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Newspaper
Wilson Mirror
Location
Wilson, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 27, 1924
Page
5
Questioning the impact of the Ramay meeting asking if results remain evident or faded. Probes whether temporary effects linger and if evangelists should return for another revival next year with local interest and church leaders weighing lasting influence.
A reader from Wilson North Carolina dated November 26 1924 criticizes Mr Ham for ignoring Jesus commandments to love enemies and for denigrating Jews and Catholics. The writer argues there are good Jews and Catholics and warns Ham sown seeds of hate among the unlearned and bigoted.
Harold Lloyd’s latest Path comedy Hot Water plays to eager Oasis Theatre patrons. The film follows a bachelor who falls for Jobyna Ralston, faces meddling in laws, but triumphs with Lloyd’s trademark wit and originality.
The John W. Dunham Chapter honors Minnie Hargrave Murray, a charter member and widow of a Confederate soldier. Her devoted service as Chapter Historian earned a prize from the North Carolina Division. Her wisdom and presence are mourned as copies of the tribute go to her family and press.
A Washington report notes a finding that income tax return publicity may end. Lawmakers swing against the new law, with Pat Harrison and La Follette group factions, while Norris seeks more openness and Oldfield pursues a compromise to inspect returns without full public release.
STOCKHOLM Nov 24 A government report reveals extraordinary strictness in public roads supervision of commercial auto traffic including motor trucks buses and jitneys showing Sweden takes no chances with unsafe operators.
The supervision targets the car condition and operation, driver responsibility, and business conduct. Cars are inspected four times yearly with no warning, stopping mid ride for wheel tests and steering checks while lights, speed, load size, and tire pressure are also checked. Passengers must have tickets as a safeguard against counterfeits.
Washington style note explains a January 24 1925 solar eclipse will darken a narrow strip from Minnesota through Michigan and Connecticut to the sea. It stresses rarity for any location and recalls Einstein light deflection tests in 1919 and verification in 1922 and a disappointing California eclipse last September.
A group of astronomers traveled long distances to Santa Catalina Island to conduct observations as forecasts for the season promised clear skies. They faced the unpredictable nature of weather despite advances in prediction, and expeditions aimed to secure telescope results from northern Mexico and other sites.
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