Last Sermon of Bishop Peterkin Noted in Parkersburg
The dying tenure of Bishop George W. Peterkin of Virginia is marked by praise from across the diocese. A $100,000 Episcopal endowment was pledged as a token of regard, and his final sermon, written during illness, urges all to glorify God through obedience to His word, church, and day.
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Seismograph Innovation Aids World War Warfare
Austrian seismologist Professor Belar has adapted the seismograph for military use to record earth shocks from heavy artillery. The device can indicate battery strength, gun caliber, and direction, and may warn of approaching submarines via a water-placed feeler system.
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Isonzo
Favorite songs are all jokes in McHarg blast at GOP field
New York March 25 Ormsby McHarg touring the country for Henry K Estabrook for president says Republican favorite sons are jokes Take them all in a bag and shake them no one has real strength McHarg argues Roosevelt sentiment grows west of the Mississippi while Hughes shows no broad appeal He singles out Barnes as boosting Roosevelt with a million dollars and urges his chloroform to restore harmony before the Chicago convention.
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Utah
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Sweden opens internal loan to fund government needs
Stockholm March 25 Swedish government opens subscriptions for an internal loan of about 17000000 dollars at five percent interest. The loan price is fixed at ninety eight. Financial experts say the response shows the government's credit is comparable to any country's.
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Stockholm
Drugstore Pleas in Adulterated Tincture Case
Washington druggists pleaded guilty to selling adulterated and misbranded tincture of lodin. Inspectors found many samples deficient in strength and quality under the food and drugs act. Several defendants were fined, while others faced smaller penalties for misbranding tincture of lodin. Also notice of bids for painting and moving a bridge by April 14, 1916.
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Health Department
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United States
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William F. Work
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William L. Smith
John W. Morse
Norville
Haywood
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