First Methodist Church Celebrates Debt Free Edifice
First Methodist Episcopal church marked a jubilee on Sunday November 25 as the mortgage was burned symbolizing freedom from indebtedness. Rev J E Johnson Rev R Barr Rev H B Parr and W F Spry spoke on alliance and duty to the world war and the church’s future work. Mrs Margaret Hewitt the sole living charter member received flowers, and C D Becker presented a deed for the property to George B Miller.
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Grace M. E. Church
H.B. Parr
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W. F. Spry
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First Church
M. E
G. R. Bair
M. E. Church
H. D. Parr
First Methodist Church
Frank Cole
France
Homer C. Stuntz
Margaret Hewitt
First Street West
First M. BE. Church
C. D. Becker
George B.miller
Board of Trustees
Becker
Church Society
F. W. Court
Good Fellowship
Harvey J. Hess
George B. Miller
Christmas Kits for the Sammies
A Red Cross worker with a basket of Christmas kits for soldiers overseas. Eight thousand kits have been packed by Washington women, honoring past sacrifices and enriching present life.
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Red Cross
Washington
Midwestern States Exceed War Service Quotas
Washington report shows eight Midwestern states led by Iowa far surpassed regular army quotas by 80,967 recruits against 51,680 expected, while twelve southern states fell about 12,030 short. Nevada Montana Wyoming and others posted large overages. Wisconsin and North Dakota were among western states not meeting targets.
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How Yankees Went to Front in World War I
Paris dispatch recounts an American field team feeding and aiding troops at the front. A Navy Y M C A worker describes 600 loaves, jam, coffee, cheeses, and food lines, plus hardships of march, dugouts, lice, and shelling. The piece highlights Red Triangle efforts and morale impact on French and American troops.
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Jake
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Robert, Speer
Shaw
Old Columbia Center
Trace Disease to Constipation
A midcentury health note warns that disease traces to colon waste from bowel inactivity. It promotes prompt laxatives and endorses Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a gentle remedy, free of charge trial offers included for readers seeking relief from constipation.
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Jaakington
B. Cala
Winites Ronan
German Socialists to Fight Annexation in East
Amsterdam reports Vorwaerts counters Leipsig Volks Zeitung claim of German annexation aims in the east. The Socialist organ says the government’s declarations deny such aims and would force Social Democracy to oppose the government if negotiations with Russia arise. The German people will not wage war to partition Poland or create Austrian control in Courland and Lithuania.
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Amsterdam
Leipsig Volks Zeitung
Vorwaerts
Poland
Austrian
Courland
Lithuania
Harden Allowed To Resume His Paper And Lectures
Amsterdam reports Maximilian Harden has been permitted to republish his newspaper Die Kunst, and will be allowed to continue his lectures after a month’s ban. The approvals reverse prior restrictions and restore his public communications.
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