Pro German Propaganda and Tarnowski Note
A New York State Service notices a Peace talk controversy with Bethmann-Hollweg and pro German agencies. It mentions Count Tarnowski in Washington and government officials, plus a flare of political sparring involving Senator Wagner and Mayor Mitchel. The piece hints at diplomatic strain and potential political fallout amid wartime tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bethmann—Hollweg
Washs Fasteas
Count Tarnowski
Jong
Jock
Austria
Churches Programs and Holy Week Services
Public worship at United Presbyterian led by Rev. J. A. Lawrence with sermons on The Crucifixion and Passion Week events. Palm Sunday observances at Methodist Episcopal in Hutchinson, with Sunday school and evening services noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eile
Moses
United Presbyterian
J. A. Lawrence
Sunbehoo
Wermon
Ching
Pegale
Birat
Methodist Episcopal
Hutchinson
First Presbyterian
J. R. Zeigler
Young People’s Society
King Casey the ugly bulldog charms acting troupe
A diary style vignette describes selecting and working with a fierce looking English bulldog named King Casey for a film. The dog initially intimidates the cast, but later becomes endearing after a licking interaction, prompting reflection on judging by appearance versus inner qualities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bulldog
Casey
Evangelistic and church services share poster style
A crowded church notice lists sermons and schedules for Zion Lutheran First Presbyterian First United Presbyterian and Baptist congregations. Topics include The Fourth Commandment What Voltaire Knew and The King Triumphant with various Sabbath School times, youth groups and evening services. Remembrance and new communicants are noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Son
Voltaire
Points on People Update From Local Socials
Miss Fannie Gessler spent a few days this week with Miss Lizzie Stoneback of Blacklick My and Mrs W F Elkin after returning from Cleveland Ohio. Mr Burgess of Clymer Ave was a Pittsburgh caller this week. Miss Gertrude Lemon of Pittsburgh is spending her Easter vacation with her sister in law Mrs Laura Lemon of Wayne Ave Mars. William McGregor of Sixth Street was a Pittsburgh shopper this week. Attorney John L Getty spent Friday in Pittsburgh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fannie Gessler
Lizzie Stoneback
Blacklick
W. F. Elkin
Cleveland
Ohio
Mr. Burgess
Clymer Ave
Pittsburgh
Gertrude Lemon
Laura Lemon
Wayne Avenue
Mars
William McGregor
Sixth Street
John L. Getty
The Teeth and Health Little Talks on Health and Hygiene
Dr Dixon discusses the broad claim that health hinges on the body part a specialist treats. He notes the human organism is complex and argues against any single expert asserting that defective teeth alone drive overall health outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sanuel G. Dixon
St. Commissioner of Health
Teeth as Gatekeepers of Health Warned by Dentist
A dentist warns that defective teeth drive illness from infancy onward, linking oral decay to systemic disease. He stresses that poor oral care harms health and appearance, noting mouth infections can seed pus and toxins into the body, affecting stomach and other organs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hag
Boost Strength and Nerve Health Through Barnes Treatment
The article extols physical and mental vigor, arguing weakness invites failure and praising robust vitality. It touts Dr. Barnes a breakthrough specialist, claiming many cases improve or cure with a new combined therapy after failed old methods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teilure
Ime
Tir Barnes
Barnes
Warns on Dental Neglect and Health Risks
The article urges care for oral health to prevent blood poisoning and lasting harm. It stresses early dental care for babies, noting lifelong impact from habits formed at infancy.
Demand for Silk Stockings Takes a Jump
In St Louis on March 29 wholesale dealers report an unusual surge in demand for silk stockings due to wartime shortages and rising skirts. Merchants struggle to restock as silk hosiery becomes a necessity, with Arkansas towns noting a shift from cotton to silk offerings retailing at 1.50 a pair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
Arkansas
Questions on naval history from early American presidents
Answers to Thursday's Questions reference Jefferson's 1807 militia proposal and 1807 naval policy after the Chesapeake incident, Cleveland's 1885 navy remarks, Tyler's 1844 yard need, and the Don't give up the ship moment. It then lists five today’s questions about Washington's longitude, Mexican ports authority in 1846, enlistment of boys, fleet action at Santiago, and Monterey capture without authority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wagner
Mitchel
Newark
Prussia
Robert
Richard
Hans
Sena
W. J. Lampton
Congress
Thomas Jefferson
U. S
Chesapeake
Jefferson
England
Grover Cleveland
Secretary of the Navy
War Department
Gulf of Mexico
Mississippi
John Tyler
House of Representatives
Shannon
Lawrence
Washington
Santiago
Monterey
Mexico
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Newa Service
Akfeyt Wen
Wien
VK M. Smith
King Casey
Vangelical
R. C. Miller
Young People’s Alliance
First United Presbyterian
C. G. Morrow
Junior Union
Christian Union
Grace Cunard & Francis
The
Colonial
the Gazette
Indiana
Dr. Barnes
Boston
Port of
Maids
Crystal Cafe
Blairaville
Speros Dorezos
Elairaville
John Klingensmith
Tix
EB. B. Race
H. & CG. Telephone Company
7Th St
St. Carl Station
West Phila
Oakland Cemetery
B. B.liffany
Gazette
Court House
Phila
Stadtmiller’s Jewelry Store
North Sixth Street
South 10Th Street
J. C. Conner
Railroad Avenue
John M. Daugherty
Oak Street
Philadelphia
L. F. Sutter
J. M. Adair
W. C. Adair
Gazette Office
D. Bydie
Philadelphia Street
Evening Gazette
Buffalo
Erie County
Board of Supervisors
TRON
Tee
Placcanit Hatch
Machina Trols
Inthan
Drilla
Whapers
Whitert
Drewes
Caraga Machiery
Casoling
Yampa
Elbotea Motors
Oilers
Honidepawa
Sawmlll
Westlog
Patlion
Abaftinge
Conteactoral Equipmunt
UMD Machinery CO
iMutoburgh
Way
Ray Macaiveey Co
Triumph
National Medical Institution
Milwaukee
Wis
Charlie Chaplin
Pauline Fredrick
Colonial Theater
Universal Pictures Presents
Bloodhounds
Lon Chaney
Pauline Bush
Lhe
Dan Russell
Max
Max Linder
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