Troops Returning Home Brings Philadelphia Cheers
The piece notes the return of five National Guard regiments from the Mexican border, including engineers from Philadelphia Scranton and Pottsville. It explores mustering out plans for mount Gretna troops and discusses cavalry and artillery reorganizations amid war weariness.
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Fhve
National Guard of
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Mount Gretna
Scranton
Potteville
War Department
Vera Cruz
Briand Spurns Peace Amid War Drive in France
French Chamber of Deputies reacts angrily to a peace proposal as Briand defends continuing the war until Germany’s defeat. He frames peace as dishonorable and a future danger, notes allied sacrifices, and asserts Britain Italy and Russia support a just victorious outcome. The allied mood is toward persistent war until victory.
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Teu-tan
Joffre
von Hindenburg
Chamber of Deputies
Germany
Briand
France
Philadelphia
England
Italy
Russia
Infinite Mercy as Hope in Divine Writings Cited in Sermon
A sermon in Crentat AR extols God's infinite mercy as the cornerstone of hope and consolation. It contrasts divine wisdom and providence with moral judgment, citing parables like the Prodigal Son, the Good Shepherd, and the Good Samaritan, and ends with a plea to sinners.
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Polencs
Crentat
Nate
David
Death of Cherry Tree Woman at 77 in Indiana County
Mrs. Josh Stifler died at home near Cherrytree Indiana county yesterday at 4 pm from complications of old age. She was 77 and survived by children Paul Green township John Heilwood Mrs Bert Lockard Lovejoy Mrs Charles Frederick Wintondale Mrs Scott Lockard Saxman Cambria County and Edward Stiffler Johnstown. husband died about a year and nineteen months earlier.
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Josh Stifler
Cherrytree
Indiana County
Paul
Green Township
John
Heilwood
Bert Lockard
Love- Joy
Charles Frederick
Wintondale
Scott Lockard
Saxman
Cambria County
Edward Stiffler
Johnstown
Panic at Carson Street theater ends in chaos
Pittsburgh Sept 22 A panic erupted at a Carson Street theater when patrons fought to escape a disturbance. Mrs Laughrey aged 61, and her husband aged 62, were involved after a beating alleged by the husband. An unidentified young woman fled the scene as doors ripped open and four women fainted. Laughrey and his wife were arrested and later bailed for disorderly conduct with hearings scheduled. A private detective accompanied Laughrey to the theater by automobile.
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Pittsburgh
Carson Street
Laughroy
Nhe
Laughrey
Vs. Laughrey
Chamberlains Colic Remedy Promoted in Medical Ad
An advertisement extols Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy as essential household medicine. It claims rapid relief for sudden colic and diarrhoea and notes availability everywhere. The snippet also includes a social anecdote and a church affiliation, with funeral services not yet announced.
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Chamberlain
Nona
Arctic Open Despite Cold War Shipping Experiments
International News Service reports Arctic shipping experiments as nations seek open channels. Sweden plans icebreakers for northern ports while Norway forms a new line to move imports during open navigation season. United Kingdom shipments to focus on machinery. William St. Clair of Adams Express travels to Pittsburgh then east to assess markets.
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London
Artic
Russia
Archangel
Sweden
Bes
Getrafhe
Norway
Comie Ua
Wiland
Kara Sua
United Kingdom
Constipation the Father of Many Ills
The piece urges keeping bowels regular to avoid many ailments and promotes Chamberlains Tablets as a laxative that moves bowels improves appetite and strengthens digestion. Available everywhere.
Free Lecture on Romanism and Stomach Remedies
A long, fragmentary account covers a free lecture series at St Bernard's, featuring Father Scheer speaking on mercy and Roman Catholicism amid anti-Catholic sentiment. It notes Mayr's Wonderful Remedy claims for stomach ailments and attendees hearing the lecture with no admission fee.
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Mayer
Supreme Court
Congressing
Mayr
Haute
Ventrick Bros
Ionde
Lord Macaulay
N. P. McNelis
St. Bernard's
Tin Weak
St. Bernard's Church
Father Scheer
Ikspliys
Funston orders send troops back to Pennsylvania
Gen Clement received Arlington orders to dispatch three infantry regiments one field hospital one ambulance company and a engineers battalion to Pennsylvania by September 27. First and Third Infantry and Tenth Infantry to depart with Hospital No 2 and Ambulance Co No 2 from Philadelphia. Hospital No 1 and Ambulance Co No 2 from Pittsburgh stay on the border for training until October 2.
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EL Paso
Clement
Frederick Funston
Southern Department
Pennsylvania
Wield
Philadelphia
Vieldt Hospital No
Pittsburgh
Tuiston
Camp Stewart
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