Pious Politics and Holy Living in Southern Presbyterian Thought
A Southern Presbyterian critique argues the church must remain spiritual and nonpolitical, opposing entanglement with prohibition advocacy and political campaigns. It condemns pious politics in Sunday schools, defends adherence to 1861 Assembly lines, and warns against misuse of religious teaching to push secular policy.
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Marvin
Chi
South
M. E
North
Samuel
Rockbridge County
Churches of Christ Throughout the
General Assembly
Anti-Saloon League
Christ
Butler
Columbia University
Hib
Princeton
John D. Rockefellers
Harvey Firestone
Herbert Hoover
Jeremiah
Church of God
Burlington Protests Over Soul Infamy Insult Claim
A brief note from Burlington, North Carolina records a local protest reacting to an insult toward a lord figure, with emphasis on affronts to character and public opinion.
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Tur
Burlington, N. C
Mystery Craft Turns Out To Be A Whaler
The San Pedro waterfront cooled after reports of a mysterious ship trailing the US fleet proved harmless. Naval officers identified the craft as a coast whaler seeking whales, reportedly averaging a whale per day since October 5, with no threat or deception involved.
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Mystery Craft
Associated Press
San Pedro
Calif
United States
Mentha Pepsin Promise Aid For Stomach Distress
An ad claims a few tablespoonfuls of Dave's Mentha Pepsin end stomach discomfort in five minutes with a money back guarantee. It recommends taking the same dose before meals to prevent spells and directs readers to Baker's Drug Store for purchase.
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Baker's Drug Store
Ambassador Stimson Faces Partisan Speech on Foreign Soil
The ambassador in London, Stimson, is criticized for a campaign speech in Manchester warning England about a Democratic victory and world impact. The piece argues ambassadors should represent the nation as a whole, not a party, and foresees a four month waiting period after a defeated administration. It suggests cooperation between Hoover and Roosevelt if a change occurs and calls for unified leadership in a post election transition.
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Court of St. James
Manchester
England
United States
Mellon
Stimson
Great Britain
Republican Party
Bedlam
Norris
Hughes
Wilson
Germany
Sta
Norman H. Davis
Unet
Europe
Roosevelt
Taft
MacDonald
Baldwin
Herbert Samuel
Mr. Hoover
Mr. Roosevelt
Mills
Treasury
Roosevelt and Hoover Face Post Election Coordination
The piece discusses the upcoming transition after the election, noting President elect Roosevelt could influence Congress on essential legislation. It suggests Hoover and Roosevelt might ease tensions after votes are counted and resume normal relations during the four month interregnum.
Personal And Social Mention At Middletown
In Middletown Virginia Mrs E M Page and Mrs Norman Wise returned from a week with friends in Baltimore Weekend guests at the home of Mr and Mrs J F Werrick included Mr and Mrs Lawrence Lamphear of Fort Humphreys VA Others Suni were Messrs Robert and Wil Werrick of Hyattsville Md Miss Lutie Rogers returned home after visiting relatives in Washington Mr and Mrs Abram Zirkle of Winchester spent the weekend with the latter's parents Rev and Mrs W P Saunders Mrs Norris and her young son Jack of Luray visited her sister Miss Pauline Hudson at Miss Mae Ginn's home Miss Margaret Larrick of Washington spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs James Wise Miss Lillie Jackson visiting friends in Baltimore Mr John Deighton of Baltimore bought the filling station north of town and moved in with Mrs Deighton before marriage Miss Lucille Williams of Stephens City is Mrs Deighton Mrs Edgar Cooley of Washington spent Sunday with Mr Will Cooley and family Mr Warren Hammick and sister Miss Isabelle Hammack of Washington spent the weekend with their parents Mr and Mrs Charles Hammack Dr and Mrs T A Williams returned from a trip of sev- hours
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Middletown
E. M. Page
Norman Wise
Baltimore
J. F. Werrick
Lawrence Lamphear
Fort Humphreys
Suni
Robert
Wil Werrick
Hyattsville
Lutie Rogers
Washington
Abram Zirkle
Winchester
W. P. Saunders
Norris
Jack
Luray
Pauline Hudson
Mae Ginn
Fred Kline
Margaret Larrick
James Wise
Lillie Jackson
John Deighton
Deeghton
Deighton
Lucille Williams
Stephens City
Edgar Cooley
Will Cooley
Warren Hammick
Isabelle Hammack
Charles Hammack
T. A. Williams
Local social notes from Cedar Cliff and Winchester events
Miss Minnie McArtor returns home after weeks with Miss Mildred Kline near Vaucluse. Cedar Cliff Church Ladies Auxiliary bazaar planned for December 27 at Edna Dinges home. Evans Kline and Hammack family visit. McCauleys move in with Davis Manuel on Church street. Boy Scouts to host chicken supper in Woodmen's Hall on October 29. Robert Larrick moved home from Washington after a critical illness.
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Minnie McArtor
Stephens City
Mildred Kline
Vaucluse
Cedar Cliff Church
Edna Dinges
Evans Kline
Winchester
Charles Hammack
W. H. McCauley
Davis Manuel
Church Street
Boy Scouts
Woodmen’s Hall
Robert Larrick
Washington
Unclear fragment hints at reading car topics in Times-Star
Fragment mentions driving cars and a Times-Star publication, but details are unreadable and no concrete event or names are identified.
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Igkers Uys
Ford Dan
Bickers Motor Company
Big Sister
Besterfield
By Les Forgrave
CentrAl Press
Smarty
Walter Lippman
Mr. Mellon
Lroourr
Mymas
Congress
Dent
Hoover
Best
New York Tribune
nGinei
Nati Times-Star
Chevrolet
Winchester Auto Ales
Division of Motor Vehicles
Shenandoab Motor Company Fficial Oun
U. S. Royals
Herrell Sales Corp. Distributors
S. Loudoun St
R. KB. Rogers
Dellinger Bros
Twin City Oil Gas Corporation
Shell
Martinsburg Pike
Shell Station
Amherst & Boscawen Sts
Valley Ave
Braddock St
Tires and Service
Prompt Road Service
Goodrich
Silvertown Tires
Cammer Tire CO
Braddock and Boscawents
General Electric
John S. Miller & CO
General Electric Products
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