Guiding Destiny of the American People Sermon at Mountain View
Rev Christian R Garver delivered the morning address at Mountain View cemetery using Exodus summary to urge God's call on Moses and a nation founded on liberty democracy and faith He recalled Memorial Day origins in 1868 and traced America from independence through Civil War and later conflicts to a prayerful resolve for victory and justice.
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Christian R. Garver
Mountain View
Ile
Moses
Israel
Raynen
Egypt
Midlam
John A. Logen
Aney
Atantic
LaFayette
Vicksburg
Gettysburg
Spain
Cuba
Havana
Thias
Gail
Thin People urged to take phosphate remedies
An advertiser promotes er, phosphates as a cure for thinness and nervous weakness. The text touts nitro-phosphate or was advertised for weight gain, nerve support, better sleep, and vitality, claiming quick turning of slender figures into flesh with improved energy and complexion. It warns caution on usage for those who feel unwell.
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Whysleinny
Fuel Administration Amends Coal Regulation for Bunkers
The fuel administration amended the April 1 regulation classifying coal for bunker use to exclude certain coals based on suitability for bunkering. Domestic anthracite may not be diverted to industrial use without exemption, aiming to reduce fuel shortages. Governors are urged to issue proclamations observing Coal Week from June 3, with state officials organizing house-to-house orders and public talks.
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Fuel Administration
Rochester
Pittsburg
New England
United States Fuel Administration
Sox Split Diamond Duel With Indians In Twin Bill
In a May 30 doubleheader in Cleveland, the White Sox and Indians each won one game. The morning game went to Chicago 4 to 3 after a marathon 11 innings with Willams scarred by Enzmann’s duel. Schaik’s single and Murphy’s safety sealed it. The afternoon clash produced a 3 to 2 Cleveland victory as Coveleski outdueled Faber. Hitting highlights included two-base hits by Gann, Roth, Murphy, and Williams.
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SOX
Fohl
Indians
Cleveland
White Sox
Willams
Scheelenbach
Moondmen
Enzmann
Schaik
Weaver
Shellenback
E. Collins
Gunn
Chicago
Mils
C. Williams
Ry Willams
Chapman
Onell
Ry Shellenback
Tingmann
Wikl
Enamai
Chagman
Covvleskie
Murphy
O'Neill
Wood
Ol Waber
Beng
Danforth
Charle
Faber
Denz
Coveleskié
Loring
er—Danforth
Drinker given suspended sentence in Ogden case
William Park, arrested for intoxication as he arrived in Ogden from Mortello Nevada, changed his plea to guilty amid extenuating circumstances. Judge Harker imposed a suspended sentence with a stern warning to avoid a repeat offense, noting the impact on his wife and four children and stressing strict enforcement of prohibition laws.
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William Park
Ogden
Montella Ani
Harker
Park
Mortello
Nev
Barker
Utah Called On For 21 Nurses War Effort
The Red Cross and the State Nurses' Association plan a camp to supply 21 nurses for immediate service, part of a state quota of 103 by January 1, 1919. About 250 to 300 registered nurses exist in Utah, with 40 already in active service, many in France and Flanders. Nurses should not be used for private cases except life or death, and doctors are urged to minimize nurse use where possible.
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Ned Cross of
Wah
State Nurses’ Association
Damaris A. Teen Tary
Nuvaca
France
Flanders
Red Cross
Nurses’ Association
Heath
Redy Cross
Red Cross Seeks Nurses as War Demand Surges
Thousands of devoted young women answer the call to care for the wounded and sick. The Atlante division is expected to furnish 5000 nurses within ten days and 10000 more by January 1, 1919.
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New York
Atlante
Red Cross
A P Operator Dies on Coast in Los Angeles
A P operator known as Atgy Grace of the Associated Press, longtime sender with a bug, died in Los Angeles yesterday from tuberculosis after a year and a half of poor health. Grace, skilled in the western United States, had worked for years in Denver, Chicago and San Francisco. His father died about six months ago in Chicago, leaving him without close relatives.
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C. A. Grace
Associated Press
Standard
Los Angeles
Chicago
San Francisco
Grace
Call for Men in Limited Service in Aeronautics
The army seeks skilled men for limited service in aeronautics. Eligible applicants are those qualified for limited military service, not general service. Wanted roles include locomotive engineers and firemen, railroad foremen and carpenters, repairers, telephone workers, surveyors, and related railway trades.
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Imilitary
Make Your Kiddies Laugh With Foley Honey and Tar
A vintage advertisement touts Foley's Honey and Tar for children. It claims the syrup tastes good and soothes feverish or fretful coughs, quickens recovery, wards off croup, and contains no opiates. It stresses safe use for delicate stomachs and promotes A. A. Meintyre Drug Co. as the advertiser.
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Foley
A. A. Meintyre Drug Co
Rose Pastor Stokes Convicted Under Espionage Act
A jury in Los Angeles convicted Rose Pastor Stokes for violating the Espionage Act by writing to the Kansas City Star criticizing the government as favoring profiteers. She contends the term government referred to the administration and aims for a new trial.
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Angel City
Rose Pastor Stokes
Kansas City Star
Labor Registrants Urged to Report for Local Boards
A list of trades and professions including atrament men, telegraphers, drafts men, drill foremen, stationary engineers for donkey engines, steam shovel operators, carpenters, steam fitters, electricians, auto mechanics, auto drivers, clerks, railroad workers, and laborers is noted. When sufficient volunteers are not secured induction by eligible white men only will proceed after mobilization plans are set. local boards must list registrants and await further guidance.
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Enders
Man Arrested Over Pool Hall Dispute Cleared in Court
Merrill Smith faced a municipal court for disturbing the peace after a late evening fight sparked by an insult to E J Cronquist at a Twenty street billiard hall. Smith pled not guilty. judge granted a plea change as the case heads to trial. Cronquist and his wife, Mr and Mrs Cronquist of 2631 Grant avenue, testified of the heated exchange and a ensuing fight, with Cronquist claiming a provocation and Smith insisting he had a right to defend.
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Merrill Smith
Sargeant J
Keli Korb
E. J. Cronquist
Smith
Lowe
Barker
Prince
Onequist
Grant Avenue
Cronquist
Tepart
Antos
Kelliher
Stith
Crom—pit
Headaches and Mood Ailments Prompt Medical Call for Relief
Fragmentary health note discusses headaches and low mood, hints at multiple causes including possible kidney or bladder disorders. Mentions desire for relief and cautions about eating and drinking habits affecting symptoms.
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Perham
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