Missionary Addresses At Union Services In Lincoln Park
Rev George Woodley of Africaty Inland mission speaks at Lincoln Park union service with German and English sermons and communion. Emmanuel Lutheran and Grace Methodist schedule sermons and a mission festival. First Lutheran, St Pauls, Walnut Street Baptist, Burton Avenue Baptist, and other churches list sermons, choirs, duets, and services with communion and special music.
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George Woodley
Africaty Inland+ mission
Union Service
Lincoln Park
Mr. Woodley
British East Africa
Emmanuel Lutheran
A. H. Lemman
Reln
Beck
Grace Methodist Episcopal
Ray Sealle Smith
Gates Business College
Foster
Miriam Boysen
C. F. Briggs
K. F. Weltner
Henry Mueller
Wisconsin
Caleb Simper
Roy Gilfillan
George Stebbins
St. Paul's
Joshua
Walnut Street
Warren L. Steeves
Burton Avenue
William Wilkins
Weillington
Kan
Wilkins
Rey
Christs Religion Was Out-of-Doors One Says Preacher
In New Rochelle New York Rev Howard R Gold preached at Trinity Lutheran church on an outdoors religion. He said Jesus loved nature as evidence of God the Father and used birds flowers fountains and fruit to teach. He urged people to answer the call of the outdoors in summer days with Jesus as a companion to see God.
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New Rochelle
N. X
Howard R. Gold
Trinity Lutheran Church
Jesus
Christ
God
Common Street Vision of a Distant Sunset
A poetic, somber scene of a common street under fading light. Gray skies press upon weary pedestrians bearing burdens as rain ceases. A silent sunset floods the scene with golden light turning the street into a bright corridor to distant heavens.
The Constant Upkeep of a Successful Business
A poetic meditation on daily maintenance and its impact on reputation and success. The speaker notes white paint turning yellow, green fading, drains failing, doors squeaking, and taps dripping, arguing that neglect spoils a once strong business reputation and fame.
China must put housecleanerd to work within
New York Aug 4 Fresh from 10 years in China the Rev W Har old Weigle Jr preached at the Episcopal Church of the Transfiguration. He warned that China’s troubles stem from within and that a genuine effort to clean up internal conditions and honor foreign obligations is needed before Western powers will revise treaties and offer recognition. He urged Nationalists to prove sincerity and act to protect foreigners as they seek unity under a central government.
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New York
China
W. Harold Weigle, Jr
Ghina
England
America
Berlin Organist on Good Will Tour
Berlin, Aug. 4. Gustav Hartmann, 73, Berlin’s renowned organ grinder, announces a round trip to Paris, London and back in two months. He plans to perform the Blue Danube Waltz and popular marches on his barrel organ, hoping to charm American tourists with the Star Spangled Banner.
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Berlin
Gustav Hartmann
Paris
France
Oldost
August Boehm
London
Holland
Tent Meetings Bring Rev Buhler to Fifth and Franklin
Rev G H Buhler of Seattle Washington will preach at 3 p m tomorrow in the tent at Fifth and Franklin streets on The Kingdom of God His second talk at 5 p m will ask Where Is Hell concluding the series with two sermons in the outdoor gathering
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G. H. Buhler
Seattle
Wash
Fifth and
Franklin Streets
Hell
Christianity to Win Over Other Creeds
New York July 38 Dr Robert L Speer, secretary of the Presbyterian foreign missions board, told Fifth Avenue Presbyterian Church that Christianity will triumph over all other religions. He cited St Pauls Mars Hill sermon, saying non Christian faiths are doomed and will disintegrate as modern ideas prevail. He argued Christians cannot be better than Christianity, while others may exceed their own faith.
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New York
Robert £. Speer
Board of Foreign Missions
The
Presbyterian Church
Fifth Avenue Presbyterian Church
Speer
Mars Hill
Goodness Chief Virtue Deliberations by Rev Mathews
Rev Shaler Mathews of the University of Chicago Divinity School preached at Park Avenue Baptist on What Price Goodness The sermon argued goodness is the supreme virtue and inclusive of sincerity kindness and universality It seeks cooperation rather than exploitation and opposes the idea that one must suffer to learn goodness The speaker warned against gaining moral insight only through adversity or illness
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New York
Shaler Mathews
Divinity School
University of Chicago
Park Avenue Baptist Church
Libel Suit Over Champagne Wine Refutes Writer
The Champagne Wine Growers Syndicate sues writer Paul Reboux in Rheims accusing his recent book of groundless reflections on sparkling wine. Reboux, famed gourmet, disdains sparkling wine and openly criticizes it. The plaintiffs say the book harmed their industry and seek suppression of the work.
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Rheims
Champagne Wine Growers Syndicate
Wbel
Paul Reboux
M. Reboux
Resignations Reshape Local Y M A Secretary Posts
James H. Godtfring, two years as boys work secretary for the local Y M C A, resigns effective August 15. He will stay through the summer camp, then move to Sioux City for a similar post. Assistant G A Hanson of Racine also leaves this month for Denver. A new secretary is to be named as both vacancies empty.
