Big Church Meet Here Next Spring
Dr J M Wishart pastor of First United Presbyterian reports the Home Missions committee of the denomination accepted the invitation to meet May 21 for eight days. The session plans popular evening addresses with about one hundred attendees from across the country. The gathering precedes the May general assembly in Monmouth Illinois.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Wishart
First United Presbyterian Church
Piret Church
Committee of Home Missions
Home Mission Board
R. A. Hutchinson
General Assembly
Home Mission Committee
General Assembly of the
Monmouth
United Presbyterian Denomination
Wishart
Soone
Influenza Relief Ad Highlights Foley’s Honey and Tar
A Spokane reader, Mrs. Mary Kishy of 3533 Princeton Ave, endorses Foley’s Honey and Tar for flu cough relief. She claims the product cured her and helped her 75 year old husband with a bad la grippe cough after Lemmon’s Pharmacy advertised it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Kishy
Princeton Ave
Spokane
Wash
Foley
Tam
la Grippe
Lemmnon
Influenza Claims Two Washington Youths and Woman
Influenza killed two local residents within hours. Aled Little, 20, died at home on West Fifth Street Sunday evening, and Jesse Wallace, 50, died at the county hospital this forenoon. Little leaves a wife Ruth Lambert and young daughter Katheryn. funeral Tuesday at Miller chapel. Mrs. Wallace and six children survived by her mother and husband, all ill but improving. Nine new health district cases since Saturday. total reported sixty still in quarantine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caled
Little
Aled
West Fifth Street
Jesse Wallace
Mr. Lite
Washington
Thomps J
Katherine Donovan Little
Katheryn
Ruth Lambert
Hazel Jenneman
St. Louie
Clair Booth
Earl Little
Lloyd and Lee
France
Glenn
Dublin
John Philip
Clyde
Mary Louise
Martin
Donald
Edith
Carl
Methodist Church
Yeoman Lodge
Wallace
Clinton
Nellie McGee
Board of Health
Kellogg
Mrs. McAvoy Receives First Government Check
Mrs. Mary McAvoy widow of Private Dewey McAvoy who died in action last July has received her first insurance payment from the government. The check totals $179.92 of back pay due. She recently returned from Muscatine where she cared for her ill daughter Mrs. George Brown and her three children who all had influenza.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary McAvoy
Dewey McAvoy
McAvoy
Muscatine
George Brown
Kolah club postponed until further notice
Bearsville merchant W. Va. M. T. Davis reports a patron’s child with croup bought Foley's Honey and Tar Compound at Lemmon's Pharmacy and recovered by morning. Davis notes parents praise the remedy and announces the club postponement until further notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nwor U
Kolah
M. T. Davis
Bearsville
W. Va
Croup
Foley
Lemmon's
Mrs Gordon Auchincloss Joins Peace Conference Party
Mrs Gordon Auchincloss daughter of Col Ek M House will be among the few American women in the official peace conference delegation. Her husband serves with Colonel House in Europe as a state department special assistant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gordon Auchinclous
Col. Ek. M. House
Colonel House
Europe
State Department
League Adopts Court to Interpret Treaty say Taft
Ex-President Taft told Carnegie Hall listeners that a League of Nations must create a court to interpret the treaty and a commission of conciliation to resolve policy questions and a police force to enforce the law. He called the peace congress driven by pure motives and higher aims, predicting it will define international law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
League of Nations
Taft
League of Pelitient Education
Carnegie Hall
Railroad wage stabilization aim of federal control
The United States railroad administration plans permanent wage rates for about 2,400 railway workers to persist after cost of living drops. Wages and working conditions standardization, as argued by Carter, would be the most pronounced effect of federal control on railway labor discussed before the academy of political science.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Pee, &—P
United States
United States Railroad Administration
Wls. Carter
Division of Labor
Academy of Political Science
Curter
Captain Moffett Goes to Sea Farewell Note at Great Lakes
In a farewell statement Capt. Moffett praises his officers and crew at Great Lakes Naval Training Station and notes his wife and family will remain in Lake Forest while he serves aboard the U S S Mississippi, described as the newest and finest dreadnought.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Lakes Naval Training Station
Dreadnaught
Mississippi
Moffett
Great Lakes
Fat
Motes
Lake Forest
U.S. S
Women relay speeches for suffrage under Lafayette statue
Eight women members of the National Woman's party spoke in relay relays opposite the White House to press democracy for women's rights. They spoke daily with 35 policemen keeping crowds moving as they plan continuous demonstrations until December 1 when they resume lobbying the senate for suffrage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
National Waran
Lafayette
White House
Senate
U. S. Troops Advance in Germany Under Third Army
General Pershing's communique reports the Third American army advancing into Germany along a general line from Ruppertath to Willenbach, listing towns such as Toos Kemperch Mayen Greimersburg Simmern and others as part of the ongoing movement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Pershing
Vrciy
Germany
Rupperath
Toos
Kemperch
Mayen
Greimersburg
Simmern
Willenbach
Japanese Prince Yorihito Arrives in New York En Route Japan
Prince Yorihito of Wisshi-Pinbin arrives in New York aboard a British cruiser. He will be received by Vice President during his transit through Washington and New York before continuing to Japan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prince Yorihito
England
Japan
New York
Thee
Yorihito
Wisishi-Pinbin
Lure
Washington
AL Washington
Vicw
Miurshall
Aztec Sacrificial Stone Unearthed Near Temple Site
The Sacrificial Stone used for human offerings to Huitzilopochtli was dug up near the Aztec temple site in 1791 and now rests in the Mexican national museum. The disk shaped stone measures about 35 feet across and 2½ feet thick with elaborate relief on its sides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huitzilopochtli
Mexico
Overcoming Obstacles in Old Age Advice by Sir George Reid
Sir George Reid shares a rule for aging well in which he pursues health and happiness. When faced with a barrier he first attempts to knock it over, then to secure ground beneath it, and if those fail he rests in its shade and regards the outcome as a blessing in disguise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sir George Reid
Be Kind and Patient Emphasis in Daily Life
The text stresses special grace in watchful perseverance, kindnesses, and habitual patience at home. It condemns disparaging talk, urges abstinence from sloth, and cautions against undue private self indulgence. It contrasts private virtue with public duty under observation.
