War Costs and Senti ments Across Nations
The article surveys the costs of the Russia Japan war, noting Russia and Japan have piled debt approaching 600 million, with Japan and Russia bearing parts. It cites Wall Street Journal figures and Russian budget costs, plus the broader tolls of taxation and resource use. It quotes Japanese consul general Uchida on valuing lives over money and envisions a future peace oriented toward arts and prosperity.
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Wall Street Journal
Russia
Japan
United States
Mr. Uchids
Quotations on climate and public figures in early press
A fragment from a 19th century-tinged column notes the ease of shifting from mild discomfort to prickly heat in the climate. It then jests about Mr Hyde of the Equitable needing to be fined, comments on the Standard Oil moral code about guilt and pardons, and compares General Linevitch to a star pitcher benched after a hopeless game.
Minutes of Merriness Entertainment Fragment
A playful exchange features Miss Bly and Miss Sly debating the appeal of a pass and truth in a breezy Detroit Free Press fragment. Tam seeks a future oriented tale as the dialogue hints at wit and irony.
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Detroit Free Pree Press
Rockefeller Gift Sparks Moral Debate in The Press
A New York World article notes Rabbi Wise of Portland Oregon says Rockefeller’s donation to the American Board of Foreign Missions could have a positive moral effect yet raises concerns about ethical standards. He argues churches must consider origins of funds and preserve independence while recognizing spiritual impact at home and abroad.
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New York World
American Board of Foreign Missions
Rabbi Wise
Portland
Orc
Adda
India
Moments With The Muse Spring Serenade And Springtime Verse
A collection of light verse and songs about spring features playful dialogue with a bumble bee, a lizard, a bullfrog, and a cricket in a woodland concert. Also includes a humorous poem That Tired Feeling praising laziness as the warm weather arrives, attributed to Victor A. Hennamy in the New York Times and a Cleveland Leader spoof on spring fatigue.
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Victor A. Hennany
The
New York Times
Missionary from Hankow Preaches at All Saints Church
Rev. Arthur Sherman from Hankow China preached two sermons at All Saints Episcopal on Sunday, speaking in the morning on The situation in China and in the evening on The Work in China. He praised the life and work of the late Bishop J A Ingii. Lenten services and a China Mission Chapter meeting are planned for the week.
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Arthur Sherman
Hankow
China
All Bainta Episcopal Church
Sherman
J. A. Ingii
China Mission
Funeral for John C Williame at Kemptown church
Funeral services for John C Williame of Emmitsburg were held Thursday morning March 30 at Providence M E church Kemptown with Rev G O Guliam and Rev John A Wright officiating. Pallbearers included F D Browning Jessa Molesworth Edward Baker and others. interment followed at the church cemetery. W T Lewis of Kemptown directed the arrangements.
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John C. Williame
Emmitsburg
Providence M. EB
Kemptown
GO. M. Guliam
John A. Wright
F. D. Browning
Jessa Molesworth
Edward Baker
Rafce Pordom
Bradley Brandenberg
C. Fout
W.T. Lewis
A Diet for Spring Fever in City Health Pamphlet
The Chicago Department of Health issued a spring regimen from Dr F W Balily advising open air exercise and spare diet to reduce spring mortality. Emphasizes lighter meat, green foods, fruits and vegetables to aid cleansing, with abstinence from tea coffee tobacco and alcohol.
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Keokuk Gate City
Hawan
Endorsement for Deans Kidney Pills by Frederick citizen
A Frederick resident testifies that Doan's Kidney Pills gave beneficial results for kidney trouble. He advises others to obtain them at Clinton E. Main's drug store, claims they meet advertised promises, and notes price as 50 cents with Foster Milburn Co. as U S agents. Remember the name Doan's.
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McDonnell
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Dean
Clinton E. Main
Foster Milburn Co
Buffalo
United States
Doan
Earthquake Ravages Indian Town Halls and Cathedral
Lanore Ixpis April 4 An earthquake caused severe loss of life and major damage to public buildings. The town hall is nearly razed while the cathedral and mosque are reported to be falling.
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Tuk News
Lanore
Ixpis
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Roosevelt Arrival Sparks Enthusiastic Reception in Louisville
In Louisville Ey April Roosevelt arrives at nine this morning to an enthusiastic reception. Also reported Peterses April 4 another attempt was made to assassinate General Trepoff but failed.
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Tax News
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Frasidant Roosevelt
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Frederick County Auction of Frazier Real Estate Details
executors announce public sale of two Frederick City tracts from David Frazier estate. liquidated property on Patrick Street and West South Street with rent provisions, terms include half cash at sale and remainder in 12 months, auctioneer C B Fout officiating. bidders to contact Clifford A Frazier for more details.
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Order of the Orphans’ Court
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Atty
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Priscilla Schroeder
Sarah H. Poxter
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Peteraville
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