W C T U plans temperance progress in Nebraska
The national W C T U will gain help from two Uruguayan born Spanish women studying its temperance education plans in America. Miss Hardynia Norville, the Uruguay missionary, spurred the training as part of a global drive to expand the movement. In Nebraska the jubilee drive expands as 200 new members bring total to 310 on membership day. York prepares for the 1919 state convention with hopes for a large banquet and notable visitors.
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Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Nebraska
Uruguay
W. C. T. U. of America
Hardynia Norville
Orient
Iva Innis
Rushville
Lucy Herrick
Mamie M. Claffin
Omaha
Lincoln
St. Paul Union
Ork
Tion
Nebraska Temperance Women
York
Morning hot water cleanse praised for health
A reader essay extols drinking hot water with limestone phosphate each morning to flush the liver and bowel, claiming it prevents indigestion, nervous days, and bilious attacks. It likens the practice to cleaning ashes from a furnace to keep the body’s digestion bright and pure.
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Wes
Ahanae Canning
Turkish Women Emergence from Veil Triggers Curiosity
War pushes Turkish women from the harem into public view revealing their lives thoughts and dreams as centuries old seclusion begins to unravel with unfolding social change.
Come Across! Big Pay Prompts Marne Division Appeal
A late issue of The Watch on the Rhine reports a new recruitment push urging soldiers to come across to the Rhine front. It notes a private’s pay of 320 marks in Germany and says the gold chevron awaits those who join. The piece also mentions conditions, currency, and comparisons about life on the Marne and Rhineland. It closes with a note on Swedish women's suffrage membership at 17,000.
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Marne
Germany
Boya
Argonne
Rhine
Bocie
G. L
Heinie
Rhineland
A. S
Marke
Sweden
Poultry Owners Target Infertile Eggs Statewide
University extension workers report Nebraska poultry owners ready to produce infertile eggs as the male birds dwindle in the coming weeks amid high prices and demonstrations across the state.
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Nebraska
Russia supplies United States with sugar beet leg in 1916
During the first nine months of 1916 Russia sent 18,500,000 pounds of sugar beet leg to the United States.
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Russia
United States
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Christine Tinling
Virginia
Tomrance
China
W. C. T. U. Nebraska
Paine-Fishburn
Grand Island, Nebraska
Pumpkin Creek
Banmer County
Scotts. Bluff
Gering
Beau Victorious
Eggleston & Hill
Gudge Pson
Spooner & Sons
Mondamin
Iowa
J. H Dickens
North Park
Colorado
Kersey
Arroyo
Danner
Ness City
Kansas
Fulfiller
Bonnie Brae
Scottsbluff
Airedale Ranch & Cattle Company
ED. H. Reid
Mitchell
Platte Valley State Bank
P. M. Gross
Col. E. von Forell
T. L. Green
Lindell Hotel
Lincoln, Nebraska
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