Moral War Sermon by Bishop Rhinelander in Philadelphia
Bishop Philip M. Rhinelander opened the 1032nd Protestant Episcopal diocese convention in Philadelphia with a sermon praising democratic ideals and urging moral commitment in war. He warned against moral neutrality, calling for spiritual sacrifice and readiness for bloodshed if needed for national obligations.
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Philip M. Rhinelander
Tunny
Vennsylvania
Philadelphia
Heain
Heaven
Apsrad
Bad Telephone Manners and Caller Identity
A fragment discusses rude telephone habits, noting callers should identify themselves first and avoid asking who is speaking. It argues establishing identity reduces confusion and unbalances the caller’s courtesy, stressing courteous practice in early connection and response.
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Tia Peragu
Ong
Az Ia
Mother’s Friend Promises Comfort for Expectant Mothers
A historical note promotes Mother’s Friend as a safe aid for pregnant women to ease pain, nerves, and sleeplessness. The ad urges readers to write Bradfield Regulator Co. for a free book, promising a guide to expectant motherhood and related topics.
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Logge Lees
Bradfield Regulator Co
Lamar Ride
Atlante
Baltimore Sunday Baseball Debate Ends in Court Victory
Baltimore reacts to Maryland Court of Appeals ruling that Sunday baseball does not desecrate the Sabbath. City leaders hoped for a local ordinance allowing amateur games under public body oversight, but a veto previously blocked such efforts. Advocates see the decision as clearing the path for open air recreation on Sundays.
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Baithmars
Court of Appeals of Maryland
Cumberland
Cumberland Baseball Club
Baltimore
Public Athletic League
Connell
Mc Sandry
Preston
Gily Salletter Field
Ordinanes
Conner
Poe
Forca
Protect Pretty Geishah and Citizenship Day Note
Tokyo May 11. A Tokyo official shifts policy to shield dancers from exploitation. Kobe governor orders all goinha Birla contracts submitted to inspectors and tightens regulations to guard innocent Japanese girls from a life of shame. Nashville May 11. July 2 designated Citizenship Day by the Southern Methodist Episcopal College of Bishops with planned ceremonies.
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Tokyo
Sam
Bome Beljing
Kobe
Nashville
College of Bishops
Southern Methodist Epiascopal Church
Enemies’ Figures Pile Up Russian Losses in War Report
Vienna reports Russian losses totaling about 4.8 million men and 50,000 officers in 1915 with 1.5 million prisoners taken that year. The article notes dwindling frontline strength, heavy officer casualties, and replacement troops poorly trained and led by junior officers as the war grinds on.
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Vienna
Jst
Paeld
Paris
Matin
Czer
Receiver Bush Wins But Trustees Pay For Iron Mountain Improvement
New York May 11 Under a decision headed down by Judge Mayer to the Federal District Court today B Bush receiver for the St Louis Iron Mountain and Southern Railway Company will secure 1 200 000 expended by him in improving the lines of the railroad payment of which was refused by the trustees of a 4 000 000 bond issue made in 1909 before the receivership proceedings The trustees refused on the ground that they would make no expenditures from any of the proceeds of the bonds except by court decree and the pull followed.
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Iron Mountain Improvementa
New York
Mayer
B. Bush
St Loui, Iron Mountain and Southern Railway Company
Aiding Shops Work On Frat House Renovation
Work to improve the BO& O shops at Martina burg begun yesterday will last about a fortnight. An entire new concrete floor and two concrete pits will be installed during the project.
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Bo& O
Martinaburg
Footwear Elixir Promises Pain Free Steps
An upbeat ad touts "TZ" or "Tie" as a miracle foot comfort product. It claims rest for weary feet, relief from corns and pains, and promises lasting happiness with small 25 and 28 cent price points. The copy targets drugstores and department stores, urging readers to buy for year round comfort.
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Aya
Rinelander
John
Thors Mulics
Haver
Tipea
Joe
Aruniat Over & Horrie
A & Co
Chicago
Hagerstown
Auginbaugh & Hon
A Cy Pharmacy
Central
Nearia
Court of Appeals
Bush
Buit
Highter Welgtta
Rial
Dalngook
Madris
Roy
Coal Wood
Lykens Valley
Virginia
George’s Creek
John Leister
LEE Street
C.V
Charles W. Wolf
Amade
Hagerstown, Md
DR. J. Walter
Ayman
Rpaliance
Washington
Quara
J. R. Walker
Arcade
Robert J. Bumpass
Oman
Uzi W
U. S
Murdock
Othce Firat National Bank Hing, 4 &Y
Whone Baw
Floyd F. Gaver
M. S. Leeby
Myerstown
Waost
Lester Brothers
Review
Mavhinlye Agents
Warner Bros
L. Adams
Aquare
Hester.s
Clear Spring
Clearspring
M. Caratopa
Hegeratown
TE le Phin
Cijmlia Business College
Pisilins
Decavel
Ainda Wees
N. B. Meredith
N. Potomac St. Hagerstown, Mid
Modern Day Cleaning & Dyeing CO
Hettinger's Hair and Hat Shop
W 15 N
Potomac
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