Reformers Urged To Drop Tobacco Fight At Des Plaines Camp
Rev A A Brown of the Methodist Episcopal church urged reformers at the Des Plaines camp meeting to abandon the war on tobacco and focus on moral cleanliness and better homes. He said the church should fund campaigns for social purity and improved homes rather than suppress a minor fault. He compared army experiences with doughboys in France to instructing purity through the army system.
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Des Plaines
Dr. Brown
France
U. S. Army
Texas Wonder kidney bladder remedy advertisement
Texas Wonder claims to treat kidney and bladder troubles including gravel diabetes back rheumatism and irregularities in men women and children. Sold by druggists or mail order for 1.28 with testimonials. Dr W Fall address in St Louis Missouri. Bold by druggists.
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W. Fall
Olive St
St. Louis
Pershing to Return in August Highlighted by G New York Congressman
Washington dispatch reports General Pershing will come back to the United States in August. Rep Caldwell of New York urges a joint congressional session to welcome the American commander, noting Congress shares the desire to honor him. The rules committee, however, deferred action.
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Washington
General Pershing
United States
Rep. Caldwell
New York
House Rules Committee
Congress
Gen. Pershing
Caldwell
Rules Committee
Youth in Freehold Hints at Suicide in Jail
Edward O'Brien, held for the murder of Cardiner Hull in Manhattan, was found tearing blankets and bedding to possibly fashion a rope for suicide. Jail officials say he has broken down and is rapidly losing nerve and bravado used in earlier confessions. He recanted his earlier statement alleging he killed Mrs. Wilkins.
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Edward O'Brien
New York
Cardiner C. Hull
Manhattan
Walter Keene Wilkins
Mineola
O'Brien
Carthage School Census Highlights Enrollment Figures
July 18 Carthage officials release census data showing 678 children under 21 and 543 between 6 and 21, with 346 boys and 332 girls registered. Leo L. Helfrich, secretary of the board of education, presents the figures. The item also notes a Missouri anti saloon league plan to push a Mexico dry campaign at a Washington meeting next Wednesday led by Rev. William B. Shupp.
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Chautauqua
Harry Bennett
Lenora M. Lake
Hinshaw Conservatory of Chicago
Frank B. Willis
Ohio
Board Ofducation
Mexico
ST. Louis
William &. Shupp
Missouri Anti-Saloon League
American Anti-Saloon League
Washington, D. C
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