Word: protestantism
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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It was a stirring case in the Northwest where hundreds of thousands of good Lutherans (third largest U. S. Protestant denomination) take their private troubles to their men of God. Rev. B. E. Bergesen, of the Norwegian Lutheran Church of America, gave comfort to the faithful:
64, bishop of the Pennsylvania Diocese of the Protestant Episcopal Church, a leading member of that church's National Council, often called its "best financial genius"; of pneumonia; in Philadelphia.
In Toronto, Ont., in 1926, died Charles Vance Millar, rich, fun-loving bachelor who had accumulated a fortune in real estate, horse breeding, mining, brewing. His will provided: $10,000 to a friend whom he had once bested in a business deal; a small sum to a priest to say...
Addendum: "As Mile Roberte de Neuflize she was well known as the only daughter and heiress of that great Parisian banker, the late Baron Jean de Neuflize, Regent of the Bank of France, and head of one of the most socially distinguished Protestant families in France."
Rebuttal. Mrs. Sanger's great, good and aged friend, Senator Gillett, gave her 15 minutes to rebut her critics. Rapidly and angrily she pounced on them: "Of women who visit Birth Control clinics 33% are Protestant, 32% Catholic, 31% Jewish. . . . We only ask that medical men be allowed to...