Our New Serial Sidney Is A Bright Young Nurse in Love
The tale follows Sidney Page a vibrant young woman training as a nurse whose upbeat life clashes with harsh realities. Friendships and support from K Le Moyne a famed surgeon raise questions about motive and fate as Mrs Rinehart reveals the plot opening in a small town.
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Sidney
K le Moyne
Mrs. Rinehart
Sidney Page
Fallen sons of peers mourned as war toll rises
The piece lists families of nobility losing sons in the war, including Lord Glenconner and Lord Crewe with a son in law, plus ministers Alp Asquith Henderson and Lansdowne. It notes Lieut Raymond Asquith’s promise of a legal career, and his brother wounded at the Dardanelles.
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Mou Pepe
Alp
Asquith
Lord Lansdowne
Pike Pouse
Arthur Henderson
Lord Crewe
Fr. Henderson
Hibor
Mr. Asquith
Dardanelles
Benin Boy In War Arrest Story Turns Legal Twist
The article recounts a youth known as Willis Wallis who fled to join American troops in a French battlefield zone. He was arrested for desertion but authorities halted punishment with official explanations. He is now identified as Norman Macgregor Bruce and remains with his unit in Princes.
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Stinding
Wallis
Norman Macgregor Bruce
Princes
Refuses a Raise. David Marks Arrest for Theft
David Marks, export sales chief of shoes, refused a salary raise. His employers caught him using a Vupliedte sales slip system and arrested him on a charge of stealing about 300 dollars at a shop.
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Cileage
David Marks
Boys to Fight War Soon as Young as Seventeen Revealed
London reports the war department plans to draft younger soldiers as soon as possible. Officials say after this year the Entente may face troops aged seventeen to eighteen in the German army. Observers note older men are valuable in support roles while younger reserves draw near eligiblity.
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London
War Department
Voehuredd Frere
Maghind
Holland Mines Ramp Up Coolant Output
Holland mines now produce coolant at roughly 2.0 million tons per year, signaling a major increase in regional ore processing capacity and supply.
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Holland’s
Trade in Antiques Shrugs as American Buyers Rule
Bond Street dealers report Uncle Sam shoppers dominate the local antique market. Americans seek bargains on faux and genuine pieces alike and resist high prices, while aiming for items that resemble valuable quior ils. Opera by Wireless Enlivens New York Scene as Deforrest touts broadcasts to Hotel Astor guests.
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Yoondon
Bond Street
New York
Hotel Astor
Lee Deforest
Metropolitan Opera House
English City Tests Steam Sprinkling Cart
A city in England trials a steam powered street sprayer cart. The water tank holds five gallons and the apparatus aims to curb dust and improve cleanliness in busy streets.
Methodist Appointments Announced at Conference Adjournment
The Upper South Carolina Methodist Conference read appointments by Bishop W A Candler before adjournment detailing new presiding elders and district assignments for pastors and elders across Anderson Abbeville Abbeville Courtland Greenwood and other districts. Nine new trials admitted plus transfers and elder orders filled as Clinton chosen for next session.
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E. S. Jones
Rock Hill
Greenville
Upper South Carolina Methodist Conference
W. A. Candler
R. E. Turnipseed
Chester
M. L. Carliste
Candler
Cokesbury
Presiding
W. J. Terbert
Abbeville Ct
J. N. Isom
Abbeville
J. L. Daniel
Butler
