Snake Bite Cult Test Revealed by Hair Pulling Disturbance
In Dodge City Kansas the true Disciples of Christ women known as Hair Pullers faced police amid a disturbance sparked by a speaker Mary Osteen. The group claims faith allows handling venomous snakes. three of four bitten members recovered in Stafford County years ago, while authorities crack down on the practice.
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Three Smith sisters named world champion swimmers in Ramsgate photos
The three Smith sisters Lily and her two siblings are celebrated London’s top water athletes. A photographer captured them bathing and posing by the Ramsgate shore showing their robust forms and athletic poise.
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Red Cross Fund Drives for European Relief and Ship Charters
New York reports indicate a committee chaired by Surgeon General Bralsted aims to charter a hospital ship to deliver medical units to needy ports. Donations for relief fund campaigns are rising with entertainment events and city efforts led by Franca B Reeves of Girard Bank Philadelphia. Three Italian ships carrying about 3000 Americans are slated to sail from Naples on July 18 and 19, with 1000 aboard each vessel, as talks with the U.S. government continue on bringing home tourists.
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League of 1914 Organized in Indianapolis
The League of 1938, an organization of German Americans, was formed in Indianapolis with aims to secure unbiased press coverage of war news and raise funds to aid those traveling in Germany. John P Prenzel, banker, was elected president. charter members include prominent local figures. The group plans broad membership expansion.
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United German Societies to Oversee Fair War News
The United German Societies at Arion Hall plan a vigilance committee to ensure fair war coverage and threaten boycotts against biased papers. Marlin Wiegand will organize district collections for Red Cross pledges and appoint readers to challenge misleading editorials and biased headlines.
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Cure for Senate Oratory By Gin Monsters A Novel Idea
Senator Herry Lane of Oregon floated an oddly fantastical cure for Senate debate after a six hour executive session proposing importation of gin monsters that paralyze vocal cords. Lane, a former doctor, suggested multiple creatures to blunt dissent and enforce adjournment as confirmations of Peters and Vrooman were ordered.
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Americans in Europe Report Safe by State Department Advices
Cable dispatch lists many Americans in Europe with incoming inquiries guiding safety. Names span cities from New York to Madrid, Rome, Paris, London, Nice, and Brussels, including families and individuals such as Miss Botmer Mia Taft and Senator Oliver. The report provides home cities, destinations, and brief whereabouts, reflecting a broad chain of inquiries about safety.
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White House plans busy day for President after Rome trip
President returns to Washington from Rome where he buried Mr. Wilson. He plans to take active charge to aid Americans stranded in Europe and to boost business, meeting with the Federal Reserve Board delegation and shipping interests alongside Georgia businessmen.
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Lucy Stone Birthday Party on Brighton Roof Garden
In honor of Lucy Stone's birthday today, Mrs 68 Tenney, president of the Lucy Stone League, invites all to an evening entertainment on the Brighton roof garden. An attractive program includes cards at each table with a prize, hostesses from local and national groups, and Miss Alice Jenkins in charge of the melting pot. If rain, the drawing room will be used.
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Mrs J Borden Harriman III in London Poisoning Case
A cable from London reports Mrs J Borden Harriman and her husband, war refugees from Pearl, are suffering ptomaine poisoning. Harriman is a member of the Commission on Industrial Relations and among prominent women appointed to a federal post by the President.
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Halts A Lawn Dance Bridge Event At Shoreacres
Charity bridge games were held at Shore Acres the villa of Mr John Henry Hanan with guests including prominent Washington society figures. A professional exhibition was postponed to Saturday and the Casino event followed with dinner parties for Miss Florence Kane and Dorothy Manice of New York and other notable attendees.
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Bernhardt Says French War Aims At Humanity
Paris August 12 Mme Sarah Bernhardt declared the France crisis a holy war fought for humanity and universal peace, saying soldiers die not for a flag but for mankind. She refused to bear arms against barbarians she decried as the world’s long standing plague.
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End of Monarchs Power to Declare War
Sir George Pragned, chair of the Wholesale Textile Association, told a magus meeting of employers that war effects are unpredictable. He said the outcome should render monarchs unable to initiate conflicts, as war ultimately harms prosperity and happiness.
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Sugar and flour prices surge amid war market fears
New York August reports warn sugar may hit fifteen cents a pound as European conflict trims supply. Flour climbs rapidly with standard brands at wholesale 36.40 and likely higher retail. Egg shipments to England begin, while silk mills, cloaks, and garments may see price hikes. Burlap and canning materials face wartime strain. Ocean arrivals include ships from Copenhagen, Southampton, and Havre.
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War Price Probes Move Through House
Congress debates aggressive action on rising food costs as requests mount for investigations into whether excess perishables are hoarded in cold storage. Representative Julius Kahn proposes criminal penalties for price fixing in interstate trade, while other resolutions urge Commerce Secretary Redfield and the Attorney General to pursue prosecutions under antitrust laws.
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Packers Deny War Uplift Of Meat Prices As Hog Slaughter Drops
Armour & Co president J Oyden Armour rejected claims that the war is being used to raise consumer pork prices. He cited lower hog, cattle and sheep slaughter last week compared with prewar levels, noting livestock holders hold back stock seeking wartime prices. He warned that market logistics and buyer access were hindered by war effects and amid consumer pressure prices began to fall.
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Price declines and pork market shifts noted in hog trade
Prices for Koga hogs fell 40 to 50 cents per hundredweight from quotations four hours earlier. Some cases show a drop of up to a dollar since Monday amid threats of a general pork boycott. Demand from butchers eased while hog receipts surged with today’s arrivals at 40,000 head, compared with 0 in last week’s low supply.
Obituary notices and a Treasury silver purchase report
Obituaries for Charles R Gaines aged 44 and Joseph Ynecker detail heart trouble Brights disease and family survivors with burial at Rockville and Glenwood Cemetery. Elizabeth E Davidson, 60, funeral planned at Congressional Cemetery with survivors including George A Davidson and daughters. Treasury reports purchase of 1,175,000 ounces of silver to support mines, smelters, and export decline.
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