Diverse church services listed for Sunday schedules
A condensed listing of Sabbath School times, morning and evening services, and special events for multiple denominations. Includes Methodist, Baptist, Christian, Lutheran, Catholic, Salvation Army, Free Methodist, and other groups. Note mentions speakers such as Rev. C. G. Morrow and Rev. W. L. McKee amid varied venues and times.
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First US
Rev
C. G. Morrow
Junior Union
Christian Union
B. W. Hutchinson
Epworth
W. L. McKee
J. Calvite Clarke
Bible School
Christian Endeavor
Lutheran
Lewis Hay
Junior Endeavor
Highland
C. M. Spiker
Points on People continued visitors and travel notices
Misses Mary Hagerman and Nell Huston visit in Indiana. Viola Simpson attends Allegheny College centennial in Meadville. Ss. F. Warner visits in Pittsburgh. Mrs J S LeClerc visits in St Joseph Ma. Agnes Pounds and Mrs John Bary visit J Murray Pounds in Wilkinsburg. Ruth Coy and Lucy Short visit William Short near Wel lisburg. Mrs Hannah Gessler and Carrie Gessler plan Panama Exposition trip. Mr and Mrs Alex Stewart and daughter Virginia spend weekend with d Gilmore Fletcher at Greensburg.
Picnic Drinking Water And Typhoid Danger
Pr Samuel G Dixon warns picnic crowds to carry uncontaminated drinking water. He notes the growing popularity of outings as autos reach remote areas and urges using known safe sources. The piece explains typhoid risk from unfamiliar water and recommends affordable vacuum bottles to keep water cool.
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Samuel G. Dixon
Glenry
Presbyterians edge Christians 1 to 0 on Normal field
Woodward scores the Presbyterians lone run as Ray fanned four Christians and Barry six. Both teams tally one hit and commit two errors. Lineups include Woodward Wilson Trainers Martin Long Patton Anderson Siemon H. Ray for Presbyterians and Cox Carney Henry Lydick Bowmans O Barry Bothell Williams C Barry for the Christians.
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Woodward
Presbyterians
Christians
Ray
Barry
Wilson
Martin
Long
Patton
Anderson
Siemon c
H. Ray P. Christians
Cox I
Carney
Henry
Lydick
Bowmans
O. Barry
Bothell R
Williams c
C. Barry
Belgium Relief Pledge Aims for 500 Sacks of Flour
A continued appeal notes Indiana state pledge of 500 sacks of flour or equivalent $1,000 toward Belgian relief. Citizens statewide may contribute through treasurer TD F Rinn of Philadelphia street Indiana. The campaign carries the slogan Sack of Flour for Belgium S F B.
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Belgium
Indiana
Indiana County
TD. F. Rinn
Philadelphia Street
Railroads in Argentina Strict Rules by Government Commission
Argentina enforces rigid railroad rules through the commission Te direccion general de ferroviitiles. Trains must meet prescribed numbers of cars and sleeping cars on long routes. Every passenger coach disinfected monthly, mail duties assigned, and emergency equipment required. Fines apply for noncompliance, with reports to authorities.
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Argentina
Comerce Commission
Te Direccion General de Ferroviitiles
Tridius
Hostus
Traci
Germs on Salads and Water Safety Note
A brief article warns food and water can carry typhoid germs. It cites a vinegar and water solution as a tested germ killer, recommends boiling water for safety, and urges carrying drinking water in a picnic basket to avoid contaminated sources. It notes even clear roadside springs may be polluted and stresses cautious water handling.
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Paris
London
Ladies Health Ad for Triumph Pills Relief Institute
An advertisement offers Triumph Pills for irregular or delayed menstruation claiming safety and reliability. It states the product is not sold in drug stores and urges writing to the National Medical Institute in Milwaukee Wisconsin for relief and free particulars.
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National Medical Institute
Milwaukee
Wis
Remedies Against Typhoid and Centipede Threats
A 19th century notice describes acidulated water with vinegar to disinfect vegetables and lettuce for typhoid prevention. It discusses the centipede’s spread across the country, its preference for dwelling in wooden objects and fabrics, and notes its bite can be harmful, varying by patient susceptibility.
