Smiles on Adventists Camp Inspires Mission Giving
Adventist camp at Chautauqua park hosts a day of services with Prof. O. G. Longacre presiding at the 6 o'clock meeting. Donations for missions total $152.21, averaging 21 cents per attendee, as hundreds attend Sabbath school and talks on Haiti. Temperance topics and Union College education discussions highlight the event, with attendees emphasizing faithful support for denominational work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauaana Paris
Longacre
Liberty Mangazing
Priegar
Frank Hayti
United States
Hayti
W. B. Waits
Prof
Legislative Temperance Department
Washington, D. C
Anti- Saloon League
Atlantic City
N. J
Chautaugwy Park
Union College of
Gordon Andrews
Union College
Linrs
Brown
Oak Park Academy
B. A. Wolcott
Educational Department
State
A. BR. Ogden
Union Colleges
Why Suffer With Impure Blood Remedy You Can Rely On
Fragmented ad style copy touts an “effective remedy” for impure blood. It claims swift relief, supports daily meals, and warns against substitutes. It mentions Atlanta and a long history of use, appealing to women and general health concerns.
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Atlanta
Uni
Fragmentary paragraph on church support and education funding
The readable text notes a payment of one tenth of increase for ministry support, an average annual expenditure of 10.40 dollars for support of nutsitious, and a claim that the mine slong is panned chiefly by graduates of the schools.
Americans Warned by Unknown Callers in London
In London on June 6, several American residents reported anonymous telephone warnings to leave the city with their families. Notified were U.S. officials and businessmen including M. Shaler of the American Belgian Relief commission. callers urged staying indoors and even to bathe water in tubs. No embassy warning had been issued, and investigators found no formal request from the ambassador.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Robert P. Skinner
Ameredum
Ono
Tay MM. K. Shaler
Hebe
England
Hevlin
Suffragists Gather for National American Meet in Chicago
Suffragists from across the country arrive in Chicago for the National American Woman's Suffrage Association conference opening tomorrow. Over 200 prominent figures expected as debate centers on national policy for the upcoming congressional campaign. The Skafroth amendment favors nationwide referendum, while the Congressional Union supports Bristow-Munsell to push a constitutional amendment without referendum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
National American Woman's Suffrage Association
Polley
National Association
Congressional Campalen
Skafroth
Sional Union For Woman Suffrage
Bristow-Munsell
Ford Pays Dividend and Expands Capital Stock
Ford Motor announces a dividend of 48 million dollars and lifts authorized capital from 2 million to 100 million, splitting about 48 million among its eight stockholders. The 1913 surplus stood at 28.006 million, with profits estimated around 10 million annually. production rose from 195 cars in 1903 to 1.1 million in 1914.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cressiry
Ford
Two Die in Fire Heroine Saves Two in Claquet Minnesota
In Claquet Minnesota a dwelling fire claimed Mildred and Isabella Kilby aged 6 and 2. Violet Kilby aged 14 acted quickly gathering a baby brother and sister, then carried them to safety on the lawn before returning for the girls where stairs collapsed trapping her briefly. She escaped with severe burns.
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Duluth
Minn
Mildred
Isabella Kilby
Claquet
Violet Kilby
Mil- Bred
Isabelle
Altho
Italians Make Slow Progress in the War Donuts
The Havas News agency reports from Uhiassa Switzerland that Italian forces advance slowly toward southern Trrol with allied authorities urging removal of civilians. Inhabitants of Mori are reportedly forced to move to Innsbrneck amid the Pyroqsions fire as supply lines falter.
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Marie
Havas
Uhiassa
Switzerland
Trrol
Tayedesi
Mori
Innsbrneck
Noyistons
Pan Americans Guests Visit Fort Lewis Leaders
Ft. Lewis June 5 delegates from Pan American financial protection leader Dean and Felix Thy arsenites ih one country tour Indianapolis June 5. McWhitter president of the Pan lived here two days at State bank leader in the guests of the Business Men's league national Prohibition party died at 62 in St. Louis Clearing House.
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Ft. Lewis
Taneamerican
Dean
Serene
Indianapolis
Ind
Felix Thy Arsenites
T. McWhitter
Pan
Ples State Bank
Business Men's League National Prohibition Party
Endangered Armenian Towns Struck by Kurdish Attacks
In Trans Caucasia on June 3 1915 reports say after Van fell Turkish Armenian areas including Bitlis Mush and Diyarbakr faced Kurdish atrocities. Armenian volunteers rally to defend Christians while Diyarbakr residents organize bands. Russians assist refugees in Urumiah, food delivered by American missions. Consulates in Urumiah and Van suffered little during months of fighting.
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Yitlis
Trans
Caucasia
Petrograd
Van
Armenia
Bitlis
Mush
Uiarbekr
Diarbekr
Uramiah
Persian
Urumiah
Vanhave
Police Court Tonight Imposes 30 Day Sentences On Several Prisoners
Police Judge Meyers issued 30 day jail terms to multiple prisoners during an extended police court session. Four pled guilty to begging and received the maximum under city ordinances. Hattie Edwards, 24, pleaded guilty to indecent behavior and will serve 30 days, with time allowed to arrange custody for her 10 year old son. She was released without bonds and returns Tuesday morning. Lee Steve Phillinoff was fined 35 dollars earlier for throwing a stone and was found guilty of attempting to coerce a Russian girl to drink whisky and making threats against other teachers of the same family, receiving 30 days in jail. Cyse. Rewlah Gorden, colored, charged with indecent behavior, pleaded not guilty, claiming she intended to leave for Des Moines to care for her ailing mother. case continued to evening. Curler Shields, not guilty to indecent behavior, case continued to Monday morning after partial evidence heard.
