Opium Reform and Christian Impact in China
Missionary J. V. Latimer told Baptist Church listeners of China's anti opium crackdown, education expansion, and religious freedom following recent reform. He described opium den closures, anti opium societies, and a shift toward Christian leadership in government and public schools.
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J. V. Lattimer
China
Baptist Church
Latier
Mr. Latimer
England
Kong
Asia
Latimer
Christiaan
Canton
Russia
Free MI O Na indigestion remedy sample offer
Send name and address to Booths MI O NA Buffalo NY to receive a sample of MI O NA Stomach Tablets. The ad claims relief for indigestion dyspepsia gastritis and catarrh of the stomach with a refund promise if dissatisfied. Also promotes relief for dizziness biliousness headaches nervousness sleeplessness from upset stomach at 50 cents a box.
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Booth
Buffalo
N. Y
America
Lemmon's
Mrs. L. C. Sitler Dies in Washington Widow Known for Arts
Mrs. L. C. Sitler, renowned Washington woman, died Saturday at 4 25 pm after years of illness. A devoted member of United Presbyterian Church she was a gifted painter embroiderer and wood worker. Funeral at her North Iowa avenue home with interment in the city cemetery. Survived by brothers Charles and James Glover and other relatives.
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L. C. Sitler
Washington
North
Iowa Avenue
W. O. Fisher
D. I. Coon
United Presbyterian Church
First
Sitter
Pittsburgh
James
Isabella Thompson Glover
Ireland
Charles Glover
Oskaloosa
James Glover
Keota
Pennsylvania
Howard
Sitler
Howard Sitler
D. W. White
Charles F. Glover
Kate Glover
F H. Glover
Luxuries Sacrificed First Matron Declares Struggle
In a Cleveland Plain Dealer note a first matron says the cost of living hides luxuries while a second matron adds they have given up bridge. The brief quotes reflect household belt tightening during hard times.
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Cleveland Plain Dealer
Baseball Results Across Leagues and Scores
Baseball scores and standings from the American League National League and minor leagues include Chicago beating Washington in two games St Louis topping Philadelphia, Kansas City and Milwaukee wins in the American Association and Western League results with multiple postponed games due to rain.
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Boston
Detroit Wash
Cleveland
Philel
American Association
Milaukee
Toledo
St. Paula City
Ind
Denver
Sioux City
Omaha
Wichita
Joe I
Lincoln D. Maines
Topeka
Columbus
Louisville
Chicago
Washington
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Ar. Louis
Kanéea City
St. Paul
Kanaak City
Indianapolis
Milwaukee
Minneapolis
Toledo-Columbus
St. Joe
Des Moines
Iebita
Chita
Opeka
Lincoln
Burlington Men to Be Entertained on Train Stop
A Burlington boosters train arrives in Washington tomorrow at 8 45 am for a one hour layover. About sixty business men and Fischer's band will tour southeastern Iowa northern Missouri and eastern Illinois promoting Burlington goods. A Commercial club meeting will organize welcome preparations and transportation.
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Burlington’ Boosters
Washington
Burlington
Brighton
Rock Island
Fischer
Iowa
Missouri
Illinois
Commercial Club
Interest Shown in County Farmers Short Course
The first meeting of the year in the supervisors' room at the courthouse generated strong interest in the upcoming farmers short course. President J S Wilson presided, General Manager Brookhart pledged effort, and plans included ticket sales, premium lists, and multiple evening programs in Graham.
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Court House
J. S. Wilson
Brookhart
Graham
Rally Day Service at Second Church
The Second United Presbyterian church held its annual Sabbath school rally day service with large attendance. Don Sherman led the program with special music and talks on Sabbath school themes. A new adult class was formed taught by Schuyler Livingston, aiming for strong enrollment. Rev. W. R. Sawhill preached on Sabbath school.
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Second United Presbyterian Church
Don Sherman
Schuyler Livingston
W. R. Sawhill
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Promises Relief
Describes how women suffer from irregularities and pains and to seek Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound to address root causes. Claims the product has safeguarded women's health for nearly forty years and is widely sold by druggists.
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Lydia
Pinkham
A. A. Smith praises Foley Kidney Pills in letter
Bridgeton Indiana resident A A Smith, age 80, who suffered kidney trouble and rheumatism for years, says the pills improved his condition immediately and he now feels free of rheumatism. He notes better sleep and increased strength and hopes others may benefit, with Lemmon's Pharmacy listed as the source.
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A. A. Smith
Bridgeton
Ind
Lemmon’s Pharmacy
Want Ad in the Journal Promises Quick Results
Readable item notes a Journal classified ad promising fast outcomes for readers seeking services or opportunities. The brief text implies high reach and timely responses, urging interested parties to act.
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J. V. Latimer
SION
Second Church
SAB
Bath
SHOLY
Atchison & Finney’s
Neid
Frank R. Sage
la Salle
See Gas Co
Olbet