Profound Change in English Life During War
British life has shifted from weekends of sport to religious observance and wartime discipline. Bishop Huyshe Yeatman-Biggs notes week-end retreats replace pleasures as English society adapts. Cricket and golf are largely abandoned, theatres rely on officers on leave, and public leisure has contracted with the war.
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An advertisement claims liquid argon dissolves dandruff by nightly scalp application. It promises complete removal after four applications and relief from itching, with hair described as fluffy and glossy. The ad notes argon is cheap and available at drug stores.
English Life Shifts Amid War and Religious Awakening
English society has reduced leisure and entertainment due to wartime demands. A spiritual revival is rising, spreading from devout ministers to the broader public, signaling a dawning religious renewal across the nation. Political life now centers on Englishmen rather than Liberal or Conservative labels, with few elections fought and parties aligning by seat. Britain views America as a valuable ally, praising its munitions support and the humane treatment of prisoners, while acknowledging American policy and potential.
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Grands Center Oct 12 In the oath of Haniel Kerr this county loses one of his most distinguished citizens. Very active in county affairs he left a lasting mark on the community. For a year his health failed and his wife died last November. Kerr was born in Ayrshire, Scotland, and was 80 years old. He came with his parents to America as a child.
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Prohibitionist Kerr Longtime Legislator Dies Survives Six
Dr Newton to Speak on Engen as I Saw It at Universalist Church. Kerr, active in politics from 1868, served in congress and legislature, supported prohibition, church member. Six children survive. oblique note of public service and family.
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