Churches Unite For Humane War
A Chicago religious gathering seeks world support for a Capper resolution to curb modern warfare. Ministers from Methodist and Presbyterian churches urge an international conference to stop the slaughter of women and children, urging citizens to write to Senator Capper and back peace efforts.
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Methodist Episcopal Church
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United World
Paul H. Fuller
Cu Presbyterian Church
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China
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Round Table
Don’t Neglect Minor Throat Irritation in Old Ad Claims
Fragmentary ad copy touts a rubbing salve named Musserole as soothing and warming for throat irritation. It promises relief and hints at long use by many doctors, referencing decades of trust but offering unclear, faulty text.
Woman Rowing Sufferers From Ferenderiires Ironically Describe Relief
A fragment notes women rowers suffer from unspecified ailments and seek relief, linking fatigue to ers and weak condition. The tone hints at medical disclaimer and calls for remedies, but details are unclear from the clipped text.
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Curb War Horrors Says Rep Rogers
Special to The Journal Washington February 21 broadside on Sam Fan dolph Hearst editorial calling for a world conference to condemn land barbarities and inhumane warfare Rep Edith Nourse Rogers of Massachusetts praised the appeal comparing aerial bombardment of defenseless cities to butchery and urged a global outlawing conference with nationwide support noting the wartime suffering of women and children and the need to stop barbaric methods.
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