Braddock Heights Hosts Large Sunday Evening Service
About twelve hundred attended the regular song service at Braddock Heights Auditorium. Rev. Geo Williamson Smith of Washington led prayers, Markwood D. Harp directed music, and Dr. Charles F. Sanders of Gettysburg College delivered a powerful address on the Three Fundamental Concepts of Religious Life, emphasizing God soul and destiny and the impact on spiritual life. The Brad dock Heights Band closed the evening with popular songs and the Star Spangled Banner. Next Sunday is children’s Sunday with Rev. John A. Disler speaking to the children.
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Thomas Heller
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Weather roundup and social notes from Braddock Heights
Observations at 8 p m show Atlantic City 68 cloudy New York 69 clear Philadelphia 78 clear St Louis 78 cloudy Washington 74 clear Probas fair today and tomorrow Gentle temperatures. A very important meeting of the Braddock Heights Porch Club will be held this evening at 745 on Mrs Ty nons porch Everyone is urged to attend There was a dance at Hotel Braddock Saturday and a concert On Sunday Miss Virginia McGerthy gave a dance at her home on Jefferson Boulevard Saturday in honor of guest Miss Marian Boyd from Washington Attendees included Misses Evelyn Mants Daphne Kepler Regina Lemeyer Katherine Cooke Katherine Tyson Edna Winterson Julia Worthington Messrs Frank Mantz Richard Worthington Winston Haller Fessler Haller Austin Pearce Boulden Waters and Neel Heller
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Vatican warned of planned massacres at Constantinople
The Apostolic Delegate in Constantinople reports to the Vatican that Franco British forces will force the Dardanelles and Turks plan to massacre Christians when they reach Constantinople. Internment in Asia Minor is proposed to save Christians. The pope has appealed to Germany and Austria to avert the massacre.
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Pleads 70 Go To Jail In Lancaster Case
Mrs Sophie Keene stood barefoot before Magistrate Doebler for nearly two hours pleading for sentence after being charged with malicious mischief. Her husband later carried her home in a car as she sought punishment for the act of moving neighbor furniture. In New York reports a 49 1 000 000 contract between American Can Company and Britain was said to be closing with final authorization reaching London officials.
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Sophie Keens
Doebler
New York
London
Local oath endorses Harry E. Cheney for nasal remedy
Frank J. Cheney swears as sealor of F. Chen ahead of a Toledo office procedure. The claim offers twelve red dollars for each catarrh case treated with Hall’s Catarrh Cure. A. Gleazon, a Toledo notary, witnesses the oath on December 6.
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Eastland Disaster Blame Fixed By Wilson, Passenger Tragedy
Reports recount the Eastland disaster as passengers crowded the lakefront and panicked when the ship listed and sank. Rescue crews battled moving debris and rising water as hundreds perished or were saved, with waterfront crowds aiding in the chaotic aftermath.
Garfield recounts campaign speech repetition lesson
James R. Garfield recalls a 1873 train trip with his father President James A. Garfield in Michigan. The future president explains he repeats key ideas in varied forms to ensure listeners grasp the point, noting audience attention shifts require deliberate repetition.
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Detroit
Secker Gives Up Hope on New Move for Booker
Condemned man Charles Booker, in Canlning New York, says the latest petition for a new trial before the Ford Supreme Court is a waste of time. He remains convinced nothing can alter his fate as officials fix the hour for electrocution at a little after five o'clock next Wednesday. Prison workers adjust the chair as the date approaches.
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Child Neglect Case Near Seaford Delaware
An article reports a pliable neglect case near Seaford Delaware where Rev W Kay Lord of the Children's Home of Delaware and New Jersey found several children including a baby one mile south of the city in poor conditions with vermin. The father is described as an old man unable to provide for them and the mother long gone.
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W. Kay Lord
New Jersey
Watermelon festival turns rough with eye injury
A chaotic watermelon event in New Germanicy on July 26 ended with a participant, John Meltki, struck in the face by melon rind and a shard, injuring both eyeballs as youths slapped and tossed melon pieces.
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War Industry Moves from Warsaw to Interior Provinces
Factories in Warsaw and surrounding districts that supply army and navy contracts are being moved to interior provinces due to fuel and raw material shortages caused by nearby air activity. The government is transferring machinery and workers inland to sustain production.
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Warsaw
Roofing and Paints Sale Notice
Roofing papers 2 ply tarred at 10 percent square foot to roll. Best grade rubber roofing 108 square feet to roll at 1.25 per roll. Black rubber roofing paint 60 cents per gallon. Red roof paint 85 cents per gallon in cans. Brown roof paint 85 cents per gallon in cans. Graphite roof paint 1.10 per gallon in cans. English Venetian red barn paint finely ground guaranteed to wear longer and cover 30 percent more per gallon. Best grade 85 cents per gallon guaranteed 5 years. Medium grade 75 cents per gallon guaranteed 3 years. House paints white leads and oils at right prices.
Russian POWs in German hands reported during war
Berlin dispatch cites the general staff claim of about 1.5 million Russian prisoners of war in German and Austrian custody. The report discusses the wartime handling and potential secrecy surrounding prisoner numbers and status. No clear breakdown of officers and enlisted men is provided in readable form.
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Germany
Lydia Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound Helps Rural Woman
Kasota Minnesota resident Mrs Crana Franss reports relief from years of pain and fatigue after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She credits the remedy with restoring health and urges others, especially women and girls, to consider the product and seek confidential advice from the Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co in Lynn Massachusetts.
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Political Notions and Local Campaigns Highlight Miederlek County
A fragmentary report outlines campaign activity in Miederlek County with mentions of candidates, party alignments, and public support. It references Mathon C Milligh of Worlaborv and other names, noting primary timing and countywide reach.
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