What the Salvation Army care Is Doing With Its Hospital
Walter Chambersy reports on the Emma Moss Booth Memorial Hospital in Greenville run by the Salvation Army. Mary Belcount and other mothers find care and shelter there, with babies tended and mothers supported. The facility, built through mill operator contributions, houses mothers and young children while offering education and homes for older orphans via the Gruner Home.
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Salvation Army Maternity
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Thanger
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Angel of Mercy
Corpu
Mary Belcount
Emma Moss Booth
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Georgia
Florida
Welfare Department
Army
North Carolina
Phrior
Thomas R. Parker
Emma Mosh Booth Memorial Hospital
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Gambol
Leonard
Mother Mary
8. G. Davis
Belle Bruner
Kansas
William G. Sirrine
Captain Graves
A. G. Graves
Gruner
France
Plana
United States
Posed as Nephew President But is Arrested For it
Chicago police report Everett Harding a candy store owner was arrested on charges of impersonating a federal official. They say he defrauded Pennsylvania of nearly $2,000 and duped clubs and business men by posing as a nephew of President Harding.
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Everett Harding
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Cities Service Quotes and Historical Notes
The item presents quotes attributed to Henry L. Doherty on governance and discipline, references to Cities Service debentures including preferred and common stock quotes and ex-dividend note, and a separate note on a Japanese burial custom of sitting posture to save space, claiming three can be buried in one American grave.
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Henry L. Doherty & Co
Atlanta
Athens
Doherty Gaga
Lesepecer Sevees
Seeee
City Service
World War 1 battle scenes and grim losses described
The account surveys early 1915 warfare from Soissons to Neuve Chapelle, detailing German shelling of Rheims and the near total destruction of Neuve Chapelle, with British gains, heavy casualties, and shifts in warfare toward artillery dominance. It notes broader Allied fronts and a dimming German conquest across seas and continents.
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Rheims
Chateau- Thierry
Belgium
France
Mona
Ypres
Neuve Chapelle
Lille
German Leas
Germany
Cpr
Palfier
Lilla
St. Eloi
Neuva Chapelle
Dardanelles
Neuve Chapella
Przemysl
Flanders
Hindenburg
Mavurian Lakes
East
Russia
Niemen
Napten
German South Africa
Botha
Kamer
Far East
Pacific
Seven Seas
Valley of the Meuse
Euphrates
Paris
April Term Opens in Clarke County Court House
Regular April term convenes Monday April 11 before Judge Blanton Forten presiding with W O Dean as solicitor. Civil docket on first week includes divorce cases ripe for trial. criminal docket all week. Jury called Monday the lith to inspect cases under Fortson jurisdiction.
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Clarke County
Blanton Forteen
W. O. Dean
Fortson
Ig Ds
Alba
Spin & Jones
Jackson
Shif
Tal
Textile Workers Laid Off as Industry Faces Crisis
Textiles suffer a crisis in Catalonia with 140 factories closed and 20,000 workers dismissed. Four hundred twenty plants run three days a week, affecting 500 employees. In Barcelona area, Muens branch reports 10,000 workers on a three day week.
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Planta
Traie
Muens
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