Mothers Ready 10 Curb Bolshevism
War mothers across the United States plan to strengthen and perfect the National American War Mothers organization as it meets in Washington from September 29 to October 2. National headquarters are in Indianapolis with Mrs. Alice French as president. The group aims to curb unrest and will discuss this issue at the meeting.
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Associated Press
Indianapolis
Ind
United States
National American War Mothers’ Organization
Washimotom
Army
Navy
Marine Service
Alice French
France Takes Action Against Boric Acid Food Picklers
Proceedings are being instituted in France against boric acid food picklers. It is claimed that yolk of eggs, literally pickled in boric acid, are being offered for sale in many markets while butchers are employing borates to retard putrefaction of their wares.
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Associated Press
Paris
France
Old Glory Floats In Irish Harbors
In Belfast harbor the American ship Lakeside floated Old Glory for the first time in many years signaling renewed U S interests in the Irish trade. The vessel carries a cargo Belfast desires and marks the start of nightly sailings between New York and Belfast.
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Associated Press
Belfast
Ireland
Old Glory
New York
Paris to Host International Exposition of Decorative Arts
Paris will again become an exposition town in 1922 as the minister of commerce issues a decree organizing an International Exposition of Decorative Arts to be held during the summer.
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Associated Press
Paris
Expert shoppers widen clientele in postwar London trade
London Aug 27 professional shopppers bloom as war costs rise. A dress expert reports she now serves many women long distances, charging a commission cheaper than railway fares and errors from visiting unsuitable shops.
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Associated Press
London
Citizens Seek Return of Utensils for Soldiers Benefit
Victory celebration chairman Fultz urges residents with canning jars or other home utensils used to feed soldiers to return them through the Chamber of Commerce so owners may reclaim them. E Miller Streit sold his North Braddock street property to F A Krebs, once part of Coronell Moore tract and known as Stonewall Jackson's headquarters, via W L Fultz. Miss Ordelia Fries of Washington has visited Mr and Mrs M S Glaize and returned home.
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Fultz
Chamber of Commerce
E. Miller Streit
North Braddock Street
F. A. Krebs
Coronel Moore Tract
Stonewall Jackson
W. L. Fultz
Ordelia Fries
Washington
Lacy Finds Autos Booming in Ohio Outreach
In a letter home J Horace Lacy Jr formerly of this city reports good demand for trucks in Washington Court House Ohio. He notes his company has sold over 75 tractors locally this year and mentions his father and mother Rev Dr and Mrs J H Lacy of the city are his relatives.
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J. Horace Lacy, Jr
Washington Court House
Ohio
Lacy
J. H. Lacy
Errors Corrected In Pastor's Report
George W. Stover requests a correction to a church report printed in The Star. He notes that visits should read 3 258 instead of 258 and marriages 133 instead of 13 and juniors 40 instead of 26.
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George W. Stover
Reverend Carter to Preach at Mount Carmel Baptist
Rev John Carter of Columbus Ohio will preach at 839 p m Sunday at Mount Carmel Baptist Church where his father Rev George Carter once preached There will be no Sunday morning service Mrs J W Sampsell has returned to Washington after visiting relatives in the city Mrs A R Farrar of Washington is staying with Mrs S Logan Owens on Fairmont Avenue Mrs G M Allen of Caryopolis Pa and Miss J illie Birmingham of Pittsburgh Pa left for home after visiting Mr and Mrs W T Birmingham on West Water Street
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Akron
Ohio
Lydia E. Pinkham
S. A. Friedlander
Elmore St
John Carter
Columbus, O
Mount Carmel Baptist Church
George Carter
J. W. Sampsell
Washington
A. R. Farrar
S. Logan Owens
Fairmont Avenue
G. M. Allen
Caryopolis
J.illie Birmingham
Pittsbtreh
W. T. Birmingham
West Water Street
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Lydia E Pinkham
Sioux City
Iowa
W. W. Northrup
Fourth Street
Mr. Northrup
Carson Safety
Ford
Carson Manufacturing Corp
S. St. St. Richmond, VA
Mothers Ready
Curb Bolshevism
Garber Mfg. CO
Piccadilly and
Kent Sts
Fall Ope
H. K. Green & Bro
Lowell
DR. Fahrney
Hagerstown, MD
Editor
The
Star
Rev. Carter
Moling & Seal
Home Fire Insurance Company, H. R. Bryarly & Bro. Rouss Avenue
Winchester
E. W. Speed, Secy
Roanoke
Rir
Iymene
Union Lumber -Mfg. CO
Cumberland, Md
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