Lutherans In America Stand Apart From German Roots
A long discussion on Lutheran identity in the United States notes the church’s independence from Germany. It rejects state church links, stresses obedience to government, and points to diverse immigrant origins. The piece argues American Lutherans value patriotic deeds over rhetoric.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luthear ‘Tharea
America
Ae Mori
Econ
Henry E. Bopiotte Woney
Bonitz
Lutheran Church
Apne
Yesa Re
G. Clausen
le Vsikaztieran
Lg Faure Ie
Feat Church
Conservatorie
Eny
Luther
Prussia
Evangelical United Church
Willan
Germany
Ex Governor Hanly to Speak at Grace Church
Ex governor J Frank Hanly of Indiana former Prohibition party presidential nominee and Flying Squadron Foundation head will address Grace Methodist church Thursday at 8 pm on the prohibition cause. He is expected to draw a full house with his engaging personality and notable oratorical skill. No admission fee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Church
J. Frank Hanly
Indiana
Prohibition Party
Flying Squadron Foundation
Grace Methodist Church
Hanly
Governor Hanly
Mr. McKenny
Orton Hotel
McKenny
Fire breaks out on high West side of bank building
A burning awning high on the West side of the American Bank Trust Company sparked a crowd last night. Eyewitnesses suspected a cigarette stub caused the mini blaze as smoke rose from a window but the flames soon died down and excitement subsided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Bank Trust Company
Wilson fixes guaranteed wheat prices in wartime policy
President Wilson announces government guarantees on wheat prices for 1918 harvests under the food law. The plan assigns responsibilities to the Department of Agriculture and the Food Administration for production and distribution while guaranteeing producers’ prices at primary markets if wheat is sold by June 1, 1919 and complies with future regulations.
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Wilson
Department of Agriculture
The
Food Administration
Hitself
Congress
United States
Armour & Co Show Windows Shine in City Display Effort
Armour & Co of Chicago runs a dealer service bureau to aid retailers with Armour products. G K McKenny, a designer and entertainer, spent a month in Wilmington guiding window displays and promoting cooperation among about 100 local merchants. He plans further tours to Columbia and other Southern cities as sales rise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armour & Co
Chicago
Wilmington
Armour & Company
South
G. K. McKenny
Armour
McKenny
New York
Philadelphia
Lumberton
Laurinburg
Bennettsville
Columbia
S. C
New Way Market
R. F. Campbell
M A D o O and Hoover Row Over Supplies
The excerpt shows a back and forth exchange between M as d o O and Hoover regarding Allied food supplies and shipping logistics. It discusses specifying supply types, U S port destinations, and prompt cooperation to ensure transportation amid weather disruptions. The tone is diplomatic and urgent about securing essential materials.
Cape Fear River Improvement Plans Tackled by Engineers
Officials concur on extending Cape Fear river works from Wilmington to sea with a new 30 foot deep channel across the ocean bar 400 feet wide at mean low water. Cost estimated at 303625 for new work plus 85000 yearly maintenance. first appropriation 398625. American YWCA opens a Paris hotel for American women.
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Chief of Engineers
Cape Fear River
Ocean Bar
Wilmington
Hilton Bridge
Atlantic Coast Line
Seaboard Air Line
Key Island
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Imington
Clause N
Wrtcs
Armour & Co., Dealer Service Bureau Automobile
New Way
Hoover
Godwin Wires
W. M. Black
Paris
Front Street
Emakers
Hone
B. Lamphere
Edward J. Woods
New York City
Pewareel Post
Evans Chemical CG
Cincinnati
Carolina Packing
Wilmington, N. C
W. B. Cooper
State
Senate
W. D. Macmillan, Jr
OF Representatives
L. Clayton Grant
City Livery Co
Fisher
Golin
New Hanover County
Office of Register of Deeds
John Haar
Geo. C. Jackson
S. P. Cowan
B. F. King
Henry Horne
J.D. Edwards
Walter H. Blair
Edgar D. Williams
House of Representatives
J. Herbert Johnston
Sun Mon
John R. Morris
Clerk Superior Court
W. N. Harriss
John A. Orrell
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