Social and Personal Briefs Show Meetings and Visits
A series of society items notes a Degree of Meoner meeting and initiation, the Western minister George Webb's obituary news, and a missionary society post ponement. The Women’s Missionary Society and other church groups plan meetings, visits by Alberta McMurphy to Rushes chapter, and a list of upcoming events with reminders to notify organizers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alberta McMurphy
Crand
Order of the Eastern Star
Hushee
Min Marty Johnson
Mire McMurphy
Rushes
Trainload of Refugees Ends 40 Day Journey
A train of arriving and very ill refugees reached Lwow Poland after forty days traveling from Odessa with no food medical care or clothing Supplies exhausted typhus dysentery and water were scarce The train covered about 600 miles and brakes failed with the locomotive replaced by a hand car aid came from Dr Jack Rendrick of Fairfax Virginia who found the group four hundred miles from Poland amid war wreckage and depopulated routes as comrades deserted and guards offered little help.
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Lwow
Poland
Odessa
Cea
Jack Rendricg
Fairfax
Virginia
Bowmania
Ovlewa
Prominent Indiana Farmer Heals Rheumatism with Number 40
Newburgh Indiana April 17 1010 a local farmer reports relief from rheumatism after taking Number 40 For the Blood. He says after six bottles his symptoms vanished for more than two years. The advertisement touts Number 46 for quick elimination of waste and glandular issues, skin troubles, and other chronic conditions. Manufactured by J C Mendenhall Evansville Ind.
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Indiana
Newburgh
J. C. Mendenhall
Evanaville
Ind
Begin Hot Water Bathing For Digestive Cleanse Claim
A historic health ad promotes starting the day with hot water and a pinch of limestone phosphate to flush stomach liver kidneys and cleanse the alimentary tract. It urges immediate inside bathing on arising to remove prior day toxins and improve general feel and vitality. The potion is marketed as inexpensive and suitable for constipation bile issues headaches and stomach disorders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ike
Borane
Fragmented report on moving freight and burials
The text notes damaged fragments describing a freight transport with it seems some casualties. Frequent stops occurred to bury the dead as the group moved toward Rome with bundled goods and warning about casualties and disruption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Plane delivers Cross supplies to Polish refugees
Captain EB A Schoedsack of Los Angeles piloted a small American plane from Viadlinir Wolynaki airfield in Ukrainian Poland to Pinak delivering medical supplies. A refugee camp formed at the Plnek marches as bad roads hindered access to rear warehouses. Major H Dieh supervised the operation with a trunkful of medicines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pinsk
Poland
Viadlinir-Wolynaki
EB. A. Schordsnek
Los Angeles
Outekirte
Plnek
Altomolbite
Schoedsack
Tnners
Signal Corm
H. & Dieh
Clear Springs
Jocal Eurodrome
Polleh Air Service
Queen Mother Revered on 75th Birthday in London
London marks Queen Mother Alexandra's 75th birthday with noon salutes in St James Park and Windsor. Flags fly on government buildings as visitors throng Marlborough House to sign her book and offer congratulations. King George, Queen Mary, and royal family members visit amid flowers and gifts for the beloved matriarch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Alexandra
Manutes
St. James’ Park
Windsor
Marlbourough House
George
Mary
Royal Farmily
Edward
Tennyton
England
Mick
Oklahoma Children Save Cotton Crop in Hobart
On the first day of a school board cotton vacation in Hobart, 40 children picked 20,000 pounds of seed cotton. At 1500 pounds per bale, value estimates reach about 820,900. The seed itself valued near 1,000 and the picking pay approx 3 per hundred pounds. The day’s effort highlights shifting cotton prices since 1920.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hobart
China
Hobart Chldren
J. Crawford
Davia
Eight Orators to Try for Place on H S Debating Team
Eight speakers from Pendleton High School will compete Thursday September 18 for spots on the debating squad. Each speaker gets twelve minutes for rebuttal and argument. The district winner advances to state level via a five-debate requirement, with a Eugene trip for the state championship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Ki. Inlow
Pendleton High
Ceteiet Cmon
Glee Clint and Dramatic Society
Treath Situation Not Vier Touched Upon Continues
Fragmentary OCR describes tensions as rivals urging upheaval be addressed. The article claims unrest stems from government failure to quickly restore peace and the influence of European radical ideas on domestic policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inbor
Newsmge
Cannes
Labor and Economic Policy Proposals by President
The piece outlines President's push for League principles to unite labor and capital, end long-standing antagonism, and apply a labor section covenant. It calls for budget reforms, audit oversight, lower taxes to avoid harming prevention, balanced tariff policy, and measures to boost agriculture, industry, and rural life while resisting drastic action against agitators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
League
Protection of America
Monte
League of National
Palmers
Congress
Rede and Agistors
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Kerri
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Columbia Grafonola Company
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