Sermon Syndicate Publishes Russell Sermons in Many Papers
The International Bible Students Association states that Pastor Russell's syndicated sermons appear weekly in about fifteen hundred newspapers across the United States Canada Great Britain South Africa Australia and Scandinavia in four languages. Metropolitan cities are not controlled by the Syndicate and leading newspapers publish these instructive sermons at advertising rates.
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United States
Canada
Great Britain
South Africa
Australia
Scandinavia
International Bible Students Association
The Drunken Nations Sermon at Chicago Temple
Pastor Russell warned of false doctrines that intoxicate nations and the church as Revelation symbols. He argued Babylon the Whore represents nominal churches allied with earthly powers, urging believers to come out and seek the true Kingdom of God amid awakening citizens and war's moral toll.
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Chicago
Church of Christ
Earth
Jesus
Heaven
Babylon
Cme
Christ
The Man of Sin is Explained by Pastor Russell
A periodical advertises Pastor Russell’s 870 page volume answering who the Man of Sin is when he came and where he is. The book is offered postpaid for 34 cents in stamps with a coupon addressed to International Bible Students Operation at 17 Hicks St. Brooklyn New York.
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Pastor Russell
International Bible Students
Hicks St
Brooklyn
N. Y
Egypt Becomes British Protectorate Under Foreign Wing
London dispatch reports the official press bureau announcing Egypt as a British protectorate. The statement outlines steps toward formal protectorate status and the consequent political arrangements under British control.
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London
Egypt
Egypt Becomes British Protectorate Amid War Crisis
Britain proclaims Egypt under its protection as war with Turkey escalates. Sir Arthur Henry MacMahon named high commissioner. Maxwell takes military control. Khedive Abbas Hilmi exiled reportedly seeks Austrian talks. England has long guided Egypt with a financial adviser present in the council.
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Turkey
Egypt
Arthur Henry MacMahon
John Grenfell Maxwell
Constantinople
Abbas Hilmi
Vienna
England
Council of Ministers
Naco Siege To Continue In Mexican Camps
From Naco Arizona today a report says operations indicate the siege of Naco Sonora will persist. Maytorena's troops were seen moving, suggesting a withdrawal may have been possible but soon afterward Ramirez confirmed to General Bliss that Maytorena would not withdraw under any circumstances.
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Dr Carrel Tours French military medical services in Belgium
Dr. Alexis Carrel of New York conducts an extended investigation of French military medical establishments with government support. He is seen at Zuydschoote in a French surgeon’s uniform, speaking with a transport officer who is Francois de Croisset. shelling causes minor damage with no injuries.
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Alexis Carrel
New York
Dunkirk
Petit Patisien
Carrel
Dr. Carrel
Zuydschoote
Belgium
Francois de Croisset
Catholic Priests in Trenches Mass In War Zone
Three Marist priests from New Zealand report that French army captain who is also a priest leads soldiers in absolution before battle on the Yser. They describe mass in the trenches during a lull, with soldiers donning priestly vestments then resuming uniforms rich in wartime ceremony.
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Church of Notre Dame Des Victoires
Peter Regnault
John Halley
David Kennedy
St. Mary’s College At
Wellington
Lyons
France
Father Regnault
Ptomaine Poisoning Among Troops At Black Heath
One hundred fifty serious cases of ptomaine poisoning are reported among the troops stationed at Black Heath Kent. Medical experts are sent and taking adequate steps to cope with the disease. Black Heath is a 267 acre open common in Kent and a holiday resort for Londoners, now a training ground for new troops per the despatch.
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Black Heath
Kent
London
Berlin Front Losses Reported by Amsterdam Papers
Berlin newspapers claim 70 000 residents who went to the front largely perished. Reports also show 661 000 organized workers with about 81 percent in active service. The German Federation of Workers reports over 8 750 000 dollars raised for relief and aid to women and children.
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Amsterdam
Germany
German Federation of Workers
Smoked During Bombardment On Scarborough Porch
A commercial traveler who smoked a cigar on the porch of a Scarborough hotel during the bombardment recounts his actions and the tense atmosphere of the siege.
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Scarborough
Scarborough Bombardment Told By A Young Housewife
A Scarborough housewife recalls dawn when three ships appeared off shore and English ships. She describes hearing guns at about eight, a shell piercing her kitchen, holes in the walls, and the family taking cover at the cellar for an hour as more shells struck the home and damaged the garden.
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Scarborough
Gellar
Poets Read for Belgians in Steinert Hall
Last evening Amy Lowell and Josephine Preston Peabody read at Steinert Hall to aid Belgians. Lowell offered vivid word pictures and the war poem The Bombardment with a hidden bass drum effect. Peabody read lyrics and Pieta Homage to the Belgians. Hans Whell accompanied on piano with Liszt Chopin Tschaikowsky and Rachmaninoff selections.
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Steinert Hall
Amy Lowell
Josephine Preston Peabody
Miss Lowell
Hans Whell
Liszt
Chopin
Tschaikowsky
Rachmaninoff
Throws Away Cigar Box Safe
Tony Caffarella a fruit dealer at 278 Pleasant Street Malden frightened by local robberies hid his change in a battered cigar box under the counter. In a moment of forgetfulness he emptied the rubbish and lost the $20 with the box. He recovered it after an ash cart crew aided the search through the debris and found the box and money intact.
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Tony Caffarella
Pleasant Street
Malden
Caffarella
Doings of the Van Loons Preview in Sunday Post
Pa Van Loon appears ready for any emergency in the color Doings of the Van Loons comic preview for the upcoming Sunday Post.
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Pa van Loon
van Loons
Light cruiser Caroline delivered in record time
The Adams described the Caroline as a note in shipbuilding, a light cruiser of 3800 tons displacement and 30 knot speed, built by Cammell Laird at Birkenhead. She was delivered complete and placed in commission ten and a half months after keel laying, with a contract date of May 18 1918.
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London
Admiralty
Caroline
Cammell, Laird & Co
Birkenhead
Dolly Dip Launches as Sunda Post Feature
The Sunda Post unveils Dolly Dip as a new weekly feature. Readers will find light lifestyle items, recipes, and community profiles showcased under the new column.
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Dolly Dip
Sunda Post
Next Sunday Post
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