Y M C A Overseas Service Call Aims For 4000 Recruits
A wartime appeal urges 4000 new Y M C A workers in the United States to join 2500 already in France. The article details roles from club duties and letters to frontline support, plus the need for men of conscience, athletic stamina, and readiness to serve in a vast, evolving War Work Council program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
New York Tribune
General Pershing
Pershing
Western Front
France
Salvation Army
Knights of Columbus
No Man's Land
National War Work Council
Madison Avenue
James A. Whitmore
Mr. Whitmore
Derstand
America
Neef
Herbert L. Pratt
Standard Oil Company
Pratt
Honey Substitutes And Uses From A Corn Syrup Guide
A historical guide outlines using whey with honey for preserves and beverages, suggests beekeeping yields 60 pounds of honey per hive, and details substitutions such as maple or corn syrup. It includes recipes like Whey Honey, Whey Lemonade, Barle Due Currants, and Honey Charlotte Russe. The piece ends with a Browning quotation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toney
Women Leaders Rise in Various Fields Across Nations
The text notes women running England's large veterinary hospital, Newark stores employing women drivers, and Baltimore becoming the first Southern city with women streetcar conductors. It also mentions a meteorological station in Argentina at 4 000 feet and a Michigan inventor’s bottle cream device, alongside reflections on the Grand Canyon’s cultural impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Argentina
New York
Colombia
Baltimore
Newark
N. J
Michigan
Deviled Dishes From Chicken to Crab
Highly seasoned foods called devilled dishes serve as appetizers and meals. The guide describes deviled chicken bones and tripe, deviled ham, veal chops, and other meats or seafood prepared with a paste of salad dressing mustard curry powder and Worcestershire sauce then broiled or fried for tasty dishes.
Not Very Complimentary View Of Ballor Family Preference
A fragmented reminiscence notes MUton's mother asking each family member which view of the Ballor boy they preferred to keep for them. One member refused the ride view, another favored a front in turn car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muton
Ballor
La Paz Bolivia A City Hidden In A Giant Canyon
The Bolivian capital La Paz sits 22 700 feet above sea level in a deep canyon near Sucre. The city, linked by two railroads, blends rugged cliffs with Alameda beauty and Murillo Plaza. Sucre remains legal capital while La Paz hosts government and foreign diplomacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Apaz
Peace
Bolivia
Tiahuanaca
William A. Reid
Bulletin of
The
Pan American Union
Andolan
Bolivian
la Paz de Ayacucho
Lake Titicaca
Amazon
la Paz
el Alto
Sucre
Charcas
la’ Paz
Supreme Court of
Pacific
Sucke
Pearance
Strea
Alonzo de Mendoza
Alameda
Plaza Concordia
Obrajes
Murillo
Muillo
Pedro Domingo Murillo
Noberty
Latin America
Unjual Critiolem Fishing Quip Shows Family Dinner Value
A brief proverb contrasts loafing with bringing home several pounds of fish for the family dinner. A man who can provide food is not a loafer, the dialogue implies. The exchange underscores thrift and responsibility in everyday life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lavater
Also Mentioned on This Page
Red Triangle
Fugi Tung Lune
Mrs. Browning
Grand Canyon
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!