Presbyterian New Era conference urged church faith to lead solutions
In Lake Geneva Wisconsin on September 4 a message from Vice President Thomas R. Marshall addressed Presbyterian New Era movement delegates. He urged churchmen to strengthen faith and said the church must become the vital source of future solutions.
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Thos. R. Marshal
Presbyterian
Lake Geneva
Wis
Thomas RR. Marshall
United States
Presbyterian Church
Presbyterian New Era Movement
Number 40 For The Blood drug ad
A historic ad notes a blood disease remedy named Number 40 For The Blood by J. C. Mendenhall of Evansville Indiana. It cites glandular and blood poison disorders as well as wards off rheumatism skin ulcers and mercurial lead poisoning and claims long term cures. The Round Corner Drug Co. in Ady distributes this preparation.
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J. C. Mendenhall
Evansville
Ind
Round Corner Drug Co
Ady
Church and state tied by Nazarene principles in address
The vice president argues for applying Christian principles to modern problems while warning against severing state from Christianity. He says individual reform is essential and that church doctrine should guide labor and social policies, not ceremonial forms.
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R Church
America
Nazarene
Senate
United States
J J Hanks & Company Sell Firestone Tires
J J Hanks & Company advertise Firestone tires for sale. The listing emphasizes availability and pricing.
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J. J. Hanks & Company
Firestone
Dobbin Comes Into His Own Again at Carriage Meet
Cincinnati report notes Old Dobbin praised for wartime service as the Carriage Build National Association opens in Chicago September 23 to 27. Walter Goodnow of Chicago will discuss The Horse and Future Outlook with references to Pershing and Foch, arguing horses remain essential despite autos.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
Dobbin
Carriage Build National Association
Chicago
Walter Goodnow
Goodnow
Pershing
Foch
United State
George W. Huston
Takoma Secah Tas A Late Watt
Takoma Secah reports a late watt reading with unclear timing and fragmented text. The snippet shows partial phrases and unnamed details, offering little verifiable context.
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Takoma Secah
Local notices and family movements from DesMoines era
The column records visits and departures of residents including Mrs Runyan and her sons Theodore and Roderick. Esther and Alfred plan to stay with relatives as others prepare to travel. Virgie Cock returns from Desota and Arthur visits DesMoines area while plans for a new stone are noted.
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Woom. Runyan
Ben Chomae
Wichitu
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