President Will Attend Easter Service Sunday
President and Mrs. Coolidge will attend Easter church services in the city auditorium, the largest public meeting place in Washington. About 6,000 seats are filled or reserved, with many attendees expected to press outside for the president and first lady. The First Congregational Church will supervise the event, led by Dr. Jason Noble Pierce who will deliver the sermon.
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Reports From Annual Meeting At First Baptist Church
The First Baptist church annual meeting on Tuesday April 12 showed close fellowship and strong interest in church matters. The treasurer's report noted building and choir funds, current expenses, missions, and pledged amounts with several unpaid balances and pending notes.
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Easter Services Draw Big Crowds Amid Capitol Visitors
Easter crowds fill the city auditorium for services at First Congregational Church now under reconstruction. Tourists and the public streamed in after Sunday breakfast as President Coolidge and Mrs. Coolidge drew attention, boosting donations for the rebuilding effort and swelling church attendance and collections.
Indigestion remedy advice and Jad Salts promotion
An article explains indigestion as caused by excess hydrochloric acid and undigested food, producing sour meals, belching, heartburn, and gas. It recommends four ounces of rad Salts taken with water before breakfast for a week, claiming relief and health benefits including liver and kidney stimulation. Jad Salts is described as inexpensive and derived from grape and lemon juice with lithia and soda phosphate.
Not the first to try new, nor last to lay old aside
A reflective line notes caution about embracing novelty while respecting tradition. It contrasts those who pioneer ideas with those who later adopt change, implying progress comes from a balance between innovation and continuity. The couplet honors prudent transition in social or political contexts.
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