Presbyterian Church backs League of Nations stance
United Presbyterian Assembly meeting at Hastings Kansas in June endorses the principle of the League of Nations and urges action by the U S president and Congress. The declaration links Christian ideals with postwar international governance and calls for continued support of global cooperation amid wartime leadership and world affairs.
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United Presbyterian Assembly
Hastings
Kan
United States
Christian Merien
League of Nations
America
Congress
South Madison street sewer project completed
Notice states the South Madison street sewer is finished and payments are due at the city clerk's office JOAN GRAVES City Clerk.
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Madison Street
Joan Graves
Sensational New England Drama Shocks Local Audience
A chaotic scene at a New England venue last night drew a stunned crowd. Reported bystanders describe a tense production with heightened emotion and unexpected twists, leaving attendees debating what happened and why.
Sympathy for President Wilson and prayers for recovery
A formal note authorizes officers to extend sympathy to President Woodrow Wilson and assure him of prayers for his speedy and complete recovery. The message emphasizes support and hopeful regard from the issuing body.
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Woodrow Wilson
Presbyterian urged U S to join League with reservations
On May 7 1920 the general assembly of the Presbyterian Church North met in Philadelphia and unanimously urged immediate affirmative action by the United States to join the League of Nations with necessary reservations. It argued for bearing responsibility to end suffering in the near east and preserving open diplomacy and the rights of small nations.
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General Assembly
Presbyterian Church North
Philadelphia
Presbyterian Eltires
United States of America
Near East
America
League of Nations
California Syrup of Figs and Child Health Claim
An old advertisement urges parents to choose California Syrup of Figs as the best laxative for children. It highlights a fruity taste and directions on each bottle, insisting the product is safe for the stomach and liver and to look for the word California on the package.
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California
Fragmentary Quote on Peace and Righteousness
The sentence speaks of being forced to help establish world peace through righteousness that can exalt a nation, suggesting a moral imperative driving actions beyond personal choice.
Ely's Cream Balm Offers Quick Cold and Catarrh Relief
An early 20th century ad touts Ely's Cream Balm for nasal relief. It promises instant relief from stuffed nose, headache, and mucous discharge by applying a small amount in the nostrils, claiming to soothe and heal swollen mucous membranes and clear air passages.
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Ely
Knights of Columbus Offer 5 Million for Legion Memorial
The Knights of Columbus vote to donate 5 million dollars from the war fund for an American Legion Way memorial and welfare building in Washington DC. The fund totals about 40 million raised for relief projects including camps, huts, employment bureaus, schools, and scholarships.
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Chicago
Knights of Colmbus
Supreme Board of Directors
American Legion
American Legion Way
Washington D. C
Knights of Columbus War Fund
Knights
Knights of Columbus
Local Readers Notes and Visits Mentioned
Long Nine. J. Ll. Beck was taken to the hospital for treatment. Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Biden were Macomb visitors Friday. Keith Beck visited Weedineessy with his grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Penrose and Mrs. J. L. Beck is on the sick list. Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Bainter visited with home folks near Colchester. Mr. and Mrs. D. B. Strader and
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J. Ll. Beck
H. C. Biden
Macomb
Keith Beck
Weedineessy
Wm. Penrose
J. L. Beck
Glenn Bainter
Colchester
Strader
Outing and visits mark weekend notices and church supper
Mr and Mrs Frank Lewis returned Sunday from an outing near Hamilton. Lawrence Bell and the Misses Maxine Sullivan and Bessie Biden returned to school Sunday afternoon. Bethel Baptist Church ladies served a chicken pie supper Friday night and, despite bad weather, sold out pies and cleared over thirty dollars. Mr and Mrs Sam Diffenderffer of Los Angeles visited his parents. Mr and Mrs Asa Diffenderffer and Ed McCormack of Iowa visited her parents and brother Sam Diffenderffer. Mrs Grant Griffith left Wednesday for a visit with her daughter Mrs M E Slowe.
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Frank Lewis
Hamilton
Lawrence Bell
Maxine Sullivan
Bessie Biden
The
Bethel Baptist Church
Sam Diffenderffer
Los Angeles
Calif
Asa Diffenderffer
Ed McCormack
Iowa
Sam Diffendorffer
Grant Griffith
M. E. Slowe
Public Sale of Farm Assets Near Doddsville on November 4
Public sale at the farm 21 2 miles southwest of Doddsville on the Doddsville Brooklyn road. Sale starts 11 a.m. November 4, featuring 6 horses including Shires, 20 cattle with milking and young stock, 76 hogs plus a Poland China boar, farm machinery list, 100 brown Leghorn hens, hay and corn, and terms cash for small sums with bankable notes for larger amounts. Auction by G. B. Reed & Son Roll Wear, clerk H. A. Hoffman. Lunch on ground.
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Doddsville
Brooklyn
Poland
G. B. Reed & Son
H. A. Hoffman
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