Storal Letter Debated by Episcopalians in New Orleans
In New Orleans the General Convention debated the pastoral letter from the presiding bishop amid sessions on election of suffragan bishops and possible move of the church to Washington. Bishops opposed a joint presiding officer plan and agreed to study province power and continental missionary districts with a three year report.
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Orleans
Isco
House of
Christ Cathedral
Sts
Ministry of
Chrisenling
House of Deputies
Ratifica
Philip KK
Delaware
National Council
Ous
Washington
House of Bishops
H.R. Hulse
Cuba
William T. Manning
New York
Arthur Selden Lloyd
James E. Freeman
Ops
Committee On
United States
X Ray Cancer Cure Greatly Improved
Memorial hospital physicians in New York report a greatly improved radiation treatment for cancer of the head and neck using gamma rays after filtering 90 percent of beta rays from radium and the X-ray tube.
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New York
A.P
the Memorial Hospital
Memorial Hospital
Bodies found in marsh land farm after weeks hidden in undergrowth
Severely harmed bodies of two men, dead for weeks, were found with their heads removed on a marsh land farm between Newcastle and West Pittston in Pennsylvania. Authorities uncovered both heads within yards of each other as reporters and searchers examined the site amid claims the victims were hacked by an axeman.
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Pennsylvania
Newcastle
Pittsburgh
Notable Casualties and Oddities Span Cities
Obituaries report John Tiller who taught 25 000 girls stage dances dead. A fireman’s dog Felix honored with $400 funeral. A courteous taxi driver returns to apologize for not carrying a wet pedestrian. A $500 reward offered for a slasher on street cars in Baltimore. A jury exemption for Charles Lamb in Stephenson trial. A Jamaica postal card arrives 20 years after being mailed. Ship officers protest rules of the road. Bootlegging duo jailed in border area. Memorial Hospital rays improve cancer treatment. Quaker groups plan a century bond healing in White Plains. Ancient wire work described as 100 to make a human halo.
Dental expert no longer mere molar puller
The International Dental Exhibition in London showcases painless dentistry through laughing gas mixtures, tablets, and new devices. Dentists now master X-ray, electricity, violet rays, and dozens of instruments to alleviate fear and treat conditions like pyorrhea, with claims of near painless procedures. Farmers gather corn and hay yields vary after a cool spell, while Madagascar notes silk as the cheapest cloth material.
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Charles A. Smith
Staaff
London
Fred Butterfield
Deputy Sheriff Endorses Herb Juice for Constipation Relief
A Theodore Alabama deputy sheriff, R. B. McConnell, endorses Herb Juice noting its success in curing constipation and indigestion. He credits improved bowel regulation and overall health after trying the remedy, praising its value and urging others to try it. The herb juice is sold by Albright & Wood five Mobile area drug stores with demonstrator presence at Government and Royal Streets.
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R. B. McConnell
Theodore
Ala
Albright & Wood
Government
Royal Streets
Mobile
Albright & Wood Five Drug
Supreme Court Reverses $50 000 Death Damage Suit
The Alabama Supreme Court yesterday reversed a Mobile county circuit ruling in the case of Arthur L. Rush versus Thomas H. McDonnell for $50,000. The suit concerned the death of Arthur Eugene Rush, who was a guest in a car driven by James G. McDonnell, 16 or younger, son of T. H. McDonnell. The court held a child under 16 may not drive without an adult and reaffirmed the duty of care owed to a guest in the car.
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Supreme Court
Yeterday
Arthur L. Rush
Thomas H. McDonnell
Arthur Eugene Rush
Circuit Court of
Mobile County
James G. McDonnell
T. H. McDonnell
Young Rush
S. S. Training School Closes Tonight In Mobile
The annual Mobile Methodist district training school closes tonight after drawing 248 attendees, the largest since its five year start. Certificates will be awarded Sunday morning. Dr. C. A. Rush presided. Clarence Dannilly led discussions on district plans for 1936.
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Mobile Methodist Churches
Government Street Methodist Arch
Mobile District Sunday School Council
Methodist Episcopal Church
South
Colonial Room
Cawthon Hotel
C. A. Rush
Clarence M. Dannilly
Montgomery
The
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Lamb
Stephenson
Rochester
N. Y
Jamaica
Quebec
White Plains
Madagascar
S. S
Methodist Conference Board
Aoad
West Point
Pearson Hotel
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North Michigan Boulevard
Botelical
Ressdee Tohail
Orchestra Hall
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