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Sioux City
James H. Godtfring
Piqua
Waterloo
Hanson
Denver
A. Hanson
Racine
Wis
Godtfring
Colo
Unbroken Dreams and Winter Violet Dreams by Daniel Whitehead Hicky
Youth speaks of beauty and longing in poetic lines from Daniel Whitehead Hicky, urging the reader to seek shimmer and wonder. The verse calls for courage and steadfast faith, resisting the notion that beauty dies or dreams fade, and ends with a rallying blessing for strength.
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Daniel Whitehead Hicky
New York Times
Churches suspend services for Cedar Falls Bible Conference
In Cedar Falls area churches suspend some services to allow attendance at a Bible conference. Guest speakers fill pulpits, with Westminster Presbyterian Dr. W P McCormick and others, including First Methodist Episcopal and Union Congregational leaders, preaching while pastors are away. Regular services resume August 12.
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Cedar Falls
West District
Westminster Presbyterian
W. P. McCormick
Westminster Presbyterian Church
McDermid
First Church of Christ
Scientist
First United Presbyterian
B. Loehr
W. G. Chisholm
Northminster Presbyterian
F. H. Shedd
Andrew McBlain
First Baptist
T. H. Sheckler
Carl Lee Kenagy
Central Christian
R. W. Fillmore
Church of Christ
Central Christian Church
Union Congregational
Charles V. Lannholm
First Brethren
Catholic Christianity’s universal appeal praised at Cathedral
The Rev Frederick Bingham Sowden spoke at St John the Divine on New York’s Aug 4 noting Christianity’s unique reach. He said it meets four human needs: relief from sin, a standard of righteousness, sympathy in sorrow, and assurance of eternal life, unlike other faiths confined to narrower spheres.
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New York
Cathedral of
St. John the Divine
Frederick Bingham Sowden
New Mexico
Howden
England Orders Ships to Get Life-Line Guns
London August 4 British ships after the first of next year will be obliged to carry a line throwing device similar to a harpoon ban capable of throwing a life line at least 160 yards in any desired direction. Such is the text of a parliament act approved by the board of trade.
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London
England
Board of Trade
Man's Best Moments in Sermon on Character
A Montreal preacher at West End Presbyterian church urges judging by best moments, not worst. He argues people misjudge themselves during despondency, noting many feel like giving up yet continue steady efforts in community and family.
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New York
Robert Johnson
Montreal
West End
Hymn translated by Neale and a Cape Cod tale
The article notes John Neale's English translation of an eighth century hermit hymn and details the parish monastery near Jerusalem, its walls and cells. It profiles Neale and Edward Cdswal l as famed hymn translators, mentions Neale's Cambridge education and modest Sackville college wardenship, and recalls a Cape Cod Folks novel where the hymn's lines are sung during a storm by two fishermen.
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John Neale
Palestine
Stephen Lved
Biedron
Jerusalem
Dead Sea
St. Stephen
Neale
Edward Cdswall
London
Cambridge
Sackville College
East Grimstead
Iuis
Sally Pratt
McLean
George Oliver
Ben Cradlebow
Cape Cod
Governess Mally Kee Entangles in a Spy Plot
Patricia Wentworh Mally Kee enters Sir George Peterson's house as governess to Barbara, fends off Paul Craddock while a missing codepaper and a diamond accuse her. Craddock suspects, arranges a warrant, and Sir George coordinates action with Craddock to arrest her. The plot thickens as trials of trust unfold.
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Mally Lee
Roger Moorley
Sir George Peterson
Barbara
Paul Craddock
Sir George
Graddock
Mally
Craddock
Roger
Lawrence Marrington
Ethan Messenger
Elizabeth
Paul
Candida Long
Miss O Long
Gurston
Candidae Long
Malloy
Paul Graddock
Mr. Dawson
Curston
Miss Kee
Miss Long
London
Halin
Paul Cradock
Post Office
Free State Averse to Royaltys Call
Ireland faces a question about a potential visit by the King or Prince of Wales to Dublin. The Freeman, a government party organ, says the executive council would advise against such a visit while conditions remain unsettled. It notes welcome if the monarch comes after normalization, but stresses the king is a foreign symbol under a treaty, and royal enthusiasm would be out of place given Ireland’s history with tyranny.
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Dublin
Ireland
Irish Free State
England
Prince of Wales
Freeman
Fianna Fail
Mary MacSwiney
Free State
Notable American Books Best Sellers List
Chicago reports the American Library Association list of 40 world notable books for inclusion in a world list. Highlights include Our Times by Mark Sullivan The Human Body by Logan Clendening and works across history science psychology and literature, with selections from Beard Nevins Dewey and Gill.
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Chicago
Our
Institute
Jwerks
Cherles A
Mary R. Beard
Charles H. Haskins
America
Howard M. Jones
Allan Nevins
Eugene G. O'Neill
Arthur H. Quinn
Woodrow Wilson
Ray
Stannard Baker
Moody, Gamaliel
Bradford
Carl CG. Jensen
Andrew Jackson
Gerald W. Johnson
Genghishan
Edward M. East
Robert A. Milliken
jGeorge Sarton
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