Armenian Nation Appeals to U S for Relief in Armenia
New York reports Edwin Bulkley elected chairman of Near East Relief with urgent plea for aid as famine pestilence and war devastate Armenia and surrounding regions. 205,000 homeless in mountains, 14,000 refugees in Cilicia, near total collapse of life and government across Near East. Near East Relief has sheltered fed and educated orphans and continues fundraising for the Christian population's survival.
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New York
Armenia
Edwin M. Bulkley
Bulkley
Alexander J. Hemphill
Turkey
Palestine
Syria
Mesopotamia
Persia
Spencer Trask & Co
Mr. Bulkley
Ian Armenia
Uust
Kars
Alexandropol
Cersia
Aind
Cilicia
Near East
America
Antion
Ars
Near East Relief
Constess
Seems
CIA
Language of BMesupotanes in Early Reporter English
A fragmented note describes the cecaeaers of a language in Forsitsul Whords and Eneguige Was ex. It references tracing an early peruse word yo cres cent own and a picture from an edition about expiring boys and an evil spirit linked to a body.
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Weises
Forsitsul
Boyes
May Make Your Own Scarf
Guidance on crafting homemade scarves from tubular fabric yarns and fabrics like georgette crepe. Techniques include turning under edges with fringe, applying beads, stamping designs, and tied and dyed patterns using tan base fabrics with dye applied to ends to create parallel stripe effects.
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Gome
New Furs Draw Focus as New York Fashion Warms
Fur sales stay strong in New York as garments move from storage to wear. Short coats and capes in seal and squirrel are common with chokers returning in full force. Higher priced coats feature fur trims and beaver or nutria bands while mirror bindings and shawl collars remain popular.
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New York
Mar
Panels on the Side Frock Feature Unusual Fraturs
A fragmented note describes a fashion piece titled Panels on the Side Frock with hints of new features and a marked emphasis on novelty. The text references a “greattea” and mentions fringe details.
Charity Sermon Affected Local Man In Chicago News
A neighbor lent a dollar to a man described as a pemurious worm side man who attended a charity sermon last Sunday. He kept the borrowed money in his own pocket, prompting local attention reported by Chicago News.
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Chicago News
We Look for the Savior in the Blessed Hope
A religious reflection urges believers to fix on the coming of Christ as the bright, central hope. It contrasts premillennial and postmillennial debates with the simple faith of looking for the Savior and living holy, hopeful lives awaiting transformation at His return.
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Delhi
England
Paul
Christ
Purul
Bey
Lord
Chieno
Jesus
God
Babes
General Leonard Wood Appeals for Near East Relief Funds
Major General Leonard Wood chairman of the Near East Relief Lenten Sacrifice Appeal Committee urges funds to save Armenians from starvation and disease in the Near East. The committee, formed to mobilize American aid, includes Charles V. Vickery as secretary and Cleveland H. Dodge as treasurer.
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Sheridan
Leonard Wood
Sixth Corps
America
Madison Avenue
New York City
Congress
Near East
Wood
Charles ‘V. Vickery
Cleveland EH. Dodge
A Call to Near East Relief and Gospel Invitation
A public appeal led by General Wood’s committee urges support for the Near East Relief to aid Armenian orphans. The message emphasizes human responsibility and divine invitation with quotes like Come unto Me and Whosoever will let him come, urging readers to act this Lent.
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Ann “Ito
Order of the UN
John B. Gough
Hin
Avill
Ain-Wild
First Really Workable Automobile On Display At National Museum
A 1893 Duryea motor wagon, likely the oldest American car, is featured in the National Museum Washington. The odd phaeton carriage has engine at the back and a long steering rod. start requires cranking from the rear. it introduced a differential, spry carburetor, ignition and water cooling ahead of later improvements.
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National Museum
Washington
Charles Duryea
Leday
Duryea
Co Workers With God Unite For Common Good
An editorial urges unity among people sharing ideals to address oppression and poverty. It argues the main obstacle is flawed human conduct and warns against selfishness and greed undermining collective progress.
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God
Trivial Accident Eri Micaster and the Gypsy Moth Fear
The text recalls a past incident blamed on a gypsy moth introduction. French naturalist Trouvelot, living in Malden Massachusetts, reportedly left a box with moth eggs on a windowsill, which hatched. The event traces to 1880s experiments with caterpillars for silk production, causing national concern and fear.
President Endorses Near East Relief Appeal
President Harding endorses Maj. Gen. Leon A. Wood's Near East Relief drive with a call for a nationwide Lenten sacrifice Offering to aid starving Christians. He urges continued private American support and sacrifice, stating relief efforts have borne humane results and wishing success to the movement.
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Washington
Harding
Leonard Wood
Madison Avenue
New York City
Near East
Warren G. Harding
Area of a Triangle by Sides or Altitude
Explains two methods to find a triangle area. One uses base and altitude: area is one half base times altitude. The other uses all three sides with Heron’s formula: compute s as half the perimeter, multiply s with s minus each side, take the square root of the product to get the area.
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Jesus
Be Brave and Stand Fast Against Annoyances
A fragmented line urges boldness and steady resolve against nagging annoyances while maintaining courage and firmness in the face of difficulty. The tone hints at personal resolve and disciplined self control amid provocation.
Had Warning Enough, Port to Magistrate Poem Punchline
A West Norwood man described to the magistrate that he had been knocked down twice by a motorcyclist. The London Punch quipped that he should have given up poetry after the first blow.
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London Punch
Unclear fragment on truth telling and dissent
Fragmentary text shows a stance on truth telling and distrust of an unnamed man. The excerpt lacks identifiable names, places, dates, or organizations to form a complete, reportable item.
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Roosevelt
W. . Taft
Mary Garden
John Grier’ Hibben
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Carrie Chapman Catt
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National Museum At
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