kitchens offer hot breakfasts and fully equipped meals delivered to flats. Demonstrations highlight gas powered kitchens, Italian and Anglo Indian menus, and a cost claim of savings versus home cooking alongside servant-free dining options.
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New York
London
Poston
Boston
Paris
America
England
Herbert
India
Italy
Great Britain
Taeien
Alan Cists
Woman's Right to Her Own Name Across Nations and Times
The piece argues wives should keep their maiden names, tracing the custom from ancient tribes to modern Europe. It contrasts practices in Spain Russia Belgium and Germany, noting laws and titles tied to names, the social value of independence, and the dual surname trend in various cultures.
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London
Lohengrin
Hungary
Belgium
Russia
Perro
Spain
Erasmus
Paracelsus
Melanchthon
Germany
Austria
Holland
Europe
French Language in Canada and the Canadian Accent
A long essay argues Canadian French is not a patois but a preserved 17th century Ontario Montreal style. It notes Parisian influence shifted since Louis XIV and contrasts the Canadian mantle of uniformity across provinces with Parisian speech. It cites La Presse and figures like Laurier and Chapleau, and discusses bilingual use, social clubs, and language politics in Ottawa and Quebec.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Montreal
Paris
Normandy
Poitou
Corneille
Maritime Provinces
Winnipeg
France
Revue Des Mondes
The
Figaro
Thisman
Club
la Presse
Ottawa
Quebec
Maine
Wilfrid Laurier
Sir Adolphe Chapleau
Nada
New French and German challis at dress goods counter
Hundreds of fresh challis designs in French and German patterns fill the display, with Persian and Latin liberty styles highlighted. All-wool fabrics, prints, and mer cerized varieties appear at varied prices up to 125 dollars, with many options under 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ilady
Liberty Foulard
Ayres
Bert Hope
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Leo Xttl
Diay
Wulschner
X Company
London Chronicle
Lord Methuen
Julius Norngard
Harper's Magazine
Paradise
Atlanta Constitution
William Battle Gunn
H Cao
Anderson
Scotch Oxfords
Jacquard Oxford
Jacquerd
Watt
Beos
Q.zes
Redfern
Mistral
Panama
Duge
Pearl Street
George Philip Meier
Department of Women’s Tailoring
Meier
Mesdames Phelps
Wright
Cataline
Pontille
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