Church to fund bonds pledges loyalty to war effort
A wartime church meeting urged tithes and temple fund contributions to back government bond drives. Leaders including President Joseph M. Smith emphasized patriotism, loyalty to the nation, and service in the United States Army, detailing a planned program to finance temples in Canada and Hawaii while praising faithful members for financial sacrifices.
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Chereh
Heit
Ieliave
Bledney
Dowph Pe Smith
Anthon Band
Peestient Smith
Temple Square
Wwe
Halt
Lenin
Keyrmige
Walter Peet
Senet
Weoley
Rey Lo Piatt
Andrew Dena
Biers Moberia
Mulan & Welle
John
Domeot
Shepton
Wheto
Merion Church
Uieke
George Albert Sauth
McKay
Mormon Church
Patriotin Chemely
Redghan
Satante
Willy Cull Moonptaner
The
Ordinascos
Sinton
Marne
Geer Albert Smith
Regualnimmee
Mormun
Brighem Toons
Allie Mietibers
Fema Obriet
Ethin Muitop
United States
Wumlan
Smith
Harier
Golden
Tormoen
Charles W. Penroye
Stoke
Kellet Society
Canada
Hawaii
Sulth
Relief Society
Temple Fund
Temple Penny Fund
Nauvoo
Tig
Wren
Tie
Sailth
Brith
Viet
Beaven
Jesse Christ
Merwen
Jeneph Smith
Anthon A. Land
Harvard Men in Packed Bomb Raid at French Hospital
Major Grayson M. Murphy of the American Red Cross reports details from Harvard University unit hospital in France bombed at 10 pm. The raid killed Lt. William Fitzsimons and three privates, wounded Lieuts McGuire Whidden and Sauth, a nurse, and 22 patients. 800 bed hospital in a four quadrangle complex. Surgeons worked for hours attending 200 wounded the next day. The German pilot left pfennigs scattered over the site.
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Washington
Harvard
France
Henry P. Davison
American Red Cross War Council
Grayson M. Murphy
Red Cross
Europe
Paris
United Sates Army Base
Harvard University
American Red Cross
William F. Fitzsimons
Reserve Corps
United States Army
Hrittah
Homplinl
Tt Te Ine
Wurgleal
Warda
Prtestmons
Neighbarhhood
Wike Simons
McGuire
Fitzsimons
Smith
Leutenant
Aubrey
McLeod
Wounded at the disaster treated through night shift
In the chaos many patients were blown from cots and tents tangled in poles while hospital staff and surgeons led by Capt Horace Elliott worked all night. Lieut Col Wattison and Maj Harvey Cushing praised the emergency response as the wounded began progressing satisfactorily.
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Jomba
Altough
Horace
Elliott
Bu, Wattison
Harvey Cushing
Sur Seal Force
Indians Refuse Coddling Seek Individual Governance
Klamath Falls Ore Indians at a Klamath Indian Progressive club meeting pass resolutions urging government treatment like White residents. They seek to manage business individually, hoping tribal funds be sold and proceeds divided among members. The Klamath Reservation spans about 50 by 60 miles with timber and water resources. Also notes German U boat periscope silver plating to render them nearly invisible, stated by an American liner officer.
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Klamath Falls
Ore
Indiana
Klamath
Klamath Indian Progressive Club
Klamath Reservation
Oregon
War Brings Big Trade Changes Across the Mississippi
The war accelerates rail traffic shifts and opens upper Mississippi to ore and coal trade. New steel barges reach St Paul carrying 3 000 tons. Strontium ore deposits in California Arizona Michigan New York Texas West Virginia and California surge to meet wartime demand. domestic mines expand rapidly from 1914 to 1916 as shipments rise and prices increase.
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Mississippi
Missisippi
St. Paul
St. Louis
United States
Geological Survey
Atlantic Seaboard
Europe
California
Arizona
Hove
Ita
Callfornia
Woman credits Lydia E Pinkham remedies for health rebound
Mrs. Jennie Moyer of Lima Ohio recalls displacement illness and credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Sanative Wash with restoring her health after two months and three doctors deemed impossible. She promotes the remedies to other women and offers to answer letters.
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Ohio
Lydia E. Pinkham
Jennie Moyer
North St. Lima
Lydia ER Pinkham
Last Employer References In Hospital Chauffeur Interview
An applicant states he has no references from the last employer but can obtain some soon. The interviewer notes the applicant is engaging a new chauffeur and mentions Billton. The applicant explains the last employer is in the hospital.
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Billton
Aes
Praise for Swamp Root Medicine Ad Reprint 1916
An old ad reproduction extols Kilmer and Company Swamp Root as a kidney remedy, boasting figures of praise, a 10 cent sample offer, and a booklet, urging readers to mention the paper. It also notes a dangerous automobile accident anecdote and a brief danger claim.
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Swamp Root
Dr. Kilmer & Co
Pacensr
N. Y
Jet Aa
When to Blow and Stingy Man Sayings and Jokes
A collage of bits with wordplay and proverbs. Humorous lines critique stinginess and social quirks, including puns on noses horns and ribbons. Some phrases play on optimism and pessimism, marriage and reputation, ending with a quip about wisdom and a jab at a female subject.
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Saintg
Major Murphy
H. P. Davison
New York
Atlantic
Department of the Interior
Technica
Woman
Pinkham
Seaman
Virgin Islanders
Inbar
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