Local option movement urged by San Francisco minister
At a Elizabeth Presbytery session in the Third Church a San Francisco minister urged aid and described religious conditions there. Dr. J. G. Mason endorsed the Anti Saloon League and backed a local option law to allow municipalities to bar alcohol. A special collection for church-building was announced for March 15.
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Ay Tindical Home Missions
Caf. S. Thomas
Howard Presbyterian Church
San Francisco
San Francisco Bay
Southern Pacific Company
Church
San
San Francisco Callina Church Leadership Debate on City’s Future
A speaker argues the city’s recovery after the fire requires outside Christian support. He cites San Francisco’s devastation, the failure of local parishes, and urges American Christians to help shape a Christian city. He notes Unitarian and YMCA relief efforts and calls for broader church involvement.
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San Francisco
Transi
America
Old City
Pazar
Boston
New Germicidal Weapon Against Disease Warned
A historic note describes germicide progress during warfare, highlighting formaldehyde and veroform as powerful antiseptics and disinfectants. It claims veroform’s strong bactericidal action against tuberculosis, and notes claims of safe, widespread use and superior defense against infection, while cautioning about toxicity.
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Stroyer
Pastet Institute
Herope
America de Clare
Dr King’s New Discovery Endorsed for Coughs and Colds
Empire Ga resident CG O Eldridge recommends Dr King’s New Discovery as the best remedy for coughs colds croup and throat and lung troubles. He notes seven years use and cites quick cures for his children’s croup. Trial bottle free at McCloskey Graham store 101 Broad Street.
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McCloskey & Graham
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Tossing up Mortar in Japan
William E. Morse of San Francisco describes mortar work in Japan where no hod carriers exist. He notes builders transport mortar by forming six pound balls, tossed to a worker on a ladder between roof and ground, who catches and passes them along.
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Japan
William E. Morse
San Francisco
Mrs Winslow’s Soothing Syrup Ends Teething Pain
An old Nashville Tennessean clipping touts Mrs Winslow’s Soothing Syrup as a long trusted teething aid. It claims quick relief for gums and irritability in children and notes its availability from druggists nationwide at five cents a bottle, with a guarantee under the Food and Drug Act of 1906.
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Winslow
Stamler awarded $2 verdict against Public Service Corp
In Circuit Court yesterday Charles J. Ghamter sued the Public Service Corporation. The jury found in favor of Stamler for a $2 verdict after a forty nine day trial. The case involved injuries from a broken fixture on Third Street near the Broadway crossing.
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Charles J.ghamter
Public Service Corporation
Wip
Stamler
Broadway
Revival Services At East Baptist Church Continue
The East Baptist Church revival meetings proceed nightly with sermons by Rev John Vilpon and an address on What Shall the Harvest Be. Bertha Abbas of Persia speaks tomorrow on Life and Work in Persia with Persians attending. Friday features a revival rally with Sunshine Choir. Also noted death and funeral of Miss Florence Williams conducted by Rev Brockholst Morgan at St Johns Church. Interment in Byvergrees Cemetery.
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Mastaioe Chiurch
Patsor
John V. Iilpon
Sunshine Choir
Florence Williams
Florence Williame
William C
Ellen Ball Williams
St Sohn's
Chi
Brockholst Morgan
Cholr
Byvergrees
Mr. Morgan
Harmless mixture touted for kidney and rheumatic relief
An announcement extols a harmless combination claimed to ease kidney complaints and rheumatism among the elderly. It lists ingredients including Sarsaparilla and a compound product, selling in small quantities at first-class drugstores with a suggested adult dose after meals.
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Pothuch
Bargain Hosiery Sale Noted in Fragmented Ad
Fragmented OCR lists stocking prices 123¢6, 266 and 250, mentions bunting and Tess Peters, and an 82.60 price. The readable items hint at a retail advertisement with women’s stockings and related goods, retaining messy pricing and names.
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Tess Peters
Winter Overcoats Offered At Half Price
Three hundred Winterweight overcoats priced at 17.50 instead of 25 to 35. First buyers may snag a regular Wanamaker 25 coat, with materials in black Oxford and fancy mixtures. Limited stock, hurry for best fit and lasting wear.
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America
Haga “Ab
Wanamaker
Men's Shirts on Sale at Discounted Prices
Readable text shows shirts offered at 95 cents, originally priced at 1.50 and 2 dollars, with promotional emphasis on bargain pricing and limited selection. No clear dates or locations are specified in the fragment.
Annual Clean Up of Gloves Auction Notice
Fragmented listing describes gloves of various types and prices including women’s gloves and lined gloves. No clear events or participants identified.
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