War Savings and Thrift Stamps Boost Money Box Lessons
The article argues money boxes teach thrift but only War Savings Stamps actively grow money. It notes 4.5 percent half yearly compound growth when investing, compares to a money box earning nothing, and promotes War Savings Societies in Montana and British Columbia with quotas and regional organization details as well as a salary increase for Clerk Mcfarlane of Maple Ridge.
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War Savings Sociaties
British Columbia
Montana
Lemon juice skin whitening recipe advertised to the public
A vintage advertisement urges girls to whiten skin using lemon juice mixed with orchard white in a bottle to create a lemon skin whitener. It claims the homemade lotion will reduce tan and roughness and soften facial skin with daily use.
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Hia
India Rajah's Bride: A Royal Wedding Procession Described
The girl, raised by Catholic nuns, is about twenty and marries the rajah of a Central Provinces kingdom. A grand procession features elephants, silver and gold howdahs, gas-lit images, and dancers. The couple will wed at 5:26 am. they may not see each other until after the ceremony. The bride remains veiled in gold cloth, and her family’s role highlights arranged marriages under British oversight.
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Jah
Dia
Nis
Brothers of the Rance
Starling
Inia
India
Nerajah
Alephant
Vieagpanaim
Wallaiu
Town Palace
Ned
Kouty
Marrus
Arrivbere
Waltain
Newspaper Subscription Rates Ad in The Saturday Evening Post
An ad offers The Saturday Evening Post at less than five cents per issue and $2.00 per year, and The Country Gentleman at about four cents per issue and $1.75 per year, with postage included. Address appears as A. Fr. Dorals at 632 Broadway West, Vancouver.
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Saturday Evening Post
The
Country Gentleman
Loyalty hospital ship narrative from 1915 era
A historical account of the hospital ship Loyalty formerly Empress of India. It covers its origin as a royal gift in 1900, conversion under Maharajah of Gwalior, service on the Pacific, and four years as a hospital ship during WWI. The vessel carried thousands of patients and was crewed by a mix of medical officers, nurses, and soldiers.
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Bombay
Maharajah of
Gwalior
Bhopal
Begum Sahiba
Innia
Wmgress of
Idla
Naval Construction A) Armaments Company
Barrow-in- Purness
Canadian Pacific Railway
Pacific Ocean Trades
Ulster Shine
Idi Press
China
Empresa
Japan
Pacific
Hong Kong
Vancouver
Laus
Loyalty
India
King George
Prince of Wales
Mpress of
Empress of India
Ose
Canadian Pacific Railway Company
Royal India Marine
Jung
Lonton
Hombay
Wiellogdan
Karachi
England
M. S
Hospital ship Loyalty in WWI rescue feats and India aid
The Indian hospital ship Loyalty, funded largely by Maharajah of Gwalior and other states, cost about 600000 dollars to buy and fit. Over four years upkeep neared 1.8 million dollars. It aided vessels near Alexandria and Malta, rescued crew of Ben Vorletti after shelling, aided 99 percent of a transport, towed and rescued survivors, and provided water and provisions in Indian waters while observing Geneva Red Cross rules.
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Government of
Sev
Ben Vorileti
Usha
Alexandria
Malta
Madras
Mombay
Bombay
India
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Clerk Mcfarlane
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Letra Prom India
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