The Blue Triangle War Work of YWCA Centers
Wartime article outlines the Blue Triangle emblem and new uniform aims at aiding women at home and abroad. It highlights YWCA centers in France, canteens, nur ses homes, and cooperation with Red Cross and YMCA. Prime Minister Clemenceau praised the work boosting morale in French women workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Hos
W. GC. A
Clemenceau
James Cushman
War Work Council
Paris
Henriette Rodloff
Prenv
Nomeon
Miss Mary Lawrence to address joint service in church
Miss Mary Lawrence of India will address a joint service at 7 30 P M in the First United Presbyterian Church. The event brings together congregants for an evening of remarks and worship at the church in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Lawrence
India
First United Presbyterian Church
First Presbyterian
F. W. Hinitt
Christian Endeavor
Flest United Presbyterian Ray
C. G. Morrow
Helen Senderson
J. A. Lawrence
Second United Presbyterian Church
Wi E L. McKee
Christian
J. A. Beaton
Unified Service
Oats
Second United Presbyterian
James A. Tatwretiee
Atebath School
Pator
Mary Oy
Laawere
Jon Im Enion
First United Presbytrian Church
Regular notices from Wesleyan Methodist and local churches
A dense listing of Sunday and midweek services across multiple churches and denominations. Details include Sabbath School times, morning and evening worships, sermon topics such as We Would See Jesus and The Universal Draft, plus youth and women’s meetings, announcements of pastor residencies, and special talks by Miss Mary Lawrence of India.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence E Heath
Tabernacles
Laura Allison
North Ninth Street
B. W. Hutchinson
Jesus
Epworth League
Finnicum
Christian Science
Free ‘Library
North Sixth Stret
U-Boat Chase on Atlantic Patrol
The article recounts a naval chase as a destroyer breaks ahead and a submarine is forced upward by a death charge. Explosions and smoke mark the submarine’s end, with French forces cutting the submerged threat as surfaces flare. A second note mentions reformers at Atlantic port and local citizens subscribing to the Gazette.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Viola Lo
Gial
Tao Stamshops
Todas
Germain
New England
Women Rally for Liberty Bonds in County Meeting
The article reports a county meeting where working men and women pledge to support Liberty Bonds. It highlights shared burdens, the need to borrow responsibly, and calls for unified county leadership and plans approved by county chairmen and the men’s and women’s committees.
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Oman
Promisas
Bunds
Micipuel Bose
Wovavs
Frank
Enthusiam
Seemi
Lash Springs
Ebais
Aus
Letters From Iron Age Trade Adrift in Noise
Fragmentary text speaks of postal routes and announcements in a calligraphy of trades. The article notes a scheme for a detonation order and a public advert for a Hera buyer, with cryptic references to an academy and an ironworks.
Fragmented OCR Notice From Vague Local Event
The readable text shows a garbled notice listing scattered phrases about a rally, locations, and dates but lacks coherent names, places, or actions. Key details are unreadable, leaving only partial fragments of streets and party references.
Fragmentary Note On Love And Faith In France
Fragmentary OCR text reveals personal reflections on proving worthiness of love, faith, and gratitude under wartime France. Mentions family prayers, devotion to God, and longing, with several garbled phrases and names obscured by errors.
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Roy
GUESERING OPPORTUNITY To Conenll Be An Eminent Specialist
A notice announces an opportunity to consult an eminent specialist at the Aloore Hotel on Monday September 9. Details are sparse due to the fragmented OCR text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seonday
Aloore Hotel
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