General Assembly Closes With Watson Address
Monmouth Illinois june 5 the closing session featured Dr Charles R Watson addressing the international situation and church work along with extensive business items. He described wartime service in Egypt Y M C A and peace conference roles and urged a world Christian alliance under God.
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Monmouth
Charles R. Watson
General Assembly
Cairo
John R. Mott
Board of Foreign Missions of the
Churches of
United States
Canada
Dr. Watson
Peace Commission
Turkey
Watson
America
England
France
Russia
Belgium
Lenine
Germany
Dr. Wilson
Christ
God
McGiNt
Committee On
Church Relations
Whch
Wm. M. Anderson
Dr. Anderson
Presbyterian Committee On Church Union
Philadelphia
Anderson
Associate Reformed Presbyterian Church
Associate ReformedVresbyterian Synod
United Presbyterians
Raitt
Kyle
Southern Surety praises Iowa at Des Moines luncheon
About 100 advisory board members department heads and agents from 24 states attended a luncheon at the Chamberlain hotel in Des Moines praising Iowa for business prospects. President Cobb noted Southern Surety’s strong growth plans to open Iowa agencies and rank among top premium earners. Attorney General Havner highlighted state prosperity citing Liberty bond purchases and War Savings Stamp deposits rising 73 percent.
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Des Moines
Towa
Southern Surety Company
Chamberlain Hotel
CS. Cobb
Southern
St. Louis
Iowa
Cobb
H. M. Havner
Mr. Havner
Hall's Catarrh Medicine Promoted as Constitutional Cure
An old advertisement claims catarrh is caused by constitutional factors and promotes Hall's Catarrh Medicine from F. J. Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio as a blood acting internal remedy. It blames local treatments for past failures and offers a $100 reward for proof of cure.
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Hall
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Ohio
Free remedies aid man after indigestion attack
In 1909 Wm. B. Wisler of Douglassville Pa recalls an indigestion episode. He received a free sample of Chamberlains Tablets by mail and found them helpful. He bought a package and reports no similar attack since. Lemmons Drug Store advertises the remedy.
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Chamberlain
Wm. B. Wisler
Douglassville
Lemmons
Dodges Shell Fire Dies in Iowa Ditch
Paul Harden, 32, a worker at Corn Belt Packing in Dubuque, was killed when a ditch collapse buried him under five feet of earth while repairing a broken pipe. Rescue attempts failed after the earth gave way amid heavy rains. he had just returned from twenty-one months overseas with the Rainbow Division.
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Dubuque
Paul Herden
Corn Belt Packing Company
Rainbow Division
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Mouth, Illinois
McCrory
John McNaugher
McNaughter
R. J. Miller
D. D
J. B. Work
Jesse Johnson
Cleland
T. H. McMichael
J. B. Eichenauer
Pittsburgh
Hugh R. Moffett
Hugh T. Martin
Chicago
Board of Education
Ralph Dpd. Kyle
George &. Raitt
Mr. Wister
India
Sea Island
Morteave
Ashi Faust
CLO Loan Ompany
Chas
H. — ‘K. Painey
Ry GE
Voiles
Batistes
Henderson
Grahams Apt
Viain
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