Nothing Strange About It War on Catholic Church in Catholic Lands
A Fort Worth Record columnist argues anti Catholic sentiment rises in formerly Catholic states like Mexico and Argentina. He cites threats to imprison Bishop Juan Bonco, calls for church state separation essential, and cites historical battles over papal political jurisdiction and conscience.
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Mexico
Argentine Republic
South America
Juan Bonco
Pius
Arthur Brisbane
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Gratitude Prompts Woman to Praise Nature's Iron Tonic
Mrs Myr Person of Hastings Oklahoma credits Nature's Iron Tonic with curing stomach trouble weight loss nervous weakness and near death experiences after six bottles her condition improved greatly She urges others to try the remedy and notes City Drug Company offers explanations and guarantees Large bottle priced at 1.00
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Myr Person
Hastings
Okla
Nature
Tadey
City Drug Company
Are Any Of These Yours
Postmaster General reports over twenty million pieces of mail failed to reach destinations last year due to improper addressing. Illiteracy and carelessness hinder mail operations, causing government losses and public disappointment. Return addresses help, but many illegible envelopes lack proper sender information.
Princely Gifts of 1924 From American Millionaires
The 1924 philanthropic total for education science and charity reached about 120 million dollars. Notable gifts include 1.5 million by an unknown donor to Union Theological Seminary and large sums from John D. Rockefeller 575 million over ten years Andrew Carnegie 350 million and James B. Duke 40 million in 1924. Eastman Kodak founder George Eastman gave 15 million in 1924 and 58 million overall. The piece argues wealthier Americans support public good and national security through philanthropy.
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Union Theological Seminary
John PD. Rockefeller
Andrew Carnegie
James B. Duke
George Eastman
Kodak
Eastman
America
Excommunication and church loyalty in republican politics
The author argues that Catholic loyalty to the church supersedes allegiance to government when the church, led by the pope ex cathedra, opposes the state. Excommunication enforces this hierarchy, blocking democratic obedience unless the church concedes infallibility and political jurisdiction. Some progressives resist, while others stay passive.
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John Wilkes Booth
Lincoln
Ecumenical Council
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Italy
Garibaldi
Dopma
Hell
Absurd street scene as lost boy describes amnesia to officer
A small boy on a street corner is comforted by a policeman who asks his name and address. The child cannot recall his name or home, saying his mother married again that morning.
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City Cafe
For Sale Good 3 Inch Wagon with Bed
Classified note offers a three inch wagon with bed for sale at 60 dollars. Contact by phone listed as 122 to arrange purchase.
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Jordan Building
Newcomer Seeks Admission With One Name Preference
A newcomer requests entry and asks to be identified by a single name only, noting they have few contacts and no friends to reference. The item highlights the desire for minimal identifiers in the social process.
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