P. Mearors, Jr
R. B. Sharp
Greenwood Main Street
L. P. McGee
Geenwood Mille
C. L. Harris
Greenwood Circuit
C. FP. Clarkson
Kinards
W. H. Murray
McKendree
Newberry
Waterloo
J. M. Frndy
Whitmire
J. W. Shell
Lander College
John O. Wilson
Main St. Q. C
R. O. Lawton
Main St. Q. G
L. F. Beaty
Washington City Church
W. IT. Herbert
Columbia District
Jas
W. Kilgo
Aiken
Williston
A. E. Driggers
Aiken Circnuit
J. H. Montgomery
Batesburg
W. J. Snyder
Columbia
Brockland
D. H. Allaway
Edgewood
R. H. Lupo
Green Street
L. E. Wiggins
Main Street
B. R. Turnipseed
Foster Speer
Shandon
W. B. Garrett
J. C. Chandler
Washington Street
A. N. Brunson
Waverly
J. B. Mahaffey
Whaley Street
O. M. Abney
D. R. Roof
Edgefield
A. L. Gunter
Fairfield
J. A. Bledsoe
BE. W. Mason
Gilbert
D. J. Jeffcoat
Graniteville
J. Ff. Lupo
Irma
Mog
Judgeway
T. A. Shealy
Swansea
J. W. Neemler
Wagener
W. OT. Patrick
W. Kileo
R. EE. Turnupseed
Cinton
Henry Stokes
Easley
R. J. Holroyd
Fountain Inn
R. F. Morris
Ray Court
G. G. Harley
Ethel and Poe
J. D. Holler
Branton
Judson
A. M. Doggett
Bunombe Street
P. F. Kilgo
Camper‘own
ROOF
Cogburn
Punean
Hampton Avenue
B. R. Mace
St. Paul's
A. Ke, Holler
Westconville
W. H. Lewis
Greenville Trent
J 1. Singleton
Greer
Ilespie
Laurens
W. A. Fairy
Lauris Cinnet
Wol. Mullikin
Liberty
Pedece
Pickens
T. Hodges
Evens Circuit
Jones
Tiedmont
J. D. Griffn
Onth
Florida
W. B Duncan, Jr
North Carolina
J. A. Cook
North Alabama
P. B. Wells
Upper South Carrolina Methodist
Clinton
Anderson
Wirron Wendell McGee
Choice Leon Harris
Logan Emerson Brown
Walter Young Cooley
James Foster Lupo
Raymond Lee Holroyd
Spartanburg
Samuel Clarence Dunlap
Richard Furman Cogburn
James Pooser Clark
J. C. Roper
J. B. Traywick
C. C. Herbert
H. B. Carlisle
J. W. Boyd
W. M. Jones
J. B. Humbert
George W. Sullivan
Board of Managers
J. C. Cunningham
Trail
Methodist Episcopal Church
W. A Lamar
Protestant Methodist Church
S. F. Morris
W. L. Mulliken
John Davis Holler
James B. Mahaffey
Tillman Aristotle Healy
J. R. T. Major
Washington City
W. B. Wharton
Nabors
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Ateeerican Vout
Hind
Benin
Erin Baiee
Ai aMghleeh
Deen
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Trewceytig
Ogy
Halsey
Eva Faege
Germany
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Cron
Middle Ane
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T. GC. O’fell
St. John’s
M. L. Carlisle
Orrville
J. W. Johnson
Bethel
C. P. Carter
Antreville
W.S. Martin
Calhoun Falls
J. W. Bailey
Central
B. M. Robertson
Clemson College
J. M. Steadman
Honea Path
T. W. Munnerlyss
Lowneesville
M. K. Meadors
McCormick
J. G
Blacksburg
Blackstock
S. B. White
Baldwin Mill
W. T. Duncan
Clover
FH. A. Whitten
East Lancaster
J. H. Manly
Fort Mill
W. Goodwin
Great Falls
J. B. Kilgore
Hickory Grove
H .C. Monton
Lancaster
D. W
Yorkville
J. J. Mahaffey
Korea
L. Porter Anderson
E. §. Jones
R. J. Stackhouse
Campobello
R. C. Boulware
Carlisle
R. L. Doggett
Cherokee
J. R Copeland
Chesnooe
W. W. McGehra
Clifton
Glendale
S. L. Rogers
Cross Anchor
J. Ff. Golightly
Enoree
J.T. Miller
J. K. Hellman
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Buford Street
G. C. Leonard
Limestone Street
WI. Gault
R. L. Keaton
A. H. Best
Inman
M. M. Brooks
Jonesville
W. B Justus
Kelton
W. C. Kelley
Pavolet
C. M. Peeler
Pavolet Mills
W. HH. Cooley
Reilville
S. T. Blackman
J. L. Warley
Central Q. C
Textile Industrial Institute
D. BE
South Carolina
Co. W. Burgess
Gabe Smith
B. G. Vaughan
Louisiana
Steel
Bright
Dean
L. Ross
Guilford Ave
Greensboro
N. C
Conan
Doan
Pnex
Foster-Milburn CO
Buffalo
N. Y
Yager
Gilbert Bros. & CO
Baltimore, MD
Anu
Carter
Hunt
A. B. Richards Medicine Co
Sherman
Tox
E Rarker
Dandruf
Benty
Walter Parke
Ulah
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