There’ll Be A Weepin’ And Wailin And Gnashin’ Of Teeth
A fragment from a historical voice records two women discussing end times and a bond cashing plan as a prophetess forecasts doom two weeks hence. They joke about heaven, hell, and the world’s end while referencing war and financial fears.
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Panama Canal
Slips
Murman Coast and Murmansk Reach Through War Time
The Murman coast in Russian Lapland near the Gulf of Murman Drills toward Arctic access with ice free harbor at Kola and a railway to Petrograd. Ekaterina harbor at Alexandrovsk becomes naval depot. Murmansk grows from a fishing hamlet to a 6000 population hub under allied food aid.
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Murman
Germany
Finland
Lapland
Iola Peninsula
Norway
Jorman
Russia
Gulf of Kola
Gulf of Murman
Moscow
Metrofan
St. Tryphon
Petchenga
Archangel
Alexandrovek
Ekaterina
Petrograd
Baltic
Black Sea
Kola
Gulf
Romanov
Murmansk
Ords
Alexandrovsk
Arctic Ocean
Tuloma
National Geographic Society
Arctic Circle
Great White Sea
Russian Lapland
White Sea
State of
New York
Boy's Sense of Chivalry Lets Him Accept Firing
A Washington wartime tale follows a young boy who takes a summer job at a wartime bureau. When letters go missing and a colleague is suspected, he is dismissed after he calmly explains he chose duty over accusations. His father remains proud of his son's quiet integrity.
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Washington
Uncle Sam
Wounded Soldiers urged for help not sympathy at Walter Reed
Major Baldwin of the educational service warns against over sympathy for convalescent soldiers returning from France. He notes visitors should be restrained as veterans adapt to disability and aims to reintegrate them into society. Walter Reed hospital reconstruction grows into a training center with four workshops, a two story school, and 700 men in 830 courses.
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France
Major Baldwin
Educational Service
Walter Reed Hospital
War on Flies and Mosquitoes Succeeds at Humphreys Camp
A spring campaign in the Humphreys camp, led by Lieut E H Gibson with 150 soldiers, reduced flies from a July 2 catch of 128000 to one fourth by August 30. Maj I W Brewer reports about 10700 flies per quart, with 12 quarts July 2, 4 quarts August 12, and 3.5 quarts August 30.
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E. H. Gibson
Department of Agriculture
I W. Brewer
United States
Humphreys
Chives W. Katz
Rural England Superstitions on Cures and Charms
The article notes enduring belief in herbs and charms in rural England. Cheshire residents cite hedgehogs for epilepsy and cautions about finger use and a child's nails. For whooping cough a hair lock placed in a mountain ash hole is said to cure in three days. Lincolnshire remedies involve a sunrise ritual with a self-used carving knife and ant hill breathing.
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England
Cheshire
Lincolnshire
IRS Reports Record Tax Revenue For Fiscal Year
Internal Revenue indicates receipts exceed 83.509 billion dollars including income and excess profits taxes. The total surpasses previous estimates by over 100 million and exceeds earlier projections by about 200 million.
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Thia
Eptimates
Fashioning War Time Garments From Animal Skins
A 1918 fashion feature discusses wartime trends using animal hides and rough textures in fabrics. It notes Paris openings introducing shaggy materials, questions about suitability, and the shift from smooth to rough fabrics with new terms like Lioncesu Orang-outang and Volson d'Or. It cites consumer caution and economy amid rationing, with emphasis on practicality for American usage and maintaining style.
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Paris
Caesar
Jenny
Mme, Paquin
Spain
Morocco
aoCigre
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