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Othe
Ort
St. Louis Post-Dispatch
A Man Is as Old as He Foals Verdict Recalled
The Liverpool Post notes a trial of breach of promise where the judge quips on age and marriage. A lawyer cites the old saying about age and looks as a witty remark, and the court scene highlights perceptions of suitors and brides in a notable exchange.
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Jims
Liverpool Post
Butchers to Make Shells at Smithfield Market
About 8,000 to 4,000 workers at Smithfield Market London volunteer to work four hours daily on munitions plants. The market will close two hours earlier on four days weekly to free time for war work.
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Smithfield Market
London
Smithfield
Wea
Incident Called Closed Meyer-Gerhard Charges Do Not Interest Washington
Washington reports the State department considers the Meyer-Gerhard incident closed. German ambassador Count von Bernstorff told Acting Secretary Lansing that the reports were fabrications and that no investigation is planned. He affirmed Meyer-Gerhard received U S help for his trip to Germany and did not participate in munition purchases.
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Meyer-Gerhard
Washington
State Department
United States
Germany
Count von Bernstorff
Lansing
Dr. Meyer-Gerhard
Ambassador remarks on German Red Cross activities
The ambassador stated that he is wholly committed to activities in the interest of the German Red Cross.
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Red Cross
Wilson Calls On Bryan At Calumet Place
President Wilson visited William J. Bryan and Mrs. Bryan at Calumet Place to bid them farewell before their Asheville summer trip. Bryan denied dissatis faction with the administration, saying he was consulted on every occasion and that reports to the contrary reflect on the president as well.
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Washington
Wilson
William J. Bryan
State Department
Bryan
Mr. Bryan
Storm toll climbs as Missouri Kansas towns reel
Fifteen killed and about twenty injured as a wind hail and electrical storm sweeps Missouri and Kansas. Property damage mounts to roughly 250000 while heavy rains flood streams and threaten the Kansas and Missouri river valleys from Kansas City to Jefferson City. Telegraph reports tell of narrow escapes, and in Goltry Oklahoma two farmers hide in caves as tornadoes strike, their homes destroyed.
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Missouri
Kansas
Kansas City
Kansas River
Missouri River
Jefferson City
Goltry
Okla
J. R. Johnson
Colney Kraft
Woman cut in two by train near Reading
Catherine A. Strauss, 30, was killed when struck by the Queen of the Valley express on the Reading railroad at Reading. She was waiting for an excursion train bound for Lancaster when the accident occurred.
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Reading
Catherine A. Strauss
Lancaster
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T. L. Brown
12Th St
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Church Street
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John McConnell
Farmers’ Bank
Norchester, N. Y
L. Handler
Christian Science
Free Library
North Sixth Street
St. Bernard's
N. P. McNelis
Salvation Army
Court House
Army Hall
Christian Fellowship Meeting
Abbot
Wayne Rigg & Co
Jewele's—Engravers Phila
St. Indiana, Pa
Mary Hagerman
Nell Huston
Blacklick
Viola Simpson
Meadville
Allegheny College
Ss. F. Warner
Pittsburgh
J. M. Campbell
Water Street
J. S. LeClerc
St. Joseph, Ma
John R. Jones
Ninth Street
Agnes Pounds
John Bary
J. Murray Pounds
Wilkinsburg
Ruth Coy
Lucy Short
Normal
William Short
Wellysburg
Hannah Gessler
Carrie Gessler
Panama Exposition
Alex Stewart
Virginia
D. Gilmore Fletcherat
Creensburg
Norma
Collegians
Dewey
Trainer
Stewart
LeVine
Batch
Harrick
Brickley
Milius
Daugherty
ALE Collegians
Ttee
Crawford
Walters
Theese
M Ges Sey Han
Sweeney
Vseesee
Davis
Englehart
Gray
Hagey
Rene
Railroads
Chandler
Asone
Bosch
Gray & Davis
Bayfield
Warner
Firestone
Y C.H. Moore
Penna Chandler Motor Car Company
Manufacturers
Cleveland
Ohio
Mexico
American Press Association
Admiral Howard
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