Church pacifists into line for worthy work
The war has shifted religious leaders away from pacifist stances and toward active service. Quakers mobilize for national service and aid, while Lutherans reaffirm Christian ideals amid wartime strain. Across denominations, pacifists join Red Cross and relief efforts, promoting tolerance and a broader moral revival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Germany
Congress
Yale Club
New York City
Presbyterian
The
Christian Work
John Kelman
Edinburgh
Federal Council of Churches
Frederick Lynch
Church Peace Union
Society of Friends
Penn
Friends
Fellowship of Reconciliation
America
Luther
Lord Jesus Christ
Religious Rambler
Flood of new charters and rising capital attract investors
A 1917 Investors Public Service column explains 600 million dollars moved into new corporations since January with April totals near 440 million. It notes oil gas shipbuilding and chemical firms form the core while warning readers to avoid wildcat schemes and invest cautiously with sound backing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward N. Hurley
Federal Trade Commission
What has become of the Kansas Rural Credit Association
After two years of business the Kansas Rural Credit Association has been wound up. Investors are receiving about 30 percent of their investment. An official states that investors were misled by inordinate promises from stock sellers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas Rural Credit Association
The Iron Man Arrives in Wilmington With Free Samples
A traveling promoter known as The Iron Man appears in Wilmington promising health benefits from Nux-Irop and Paw-Paw. He claims digestion relief, increased appetite, stronger blood, and nerve rest, and plans a Saturday grand opening at Elvington Dependable Drug Stores to showcase his remedies.
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Wilmington
Doegr
Norfolk
Richmond
Narlotte
North
South Carolina
Elvington
Iron Man
Mortgage Sale by Andrew Boney Mortgage to Samuel Blossom
Mortgage sale notice for Kis property in New Hanover County to be sold at public auction at the Wilming ton courthouse on June 9 1917 at noon. Describes parcel along the Wilmington and Weldon railroad about 500 yards south of Castle Hayne depot. J D Bellamy & Son attorney for mortgagee. May 9 1917.
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Andrew Boney
Lour Boney
Samuel Blossom
New Hanover County
Court House
Wilmington
N. C
Wilmington and
Dixon Kermon firm dissolved in Wilmington NC
The co partnership under Dixon & Kermon dissolved by mutual consent in Wilmington North Carolina. Mr BD Dixon bought R M Hermon’s interest and assumes all debts. Creditors to present claims to E C Dixon and all sums to be paid to B C Dixon who is authorized to receive and issue receipts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dixon & Kermon
Wilmington
North Carolina
BD Dixon
R. M. Mon
E. C. Dixon
B. C. Dixon
Ermon
BE. C. Dixon
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Hague
Caucasus
American Committee For American & Syrian Relief
Public Service
Inquirer
New Haven Road
O. M
New York, New Haven,& Hartford
Southern Pacific
W. A
Investors Public Service, Inc
J. B. McCabe & CO
Certified Public Accountants
Murchison Bank
Wilmingfon
WAR Bond Club
the Peoples Savings Bank
Amises
Wilmington, N
Winter Park
Wrightsville
Wrightsville Beach
Westsbound
Leaverighteville
Front and
Princes Streets
Beach
Wildington
Btatien We
Ninth and
Orange Streets
Neti Center
Mater Park
Peewee
Euewe
Wee
Atlantic Coast Line
the Standard Railroad of
South
Goldsboro
Florence
Columbia
Pullman
Willgington
Jacksonville
New Bern
Performars
Fayetteville, Sanford and
Mt. Airy
Peice
Augusta
Atlanta
Charleston
Savannah
Wilming
PF. M
Bayetteville, and
Richmotd
Washington
New Noree Ulman
New York
J. Craig
T. C. White
Wifmington, N. C
Eer
Grace Legwin Printing Company
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