The Good Samaritan and the Red Cross sermon
The rector quotes the Good Samaritan to urge support for the American Red Cross during wartime. He traces liberty, faith, and duty from Bunker Hill to today, urging a national effort including a one dollar per person fundraising drive to aid France, Russia, Serbia, and refugees, with a call to Christian sacrifice and unity.
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Ion
Americana
Kaiser
America
Germany
Atlantic
Pacific
Great Lakes
Gulf
Patrick Henry
Red Cross
North Sea
Ned Cross
Jerusalem
Jericho
Samaritan
Jesus
Russia
Serbia
Frederick Wolcott
Rockefeller Foundation
Siberia
Poland
Rumania
Romania
Katlser
American Red Cross
Good Samaritan
Wilson
France
Christ
Dean's Kidney Pills Aid Athens Woman's Burdened Back
Callie Richards of 640 Pulaski Street Athens testifies that back pain and fatigue due to irregular kidneys were relieved after using one box of Doan's Kidney Pills. She reports improved back comfort and kidney function, priced at 60 cents at dealers. Foster-Filhar Co. Props. Buffalo, N. Y. adv
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Dean
Athens
Richards Cays
Callie Richards
Cays
Doan
FIFTY MILLION FINE IMPOSED ON ROMANIA BY GERMANY
Germany imposes a 50 million dollar fine on occupied Romania as Haig's forces push toward Lens in France. British raids claim trenches and air losses. German planes shot down while British airmen suffer. Carpathian fighting persists with Berlin reporting it as lively. Belgian army described as larger and better equipped, with munitions factories in Havre and England. Greek cabinet resigns and Venizelos may form new government.
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Eden
Christ
Samaritan
Red Cross
England
France
National Guard
The
Republic
Haig
Lens
Carpathians
Berlin
Washington, D. C
Leclerie
National Press Club
Liege
Yser
Germany
Havre
Export Council Formed to Steer World Food Exports
President creates exports council with Secretary of State, Agriculture, and the Food Administrator to direct wartime trade. Neutrals face rationing as a neutral export proclamation is prepared. licensing will govern coal and fuel shipments and food usage prioritizes Americans, then Allies, with leftovers to neutrals. Senate fights prohibition amendments as food control bill moves to committee.
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Washington, D. C
America
Senate
Washington
D. C
House
Agricultural Committee
Attack on State College of Agriculture Unwarranted
Atlanta June 25 The state accuses Dr. Soule and the State College of Agriculture officials of political intrigue and improper use of the hog cholera serum plant to pressure for higher appropriations. Dr Bahnsen counters that the accusations are unwarranted and a cheap political attack. The college defends its work and asserts a long record of serving the state.
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Atlanta
Commissioner of Agriculture
Soule
State College of Agriculture
L. P. Cheatham
State Department
J. D. Price
State College
Bahnsen
Cheatham
College head denies charges in veterinary attack report
Dr Soule dismissed allegations against him and the State College of Agriculture, denying any college official involvement in an attack on the state veterinarian or in initiating any investigation, insisting the college has been busy with other matters.
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Soule
Babnsen
College
State College of Agriculture
Oldest Known Pure Glass Head From Egypt Found
In the British Museum a small molded man’s head is displayed, believed to be the oldest pure glass specimen with any date. It bears the name of an Egyptian monarch of the eleventh dynasty.
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British Museum
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Emmanuel Church
Organization For Humanity and Relief
Bunker Hill
Europe
Ert
Kingdom of Heaven
Mammon
Stalser
Wagner
J. P. Morgan
Mr. Morgan
Bean
Prince Henry
United States
Martin Luther
Luther
Erasmus
Falataff
Woodrow Wilson
God
Adam
Satan
Lithuania
Austria
U.S
Associated Press
von Ey
Jassy
Amercan
Fred
Greece
Zaimis
Alexander
Jon‘nar
Venizelos
Pres. Soule
State Commissioner of Agriculture
Brown
College of Agriculture
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