Methodist Resolutions At Ded Moines Draw Irish Question Fire
The Ded Moines Methodist conference urged Congress to defeat bills recognizing the Irish republic. Critics say a religious body taking political stands harms the Irish freedom cause and politics should stay out of religion. Reverends Molloy and Murphy oppose the move arguing liberty is essential and war-time ideals.
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Methodist
Ded Moines
Congress
United States
Friends of Irish Freedom
Weteriog
Maurice Murphy
Waterloo
John Molloy
Sacred ‘Yeart Church
Des Moines
Ireland
Castoria
Chas. H. Fletcher
Man Overcomes Stomach Ailments After Remedial Claim
A former patient recounts ten years of stomach pain diagnosed as cancer by doctors. After taking Mayr's Wonderful Remedy, he claims he now sleeps well eats freely and feels fine. The ad promotes the product as simple harmless and money back guaranteed. It lists Wangler Bros Co Hansen and Hansen and local druggists as distributors.
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Mayr
Wangler Bros. Co
Hansen & Hansen
Wilsons War Era Sermon Distorts Allied Unity and Liberty
Fragmentary excerpts from a 1917 address criticize Allied rhetoric, defend American aims as freedom for all peoples, and urge Methodist readers to question Britain’s conduct while declaring the war for democracy. The text laments anti American sentiment and emphasizes self government and universal rights.
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Wilson
Congress
Germany
United States of Americas
Ita
Athens
America
Eulor
Britain
Tuan's Living Status Questioned in Nighttime Ad
A local classified ad raises questions about whether Tuan is alive. The notice seeks verification of Tuan's well being and current residence from readers or authorities.
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Tuan
Independent Meat Company
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Libby Milk
Borden Milk
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van Camp's
Swift
Boc
Basle
van Etta
ENT
Hamburg
Bargain NO. 2
Ocoa
Blackstone
State House
Castile
Americorn
Libby
Packard
Tan
Russia
Stolt Bros
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