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Meyers
Hattie Hdwards
Lee Steve Phillinoff
Cyse
Rewlah Gorden
Igsty
Des Moines
Curler Shields
Shields
Atlantic Fleet Not to Go West
President Wilson and Secretary Daniels agree it would be unwise to move the Atlantic fleet through the Panama Canal in July as planned an announcement may follow. Governor Goethals reports the Gaillard Cut slides condition is very indefinite.
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Washington, D. C
Jme B
Presdent Wilson
Daniels
Panama Canal
Goethals
Gaillard
Minister Resumes Chautauqua Work in Durand Area
Pastor Brown of St. Pauls Methodist church will resume chautauqua platform work Tuesday with a lecture on The Economic Value of Migelons for the Redpath bureau. He has ninety three engagements and will tour three months through North and South Dakota Minnesota Iowa and Missouri. During his absence Henry W Ward from Clark College Toledo will fill the pulpit.
Pythian Sisters Respond to Call Rally
Watertown reports a local gathering of Pythian Sisters, with limited readable details. A motorcycle incident on June 7 near Washburn left rider Victor Youngboint slightly injured after his bike unseated him. he was stunned briefly but not seriously hurt.
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Washburn
Spomal
Victor Youngboint
Reverend Clapp Drives Baptist Efforts in Iowa
Reverend W. L. Clapp, busy with San Francisco Baptist convention plans, leads layman missionary efforts in Davenport and Des Moines. He inspires budget canvasses, assists with church services, and promotes a statewide fundraising drive to support Cedar Rapids, Des Moines, and Iowa City congregations. A Des Moines meeting aimed to mobilize ninety workers among 940 members to fund the coming year, featuring a parody hymn about boosting church contributions.
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W. L. Clapp
San Francisco
Davenport
Des Moines
First Baptist
Iowa City
Cedar Rapiis
Clapy
First Baptist Church of
Mr. Clapp
Ackerman Said to Admit Guilt in City Case
The article exposes alleged shyster lawyers filing damage suits against public utilities and notes that big city methods may appear in Waterloo. It discusses the Waterloo Cedar Falls & Northern railway, the Cass brothers, and the impact of street car systems on the city’s growth, arguing for the necessity of perjury-free testimony in the Scribner case and others.
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Waterloo, Cedar Falls & Northern Railway
Waterloo
Rban
Cass Brothers
Ackerman
Scribner
Kaiser William Visits Austrians Amid Przemysl Win
Emperor William arrived at the Austrian army headquarters to join Archduke Frederick in celebrating the Archduke's birthday and the fall of Przemysl. He was greeted by wildly enthusiastic crowds and spoke vigorously during a luncheon remark.
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Berlin
London
Emperor William
Archduke Frederick
Przemysl
William
Compulsory Military Service Talk Backed by General Carter
Secretary Garrison finds Major General Carter's advocacy of compulsory military education perfectly proper. The remarks were made before the Hawaiian legislature and followed a War Department investigation showing Carter spoke at a request and in response to questions.
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Washington, D. C
Jones
Garrison
Carter
War Department
College baseball results from scattered venues
College baseball scores show Maine beating Chinese of Ta wail 8 to 3 in Qrano Me-Chinese game, Notre Dame edging Michigan 4 to 2 in Ann Arbor, Purdue defeating Chicago 2 to 1 in Lafayette Indiana, Knox—Monmouth 4 to 11 in Galesburg, and Upper Town University 2 to 0 over St Josephs College in Dubuque.
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Qrano
Tawail
University of Maine
Ann Arbor
Notre Dame
Michigan
Lafayette
Ind
Chicago
Purdue
Galesburg
Knoxx
Monmouth
Dubuque
Upper Town
Waterloo Doctor Promises Cure Through Naprapathy
Waterloo residents flock to Dr. O Bruce Galloway for Naprapathy treatments claiming relief from chronic illnesses deemed incurable by conventional medicine. He cites nerve pinching from spinal ligaments as the root cause and reports rapid improvements in rheumatic conditions, goitre, neuralgia, gall bladder issues, and kidney troubles with free examinations and testimonials from local patients.
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Bright
Galloway
Waterloo
Cured of Goitre Mrs Hal Flickinger Advert
Mrs Hal Flickinger of Hudson Iowa writes that after six weeks of treatment by Dr Galloway in Waterloo she recovered from internal goitre with relief from choking spells headaches and nervousness. She praises the doctor and says he achieves similar results with chronic diseases and invites inquiries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Galloway
Evans
Chicago
Hal Flickinger
Bruce Galloway
Naprapath
Respecttuik
Child Inhales Finishing Nail At Home Incident
A boy inhaled a finishing nail while at home and later doctors traced it through to a lung using X rays. The nail lay lodged in one lung and threatened death within hours, prompting urgent medical intervention at St Francia hospital.
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Martin Hoffmister
Pbs
St. Francia Hospital
Recovery Promising For Small Patient After Cal Operation
The cal operation was speedily performed and today the little fellow shows every indication of making a complete recovery.
French Build Mother Ship for Submarine
A French task steamer arrived in New York from Bordeaux. It is fitted with open bows allowing a submarine to enter its interior. When the sub is in place the bows close and the ship can sail to discharge the submarine at distant points. This vessel is the first of its kind.
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New York
Bordeaux
Thrae
Hungary to form coalition cabinet in near future
London dispatch quotes Vienna via Amsterdam saying a cabinet coalition is practically certain in Hungary. Some opposition ministers are to receive leading posts as part of the arrangement. An advertisement notes driving accidents and urges Habily insurance from W. W. Wyant with favorable pricing. The Evening Burtar and Reporter is widely read in Waterloo homes.
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London
Exchange Telegraph Company
Vienna
Amsterdam
Hungary
W. W. Wyant
Burtar
Waterloo
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