Central W C T U meets at Henderson home this evening
The regular Central W C T U meeting will be at Mrs. C. W. Henderson's 611 Water St at 7 30 pm with delegates reporting on the county convention. A good attendance is desired. Also notes relatives and other society items and upcoming meetings.
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Central W. C. T. CU
Central Fw. C. T. U
C. W. Henderson
Waters
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society of the First M .B. Church S
Carrie Y. Horton
Market Street
E. W. Smiley
United Bretheren Church
M. W. Schutt
Cone Fwango Avenue
Paving Victorys Way and War Urgency Message
An exhortation urges Americans to abandon delay and work overtime to support the war effort. It stresses perseverance, funding, and duty while noting Germanys threat. The piece includes a brief aside about water system improvements in Jerusalem and a jocular editor’s note from the Kansas City Journal.
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Hades
Tomorow
America
Germany
Hur
Europe
Sam
Eerry Baxas
Jerusalem
British Royal Engineers
Abour
Kansas City Journal
Women’s Benefit Association Maccabees Rally Across County
Members from Clarendon Tiona Sheffield Kane Russell Akeley Lander Irvine Youngsville Tidout e Kinzua Corydon and Columbus gather in K of P hall for a Victory Contest Rally. District Deputy Margaret Browne leads flag service with West Revern color bearers. Welcome from Lettie Wiggins. response by H M Ellsworth great commander Corry. Tonight features hospital drill Kane guards and first degree exemplification with Liberty Loan talk by J P Rogers.
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Woman’s Benefit Association of the Maccabees
P. Hall
Clarendon
Tiona
Sheffield
Kane
Russell
Akeley
Lander
Irvine
Youngsville
Tidioute
Kinzua
Corydon
Columbus
Margaret Browne
West Revern
Lettie Wiggins
H. M. Ellsworth
Corry
Martha Jones
Warren
Construction under way to finish project as ruling allows
Chairman Ball announced that construction work can proceed to finish the project. Materials connected with all such work may be ordered and secured up to November 1, per a ruling.
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Ball
Permit ruling on road contracts during war effort
D I Ball announces a priority ruling issued September 26 1918 by the Priorities Commissioner. Contractors already under way may continue streets pavements and roadways until November 1 1918 with permits requested through the United States Highways Council via the State Highway Department. No new contracts or construction without a permit through the same channel.
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D. I. Ball
Council of National Defense
B. Davison Coleman
Estate Council
Wardustries Board
As. Tollows
United States Highways Council
State Highway Department
United States Council
Response to Belgium relief appeal yields varied clothing
A Warren Red Cross Chapter appeal for Belgium relief reports a good response with a wide assortment of garments fitting the national association's needs. Emphasis is on durable, practical clothing for all ages, with materials like fabrics, wool, and leather scraps requested to repair or make garments for newborns and the distressed population.
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Warren Red Cross
Belgium
National Association
Rheumatism Hits Many Professions This Year
A warning from a known author cites a surge in rheumatism across clergy, lawyers, brokers, mechanics and merchants. The piece advises wearing rubbers in damp weather, keeping feet dry, avoiding alcohol, and promotes Rheuma as a remedy sold by J. B. Mullen with a money back guarantee.
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Rheumatiz
Royal Road to Happiness and the Use of Talents
The Charleston News and Courier argues happiness and success hinge on appreciating and properly using our gifts. While circumstances can block effort, determination and perseverance help eventually perfect use of our abilities, which differ by person and bring distinct joy and fulfillment.
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Charleston News and Courier
Army enlistment tale from a Detroit yard
A Detroit man questions Mose, once a coachman, about his army service after joining the 6th B Army unit. Mose answers he is in night raid work and jokes about entering an opponent’s yard at night. The piece hints at wartime recruitment and print advertising by The Times.
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Army
Detroit
Rea
France
de Capatin
K. Gittin
Times
Germany unable to hold Turkey in line says officials
Washington reports official quarters believe Germany cannot keep Turkey aligned after Ottoman defeats in Palestine. Tur keys and Austria asked for more troops but Berlin and Vienna could not spare forces. Analysts note Von Mackensen’s movement limits and argue Romania may join Allies as Dardanelles stay open, enabling Italian reserves to aid in pushing Germans from Romania and targeting oil interests.
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Prise
Gulf of Persia
Mesopotamia
Bagdad
Palestine
Gen
Allenby
Turkey
Enver Pasha
von der Goltz
Kaiser
Bulgaria
Constantinople
Germany
Egypt
Suez Canal
Russia
Caucasus
John Edwin Nevin
Washington
Transcaucasia
Austria
von Macken
Sofa
France
D’esperey
Albania
Sofia
von Mackensen
Belgrade
Constantinople Lin
Roumania
Dardanelles
Black Sea
Italy
Romania
Allied and German actions near Meuse and Argonne fronts
Allied and German forces clash along the Meuse and in the Argonne forest as heavy bombardments and patrol actions continue. Lieut Decastro and Epy shoot near Clery Le Grand, Mather scores on seven tanks, and a convoy drill shows troop, horse and wagon coordination amid no mans land conditions.
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Decastro
Epy
Mather
Clery-Le-Grand
New York
Argonne Forest
Meuse
Cured Rupture Claim Stirs Reader Notice
A reader reports a nonoperative cure for a rupture after years as a carpenter. No operation, no downtime, claims lasting relief. The notice urges others to contact Eugene M. Pullen at 288 E Marcellus Avenue Manasquan New Jersey for details.
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Eugene M. Pullen
Carpenter
E. Marcellus Avenue
Manasquan
N. J
Adv
Billie Burke on ideal American beauty and health
Billie Burke argues beauty should be health based regardless of size and recalls a Berkshire countryside farmer’s daughter as an ideal. The young woman’s willingness to share water, happiness in country life, and lack of city longing linger in Burke’s memory as a paragon of authentic beauty.
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Billie Burke
Berkshire Hills
RULES AND REGULATIONS for Natural Gas Deliveries
The United States Fuel Administrator restricts gas deliveries by licensees by class priority. Domestic service in Class 1 has top priority, followed by limited essential uses in Class 2, industrial and war production in Class 3 and 4, with all other uses in Class 5. Consumers classifying as nongas or new applicants face final priority, per date and government orders.
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United States
United States Fuel Administrator
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