Baptist Church Notes Sunday Schedule
Sunday School at 10:00 a m preaching at 11:00 a m and 8:00 p m 6:30 p m mm BLY P A At Luni.
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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 16, 1917
Page
4
Sunday School at 10:00 a m preaching at 11:00 a m and 8:00 p m 6:30 p m mm BLY P A At Luni.
Church services held every Sunday at 8:00 p m with Sunday School at 11 30 a m Epworth League 7 00 p m and Prayer Meeting Thursday at 7 50 p m Attendance requested by F Figg and P Waggoner with incomplete names.
No morning or evening services next Sunday at the Lutheran Church. Sunday School and Bible Class will meet at 10 30 o clock. All members are asked to attend. R F F Schedtler pastor
In the great war, courage shone beyond battle lines in battlefront and relief camps. The piece notes doctors nurses volunteers and civilians showing self sacrifice in care of the sick and wounded, acknowledging heroism across many roles amid hardship and plague. The world recognizes these acts without diminishing the valor of soldiers.
The text argues that government exists to protect citizens' rights, with its main function defensive. The state may retain private functions or take over industry transportation and commerce, transforming into a business-like corporation competing in global trade. It notes protected rights define authority and that state functions can alter its character when expanding beyond protection.
The Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals plans patriotic work training dogs for war use. War dogs have saved lives as messengers and lifesavers, with keen scent and intelligence credited for hundreds of human saves. The society should receive strong backing for this public-spirited effort. Daylight saving remark notes that only useful saving is doing thorough work, joking about clock tricks to gain pay days.
An analysis contrasts U S wealth with lower purchasing power, notes European austerity, and reports German actions against women in English towns. It laments spending extravagance, predicts aerial duels, praises American impact on Europe, and critiques cleanliness norms, food regulation, and garbage pay debates.
A news analysis argues air cavalry and air power could redefine war. It cites Napoleon and Lee as models for adopting new technology. The piece highlights France's aviation efficiency and calls American experts to study air operations and their potential impact on the conflict.
Premier Lyn argues after two months of trial a majority of citizens seek tranquillity while some individuals and small groups resist discipline. He notes that such elements and the army’s minority respond only to coercion, delaying universal peace. Omaha Lee adds philosophers and leaders share the hope for directed productive effort.
The commentary praises Marconi and the Ttal- Tan commission for an alleged anti U-boat plan. It notes British assurances that U-boat destruction has lessened and credits U.S. entry into the war. It suggests existing plans might cut sea threats by about fifty percent.
A wartime urging duty, urging Americans to curb waste in all spheres. It stresses the Grand Army of Efficiency, condemns waste as aiding the enemy, praises supporting soldiers and families, and warns against food and price misuses during shortages. It also critiques universal language hopes and condemns banqueting during war.
A fragmented wartime message notes indirect effort to aid the war and criticizes hesitation to enlist. The text hints at national economy, food supply, and patriotism while asking where readers can serve, referencing Union forces and identity.
Fragmentary local chatter mentions a woman named Weller posing a question about male preferences and notes on garden work and summer plans. It references Boo as safe this year and hints at American products like BI pickles rising in price with an expected summer heat.
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