Chicago food trade totals soar as war fosters global supply
Chicago reports place the city at the center of wartime food logistics with more than 40,000,000 tons of cereals shipped since 1915 and over 6,000,000 tons of meat moved from packing houses for foreign consumption. Fats reach 1,800,000 tons. 20,145,000 bushels of potatoes and millions of livestock also shipped.
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Wilsons abroad effort frames postwar peace plans
President Wilson travels through Europe urging a cooperative peace with a League of Nations included in the treaty. Delegates from Britain and France align on many points, though American Republicans push to delay any binding commitment. Germany, Bolshevik forces, and Polish advance shape a volatile, unsettled map as talks proceed.
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Joseph in Egypt and blessings to Pharaoh
Biblical lesson outlines Joseph’s rise in Egypt after revealing himself to his brothers, his guidance to bring Jacob and kin to Goshen, Pharaoh's commands, Jacob’s blessing of Pharaoh, and the future communion of Israel with God. It parallels Christ’s eventual revelation to Jews and the Abrahamic covenant's blessing to nations.
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Binding order against servitude in a noble Christian creed
General Order No 1 declares that every worthy man must resist becoming a slave to others. Quoting Charlea Wagner in the Christian Herald, bondage is portrayed as the ultimate shame and misery for one who acknowledges his noble divine origin.
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From innermost Being in Agnes Edwards' meditation
A compact reflection on how experiences arise from the core self. The speaker argues that what comes to us is not unrelated but grows from our deepest being, linking inner life to outward events.
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