Paymaster for the Party in Sunday School Incident
A four year old girl Cecil was told she could carry the pennies to be put into a collection envelope. The class monitor heard her announce in a dignified tone that she would pay the fares, prompting amusement from the teacher and classmates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cecil
Remembered Mother's Answer About Who Made the Trees
A fragment recalls a child asking who made the trees and being told Cad made them. An old man arrives, sees the work, and responds with a puzzled exclamation about God being involved, hinting at a rural tale or regional speech.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry
Cad
Tiana
Street Conference Sparks Quarrel Over Proper Speech
Several boys gathered on the street and argued over language as one boy demanded why a person must talk properly all the time, prompting corrections and a confrontation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie
Birthday Gift From Geralt To Grandmother
A playful scene features Geralt presenting a small gift to his grandmother on her birthday. She responds with a humorous quip about fair treatment, and the lithe chap counters with a lighthearted remark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geralt
Weil
Yirnyself
Nero’s Golden Palace Described in Ancient Rome
The article details Nero’s Golden Palace in ancient Rome. It sat between the Palatine and Quirinal valleys and linked Caesar palaces to Maecenas gardens. Built after the 64 A.D. fire, it featured 2800 foot porticos, an enclosing lake, and a colossal Nero statue in the forecourt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nero
Rome
Palatine
Anquiline
Maecenas
No Time for That and the Frightened Child
Kathryn runs to her mother in tears claiming a dog frightened her. The mother tries to calm her and asks about the dog’s tail while Kathryn sobs that the dog paused to look at his tail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kathryn
Water controls by pedal at wash stand
A pedal operated system admits cold water to a wash stand and another pedal releases hot water. Pressing the second pedal adjusts the flow, and the mechanism combines the two streams to provide warmed water.
Night Operator Uses Vinol To Improve Health
A Springfield testimonial from Charles T. Harder claims Vinol makes him feel better, look better, and sleep better after a run-down period. The ad cites beef and cod liver peptones, iron, manganese peptonates, and glycerophosphates as the building blocks for strength, plus Saxol Salve offered with a money back guarantee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Maus
Vinci
Charles T. Harder
Mer. Herder
Sherman Bros
Notice of Probate Hearing for Amelia M Meade Will
A last will and testament of Amelia M Meade is on file in Wauhinsteen County Iowa District Court. A hearing to probate the will is set for January 6 1910 at 16 o clock a m during the January term 1919, with Clerk J D Glasgow presiding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court
Wauhinsteen County
Iowa
Amelia M. Meade
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South
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Committee OF
Tomer Missions
Carl Little and
Mrl. Joss
Carl D. Little
Mrs
Pew
Foley & Co
Sheffield Ave
Chicago
Til
Lemmon’s Pharmacy Advt
Mrs. McAvoy
Santa Claus
Good Fellows Club
Christias
Washington, Iowa
Gordon Auchincloss
League
WOMEN
U. S
Mikado
Gotham
Fon Laundry
Cook
Ottee
Todd Protecto
Ee For Sale
Block Woop
Call, W. M. Darbyshire. Au
Edison
Act
Green
ILE! Heater
Krtz
C.D. Cooper
Brighton
Towa
Anne
G. W. Wiegman
Effie Porter
China
Will H. Helmick
R. R
J. H. Baird
Toulouse
Forrow
D. H. McLaughlin
Second St
John Hanna
Crawfordsville
D. MH
Miller
Monroe St
Frank Frazier
G. W. Dodder
Bupf Rock Cockerels
E. R. Barthelow
J. E. White
Wellman
David McLaughlin
Duroc Jersey
Immune
Sre
Rerdo
Eldridge
Caner
Joe Knotek
Elso
J. D. Glasgow
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