Democrats Rally Against Trusts and Tariffs in Reform Plea
A compilation of editorials and opinion notes argues the Republican Congress serves trusts and corporate power, while Democrats push for Cuban reciprocity, anti trust enforcement, tariff reform, and Philippine self government. It cites Indiana and Illinois platforms, calls for strong House majorities, and urges voters to back Democrats to curb monopolies and protect public welfare.
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Indianapolis Sentinel
Novel Use of Sashes and Black White Fashions Evolve
A New York fashion note details sash trends with sashes styled at the side, adding rosettes and long ends. Green gowns dominate, with black and white combos in leaf lace, taffeta moire boleros, and elaborate embroidery. White and black ensembles remain prominent, while blue foulards and delicate laces enliven afternoon and driving wear.
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The Three Temples and the Westward Faith
A sermon by His Eminence Cardinal Gibbons extols three temples of God the temple of nature the temple of Jerusalem and the living temple of the soul. It condemns lax divorce laws urges moral reform and highlights the cross as the path to victory for nations and individuals.
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WANTS CHURCH ATTRACTIVE
Rev Myron W Haynes argues the church must attract youth by embracing lively venues and open hours. He suggests revival meetings are outdated and proposes using games and social spaces to draw young men and women into church life as part of a broader effort to restore virtue and empower the next generation.
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