Evangelical Church Shows Growth Despite Losses in 1924
The article notes 1924 gains near 750,000 in church membership with total communicants over 46 million in the United States. It highlights Evangelical groups leading growth, cites denominational counts for Presbyterians, Disciples of Christ, Episcopalians, Congregationalists and others, totaling about 366,336 gains and 988 bodies forming over 60 percent of denominational strength.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Disciples of Christ
United Brethren
Evangelical Synod
Evangelical Church
Assemblies of God
Congress urged to fund prosecution of obscene mailers
The article argues Congress and magazines could support a crackdown by allotting money to prosecute publishers sending erotic or revolting literature through the mails. Public sentiment condemns such material as un-American and subversive, praised by figures like Hamlin Garland for attacking American values.
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Hamlin Garland
New York Times
England
France
America
Anniversaries and Oddities From the Past
A compilation of historical notes across years details alliances with Louis VIII in 1815, actor J K Emmet born in 1841, Jefferson Davis era messages, and other dated items. It mentions 1875 Philadelphia Daily Times first issue and 1903 California capitol voting notes.
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Louis VIII
France
Bonaparte
J. K. Emmet
St Louis
Cornwall
Sieem
Jefferson Davis
Charles P
Episcopal
Philadelphia Daily Times
Des Counties
Ington
Capitol
Birthdays for notable figures announced today
Fairfax Harrison president of the Southern Railway was born in New York City 56 years ago. Rt. Rev. Joseph Glass Catholic bishop of Salt Lake City born Bushnell UL 51 years ago. William Ramagyer congressman from Iowa born Butler county C 50 years ago. Preston Gibson Washington D C born 46 years ago. Dr. William P Warren first president of Boston University born Willinsburg Mass 2 years ago today. William P Mowington Episcopal missionary bishop of ern Oregon born Philadelphia 46 years ago today.
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Fairfax Harrison
The
Southern Railway
New York City
Joseph 8. Glass
Salt Lake City
Bushnell
William Ramagyer
Congress
Iowa
Butler County
Preston Gibson
Washington, D. C
William P
One Year Ago Today Ratified Treaties Mark Alarmed Era
One year ago today the United States Renate ratified the British Americana Ligsor treaty while Scandinavian nations signed a broad arbitration pact advancing regional diplomacy.
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U.S. Renate
Unusual Southern Rabbit Visitor Impresses Dotty
Dotty spots a marsh rabbit in a pond and hopes it will drown. Marsh Rabbit leaps from the water to greet Dotty, explains his swimming feet and marsh home, and introduces his family. He says northern rabbits avoid water, while his kind thrives in marshland. The encounter ends as the elf-like figure vanishes.
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Dotty
Marsh Rabbit
Squeedee
Mr. Marsh Rabbit
Earedos
Mother Marsh Rabbit
Friday the 13th remembered in historic milestones
The column recalls March 13 events: Nansen’s Arctic voyage with 13 men, British capture of Bloemfontein during the Boer War twenty five years ago, and the birth of notable Kentuckian Richard Taylor in the century past. Oklahoma and New states are briefly referenced.
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Nansen
Bloemfontein
Tulay
Richard Taylor Daceb
Kentucky
Oklahoma
New
Scalp Injuries And Care From Contaminated Wounds
The scalp carries germs due to hair, skin scales, and frequent touching. Treat wounds by not disturbing the blood clot, trim hair from edges, wash contaminated clot, apply sterilized gauze compress with boric or carbolic solutions, and keep secure with bandages until healing.
What This Day Means to You Pisces
Friday the 13th fears are unfounded the article notes benign planetary aspects and a positive routine ahead. It highlights artistic and literary promise and home peace with a healthy boy born today and a girl needing care and aspiring for a home and children. Notable births include William Warren Charlies Hallock and William Everts among others. Arbor Day observance by Mexico is mentioned.
Matrimonially Aking: Wife Warns on Furnace Heat
A husband endures wife comments on home warmth as she nags him about drafts and furnace checks. The couple notes the thermometer reads 70 degrees as she shivers and jokes about roasting. The scene shifts to the husband delaying his income tax report.
Sub Rosa Perfecting Jealousy In Dance Invitations
A reflective piece on jealousy when friends discuss dance invitations. It contrasts the urge to boast with the social sting of being seen as ostentatious, noting how envy mirrors self-critique and how people criticize others while ignoring their own flaws. The dialogue hints at mutual perception between Mary and the speaker.
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Mary
Bobby
Abdel Krim and a Real Sporting Event Get Busy
A stock piece praising Abdel Krim as a fearless fighter and free thinker while noting mixed opinions from critics. It contrasts his relentless rebellion with the writer’s playful line about preferring a Nurmi Balto race and mocks Soviet progress claims after Trotzky’s era.
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Paavo Nurmi
Balto
Don't criticize your neighbors and friends think before you speak
The piece urges restraint in pointing out others faults and warns that frequent critics risk losing friends. It cites two girls in a longtime feud over hair, clothes, jewelry, and boyfriends and notes a sharp comeback about a bob hairstyle. It advises reflection before finding faults in others.
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Anne
Bob
Judith
Mera
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Pocatello Tribune
Associated Press
American Newspaper Publishers’ Assn
Idaho State Editorial Association
West Center Street
Pocatello
Idaho
E Daily Tribune
the Tribune
the Tribune Co., Ltd
William Wallin
Nicholas Ipt
Hal
Sumner
Spattor
Congress and Magazines
Rey Giatianeri
Quekly
D'Nner
McClure Newspaper SynDicate
Hanton
Glay
Williams
Better Health Service
Ee William P. Warren
Boston University
Charlies Hallock
William W. Everts
Dovenh K. Emmet
Prinz
Freest Incerso
Wilterd
Publisier
Mexico
Arbor Las
Whirenetom
Secasion
Hugh Meckay
James J. Montague
Abdel Krim
League of Nations
Trotzky
Supreme Court
East Center
Jorgensen & Sons
the Grocers
North Main
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