Proffession of Arms Honorable in View of God and Church
Rev. Gould J. Brown defended military service as honorable and necessary in a Sunday sermon. He argued biblical precedent for soldiers, citing John the Baptist and Jesus Christ, who accepted armed authority within social order, and noted ongoing tension between peace movements and defense.
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C. A. Fogg
Corliss Street
Y.M.C.A
Arthur E. Tarbell
Tarbell
Abraham Lincoln
Lincoln
Sidney L. Eaton
Milton H. Douglas
Chester A. Plant
Francis McPherson
Herbert Douglas
A Friend's Advice From Louisville Woman
A Louisville reader recounts severe female troubles with headaches and nervousness. After doctors advised surgery, a friend prescribed Lydia E. Pinkham's Compound which she credits with restoring health and enabling her to care for her home and baby.
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Louisville
Christy
Lydia E. Logleham
Healthiest One in the Family Promotes Fruit-a-tives
In Port Robinson on July 8 1915 William Warren testifies that his daughter Hattie with kidney disease and swelling improved after taking Fruit-a-tives. He praises the remedy and notes prices 25 cents trial, 6 for $2.50, from Fruitatives Limited New York.
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Hattie Warren Port Robinson
Hattie
William Warren
Fruitatives Limited
Pydensburg
New York
Doctrines of the New Church on soldiers and country love
The text discusses apostles in prison, military virtue, and the New Church view that army service is part of social fabric. It describes love of country, defender role, and courage tempered by mercy, linking faith to warfare ethics and afterlife. It then notes Morse High boys losing a state basketball title but playing a swift game versus Portland, with social events from local clubs and postponed Rebekah meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Church
Morse High Boys
Portland
Sym
Weeks Street Grammar School Creates Excellent Friday Program
An unusually good Weeks St. Grammar School entertainment drew a full Assembly Hall at Morse High Friday night. The program featured a large cast, colorful dances, a mock trial, Japanese drill, and two patriotic tableaux, all praised for charm and effort.
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ST. Pupils
St. Grammar School
Morse High
Ota T
Donaldson
Lennox
Gillespie
Parent-Teacher Association
Weekes Street School Concert Supports Pupils Funds
The Weekes Street school held a two week prep concert raising money for pupil needs and recreation. America the Beautiful was sung by all after Miss Elizabeth Conley accompanied on piano. Principal Miss Mary Conley and teachers Miss Elenore Richards Miss Grace Lightbody and Miss Gladys McGilli cuddy led about 200 pupils described as a promising group.
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Morse
Elizabeth Conley
Mary Conley
Weeks St. School
Elenore Richards
Grace Lightbody
Gladys McGillicuddy
Weeks Street students raise funds for piano and recital
The Weeks Street pupils organized a Friday evening entertainment that raised about sixty dollars, aimed as a nucleus for a piano purchase. The program featured opening choruses, solos, trios, folk dances, and various musical numbers performed by students, teachers, and parents.
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Josie Rich
Helen Jones
Dorothy Ingham
George Moses
Fred Armes
Marion Small
Katherine Stinson
Hazel Bowker
Doris Barter
Ida McCabe
Gladys Bickle
Madelyn Davis
Harold Bouton
Carl Pinson
Lauriston Cateon
Rosina Bates
Madelyn Oliver
Harold Armes
Herbert Goodwin
Omah Trott
Ernest Wexler
Conflict
Irene Merry
Laura Warner
Doris Hartford
Eleanor Lewis
Evelyn Dodge
Christine Curtis
Dorothy Sheldon
Thelma Rich
Mabel Crocker
Elizabeth Freeman
Velma Cornish
Dorothy Oliver
Alice Savage
Leona Hoyt
Helen Lacy
Caroline Sweet
Gladys Glidden
Maude Bowker
Katherine Harrington
Mabel Nelson
Evelyn Moses
Evelyn Moses. Pantomime Songs.—Mother Mahree
Thelma Robbins
Annie Laurie
Dorothy Boyd
Alice Ben Bok
Maggie
Kendall Tyler
Kathleen Mavourneen
Ruth Fowles
Evelyn Robbins
Mammy
America
Margaret Kennedy
Western Union offers training and bonus to junior operators
The Western Union Telegraph Co. offers a bonus program for about 1000 current manager operators in small towns to enlist and train as junior operators. Any person over 16 with education can join, with free instruction and guaranteed employment on reaching the junior grade as telegraph schools in cities cannot meet demand.
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Western Union Telegraph Co
Morse High School adopts new school song and events recap
Morse High School approves a student authored song set to America the Beautiful for year use, praising school spirit and loyalty. The report also covers a Winter Street Club event featuring comedian S Blood of Concord, church activities, and a Boston hotel fire incident involving Edward Horton with non serious burns.
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Edward Horton
Lenox
Boston
Five Islands
Horton
Public Buildings Announces Staffing Changes and Bill on Raccoon Hunting
Superintendent Charles S. Brown names Frank J. Staples of Augusta to the state house night watch, succeeding James Clark of Vassalboro. Charles W. Ricker of Augusta will replace John A. McCarty of Hallowell as day foreman on Feb 20. Henry S. Toutain of Lewiston will replace Hall C. Bowman of Augusta Monday. Paul Conroy of North Anson also joins the employes. Rep Allen of Sanford introduces a bill to legalize nocturnal raccoon hunting in October, saying it has common sense.
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Charles S. Brown
Frank J. Staples
Augusta
State House
James Clark
Vassalboro
Charles W. Ricker
John A. McCarty
Hallowell
Henry S. Toutain
Lewiston
Hall C. Bowman
Paul Conroy
North Anson
Maine Farmers Keep Working Despite Ills
Maine farmers busy year round ignore minor illnesses. L. F. Atwood's Medicine claims to quickly correct slight ailments and keep men fit for labor. Offer includes free Needle Book and needles on sending a sample wrap with opinion of the medicine to L. F. Medicine Co. Portland Me.
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L. F.” Atwood
Maine
L. F.” Medicine Co
Portland
Park League Standings Stay Steady as Season Advances
The Red Men remain first with a comfortable lead, Hyde Windlass sits second just ahead of the Athletics. Woodmen top the second division while all teams sharpen play as surprising fumbles are anticipated for the rest of the season. Official standings follow.
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Red Men
Hyde Windlass
Athletics
Woodmen
Bath pair lose in Inter-City bowling match
Jud Ward and Harry McCray of Portland lost the opening lap to Everett Smith and Preston Farrar in a 20-string Inter-City bout at Park Alleys. Ward rolled 979 pins. Smith 943. Farrar led for Bath with 1055 pins to McCray 958, giving Bath a 60-pin edge. Next lap set for Longfellow Square alleys tonight.
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Jud Ward
Harry McCray
Portland
Everett Smith
Preston Farrar
Park
Deafness Cure Claim via Constitutional Remedies
An 19th century advertisement states deafness from inflamed Eustachian tube mucous lining can only be cured by constitutional remedies not local applications. It offers a $100 reward for any case cured by Catarrh Cure and promotes Toledo Ohio druggists selling a Catarrh Cure and family pills for constipation.
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Toledo
Ohio
Hale Family
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