World War Fails to Arouse Greater Interest in Church
In Europe the war sparked initial religious fervor but faded as fear-based revival gave way to doubt. The church faces waning vitality in England and France, with dissension over prisoned guidance, bombings, and war ethics. YMC A and Salvation Army provide aid. evangelism needs modernization and a broader concept of God.
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Elmer T. Clark
London
England
Europe
Hell
Paris
Vhce
France
Kingdom of God
Canterbury
Ireland
Italy
Russia
Mexico
Church of England
Church Army
Salvation Army
Red Cross
Salvationists
America
Christ
Jesus Christ
Church
Kingdom of Heaven
H. G. Wells
Wells
Tribune Association
California Syrup of Figs and child health claim
A historical note discusses the safety of California Syrup of Figs for children amid concerns about illness and constipation. It frames the product as harmless and addresses effects like fever or sickness in the context of pediatric use.
California Syrup of Figs Promoted for Children’s Health
Old newspaper ad urges mothers to use California Syrup of Figs as a gentle liver and bowel cleanser for children and babies. It claims quick relief from stomach upset, feverishness, and poor appetite, touts the product as a tasty fruit laxative, and warns to buy the genuine 50 cent bottle from the California Fig Syrup Company.
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California
California Fig Syrup Company
Fined for Using Nails at Government Factory
Hugh McLaughlin of Kilmarnock tied string to two iron nails to make a trousers holder while at a government factory. Possessing two iron nails at the factory was an offense and he was fined 25 dollars.
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London
Hugh McLaughlin
Kilmarnock
Murder of Swedish King Probed Again
Stockholm reports that King Charles XII's tomb will be reopened in Sweden for another skull examination to determine if the fatal bullet came from the front or behind. Past inquiries in 1746 and 1859 favored a front above trajectory. A dissenting verdict could renew debate.
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Stockholm
Charles XII
Sweden
Charles
Freskixshall
Broken fern mulch bursts with caustic ash content
A fragmentary note describes a common broken fern found in California thickets containing one fertilizer. The ash is heavy and caustic, requiring cautious handling, using it as mulch or buried in a garden for its value.
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California
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Ohio
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Travis St. San Antonio
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