Rev Oscar E Sams to lead Central Baptist service
Rev Oscar E Sams expected to fill the Central Baptist pulpit next Sunday morning after Dr Green left for army service. The Lynchburg paper notes gains in membership and mission and local work during Sams pastorship, now in Johnson City from Camp Gordon. He is a Unicoi boy with wife Pearl and two children.
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Oscar E. Sams
Central Baptist
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Green
Lynchburg
Old
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Morrisonburg
Sama
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Camp Gordon
Atlanta
Seven Days of Fire in Bolshevik Moscow Described
Chicago reporter Edwin S Waterbury recalls seven days of fire and blood as Bolshevik forces seize Moscow. He and twenty other Americans were imprisoned at the National Hotel during the fighting, witnessing citywide destruction and shifting control as workers and soldiers faced heavy casualties.
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Chicago
Moscow
Edwin S. Waterbury
Russa
Kerensky
Waterbury
National Hotel
Mid- Wight
Hotzhevik Nice
Soamaono
Boti
Man Arrested for Peeping at Plant Says He Did Not Know War
John Torn atento a Stovak was arrested by federal officers in oxvills on January 36. He told officials through an interpreter that he did not know there was a war. The incident occurred as he peeped in windows of a manufacturing plant.
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Oxvills
John Tornatento
Decline of Connie Mack's Mackmen Reflected in Split
New York report recalls the decline of Connie Mack's Philadelphia Athletics five years after their dynasty. Star players were sold to rival clubs for cash and prospects, leaving only a franchise as Mack faced a changing league. The piece notes the team’s former infield value, major sales totals, and Mack's earlier stance on star players amid fanfare of past pennants.
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New York
Connie Mack
Philadelphia
Mack
Mackinen
McInnis
Red Sox
Quakertown
Long
Baker
Barry
Collins
Melinia
Eddie Plank
Lst
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Dodgers
Phils
Hullet
Joe Bush
Wallie Schang
Strimk
Wulat
Oldring
Murphy
Schang
Stroms
Bush
Famote Atheletics
Made in Germany Hair Nets Stir Controversy in War News
Washington reports a wartime dispute over hair nets labeled made in Germany while actual production shifts to China. The traffic, valued at 334 thousand dollars last year, involved labor from Shantung province. Buxton notes women’s footwear pricing and color restrictions for the upcoming season as New England shoemakers seek practical changes.
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Washington
Milady
Germany
China
Shanting
Woroga
Committee On Public Information
Cincinnati to Display Immense Service Flag
Cincinnati will raise a weather service flag in Fountain Square bearing a star for each city resident in military service. More than 10,000 stars are to be added now with room for 15,000 more. The flag, costing $1,000, will be funded by several local business groups.
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Cincinnati
Weatherpros
Johnson City Man's Lucky Find
A Johnson City man, C. W. Sharitz, retired hotel proprietor, 184 Walnut Street, praises Doan's Kidney Pills for twenty years of kidney and back trouble. He reports relief after using the product from Gregory Drug Company and urges readers to ask for Doan's Kidney Pills. Foster-Milburn Co, Buffalo, N.Y.
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Anne Jolson
C. W. Sharitz
Walnut Street
Doan
Gregory Drug Company
Chicago Woman Honored as League President
Chicago, Jan. A Chicago woman, Mrs. Aline L. Bedecker, was recently elected president of the Leather League of Chicago, marking a notable honor in local civic circles.
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Chicago
Lather League of
Minale L. Bedecker
Hall's Catarrh Medicine Ad Claims Cure All
An old advertise shows a reward for a catarrh cure Hall's Catarrh Medicine is pitched as a long trusted remedy for catarrh ailments. It claims to act through the blood and mucous surfaces, promising improvement after brief use and urging readers to begin taking it promptly.
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Mall
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Wall
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