Holy Man with Great Power in Russia
Petrograd July 26. Andrew, Bishop of Ufa, emerges as Russia s latest holy man and reformer. A democrat and ecumenical reformer, he rejects lavish monastic life, preaches to diverse peoples along the Volga, denounces anti Semitism, and calls for an ecumenical council and equalized clerical ranks. He supports Kerensky and criticizes army discipline and fraternization with the enemy.
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Associated Press
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Ufa
Russia
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Volga
East Europe
Plehve
Holy Synod
Sadler
Rasputin
Nicholas
Alexandra
Souzdal Monasters
Petrograd Athos
Ecumenical Council
Universal Brotherhood
Kerensky
S.felus
Rhubarb Leaves Declared Not Fit for Food
Wartime circulars touted rhubarb leaves as edible but the Journal of the American Medical Association warns they contain oxalic acid and can be toxic. The U S department of agriculture issued a housewives warning after reports of deaths from eating rhubarb leaves.
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Courier and Raparter
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Canning Drying For Winter
A 1937 Burpee guide outlines preserving garden bounty to prevent waste. It stresses readiness, simple home tools, and the One Period Cold Pack Method with four rules: select sound fresh produce, sanitize utensils, process for correct times, and seal jars tight. It notes ongoing rain, upcoming heat, and the need to plan for surplus by drying and canning small amounts efficiently.
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Noga
City Physicians Explain Why They Prescribe Nuxated Iron
New York physicians explain the popular organic iron remedy Nuxated Iron as a crucial rebuild for iron deficient blood. Letters from doctors describe improved strength, energy, and digestion, with endorsements from Dr. Ferdinand King and others, plus a money back guarantee and local availability through A Wangler Bros. Co. and Slowers Drug Store.
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Baf
America
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Chicago
Jefferson Park Hospital
Schuster CG. Jaques
St. Elizabeth’s Hospital
Saver
Boston
Chich
Schurler G. Jaques
St. Elizabeth's Hospital
New York City
N. H. Hornstine
Department of Public Health and Charities of
Philadelphia
Department of Public
Europe
Iran
Wangler Bros
Department of Agriculture May Face Issues, Courier Report Says
The Department of Agriculture may encounter problems as officials call at the office of the Courier and Reporter. The brief note hints at forthcoming developments and possible scrutiny of agricultural policy.
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Department of Agriculture
the Courier and Reporter
Turkey Demands Money or Your Life
Cairo dispatch reports a Turkish governor in Palestine threatening deportation and mass reprisals to enforce currency reform notes that paper money must equal cash value. The ultimatum targets local bankers and leaders, with exile or death threatened if hoarding persists. The piece also contrasts bee introductions in the Americas with historic timelines.
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Egypt
Associated Press
Palestine
Palestne
Jemal Pasha
Vilayets
Anatolia
Roumelin
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