Religious drive to redeem Russia from Chicago to Moscow
The Alliance for Evangelizing Russia formed in Chicago aims to unite global religious efforts with the Russian Missionary and Educational Society to launch a major revival in Russia. A Moscow tabernacle costing 300000 dollars along with schools and two orphanages are planned, with Pastor William Fetler leading a group of ten to Russia.
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Russia
Chicago
Alliance For Evangelizing
United States
Canada
Russian Missionary and Educational Society
Pennsylvania
America
France
England
Sweden
Denmark
Moscow
William Fetler
Moody Bible Institute of Chicago
Pastor Fetler
Gregory Rasputin
Russa
Exiel
Siberia
Honor towns in state achieve war savings honor roll
Seven North Carolina towns Cliffside Connelly Springs Marion Morganton Mt. Olive Nashville and Silver City earned war savings honor roll status for selling their quotas. Merchants statewide reported $129 066 32 in sales last week, with only 52 towns represented, underscoring that the great few advance through harder work.
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North Carolina
War Savings
Cliffside
Connelly Springs
Marion
Morganton
Mt. Olive
Nashville
Silver City
Allied Food Commission Sets Scientific Ration Standards
London report from the Inter Allied Scientific Food Commission outlines a 3500 calorie daily norm for an average 154 pound man eight hours work, with a 10 percent possible cut if needed. It fixes fat at 2.58 ounces daily and urges 35 percent milling extraction for wheat, varying seasonally from 80 to TM percent. The commission met in London Paris and Rome.
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London
Associated Press
Inter-Allied Scientific Food Cmmission
United States
France
Italy
Belgium
Great Britain
Inter-Allied Executive
Paris
Rome
War lowers birth potential across Europe says registrar
London reports Sir Bernard Mallet estimates war reduces births in Europe by at least 12.5 million potential lives. Britain alone loses about 650,000 potential children, with daily losses around 7,000. England and Wales births drop from 881,800 in 1913 to 814,614 in 1915 and 780,520 in 1916, then 346,000 in 1917, a 24 percent fall.
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London
Associated Press
Europe
Bernard Mallet
Britain
Great Britain
Bernard
United Kingdom
France
Italy
England
Wales
Cleaning Windows Restores Strength in War Hospitals
London reports on new er eratic workshops at military orthopedic hospitals where wounded soldiers perform tasks like carpentry and cigarette making to regain strength. These workshops, first at Shepard's Bush, blend work with therapy, turning hospital spaces into lively production areas.
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Associated Press
Robert Jones
Great Britain
Shepard's Bush
London
German effort to study machinery manufacture in Germany
Announcement from London dated July 16 notes Germany organizes a technical study group to develop its machinery industry to peak capacity. Mexico City flour sells at 50 dollars per barrel in gold. Pennsylvania Railroad adds 76 new locomotives. U S government buys 1,000,000 feet of railway car lumber.
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London
Germany
Mexico City
Pennsyyvania Railway
United States
Commercial Club Displays Service Flag With 12 Stars
The Commercial club hung out its service flag featuring 12 stars to honor members serving as civilians and in the ranks. Carlton Burrus Kephart Mann Pickett Snow Lowe Lindsay Brown Dupree Armentrout Stanton Marr are listed among the colors. No casualties among the herders reported. Made in Germany faces long-lasting unpopularity in England and the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. T. Burrus
Charles Kephart
R. N. Mann
John Pickett
Rodney Snow
George Lowe
Andrew Lindsay
H. A. Brown
Tom Dupree
Hiram Armentrout
David Stanton
W. M. Marr
Soldier's Cough is Cured by Foley’s Honey and Tar
Private Harold Hamel of the 66th Regiment at Ft. Adams, R. I., reports a three month cough relief after using Foley's Honey and Tar. He says he will keep it on hand and endorses its use for hay fever, asthma and bronchial coughs. Mann Drug Co.
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Harold Hamel
66Th Regiment
Ft. Adams
R. L
Foley
Mann Drug Co
Stella Vitae advertised with 30-year relief claims and guarantees
An advertisement touts Stella Vitae as a long used treatment for diseases in women. It claims a near perfect refund rate and includes a testimonial from Mrs. E. M. Russell of Mill Springs North Carolina describing weight gain and relief from heart palpitations and distension. The copy asserts benefits during puberty pregnancy and menopause and urges purchase with a money back guarantee.
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Mirs. E. M1. Russell
Mill Springs
N.C
Russell
Chanre
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Y . Yi
American Aviation Station
Qcormertvee
Pease
Mer Clearance Sale
Commercial Club
Engand
Stella-Vitae
Miss Thomas
Wachovia Bank Building
High Point, N. C
Service
City Transfer Co
Rose
William
Hart
Hell Hound of
Alaska
William S. Hart
Beatrice
Metro Screen
Beautiful May Allison
Dorothy Phillips
Jerty Garland
Motor Service Company
Garland
Hudson, Oldsmobile and
Dort Cars
the Welcome Bank
O. E. Kearns, Pres
A. M. Rankin
J. H. Adams
GA. Pollock
H. A. Millis
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