Cities MLE: A Day to Play Our Part
The text presents a reflective proclamation about seizing the present moment and fulfilling one’s role in a larger world. It credits David Starr Jordas as a guiding figure or author within the excerpt.
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Newspaper
Big Piney Examiner
Location
Big Piney, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Aug 10, 1916
Page
6
The text presents a reflective proclamation about seizing the present moment and fulfilling one’s role in a larger world. It credits David Starr Jordas as a guiding figure or author within the excerpt.
A compact guide to composing varied salads with lettuce as a backdrop. It lists multiple vegetable pairings including tomatoes onions peppers cucumbers and greens, with French dressing and occasional boosts like nuts pimentos or chives. A closing quote by Henry Van Dyke reflects on parallel inner worlds.
A dated culinary note outlines lobster dishes from canned to fresh. Recipes include Hawaiian Lobster Curry with coconut milk, Lobster a la Bechamel with eggs and cream, Lobster in Poulette with stock and lemon, and Plain Lobster with butter and lemon to finish.
Eastern Democrats frame Charles Evans Hughes as a corporation minded defender of financial interests. They claim he lacks sympathy for ordinary citizens, citing his New York governorship record and policy choices such as the sinking fund, barge canal plans, and payroll increases. Edwin S. Harris outlines attacks to portray Hughes as adroit yet ineffective.
Democratic leaders pledged a vigorous nationwide drive with plans to contest Maine and other states. Homer B Cummings, CT national committeeman and vice chairman, directs the effort while Vance McCormick, newly named NIC chair, denies any retreat from doubtful battlegrounds.
Public furor erupts as Republicans condemn Democrats for including new protective duties on dyestuffs. The piece argues the tariff principle binds Republicans and accuses Democrats of political maneuvering, claiming either action by Democrats feeds partisan ridicule or evokes smarter opposition.
The New York World quotes that Roosevelt is ashamed of the American people since the night of November 5, 112, when election returns began to come in, reflecting a critical view of public sentiment during the ballot counts.
The Progressive Skeptulie faction seeks action by uniting with Democrats to back President Wilson in the upcoming reelection, arguing that only through alliance can goals be achieved.
NY Evening Sun notes a decline in American vessels share of U S imports. In the nine months ending March 2014 the figure was 18 percent, down from 27.7 percent in the same period ending March 2010, per the Department of Commerce.
The lesson urges generous, voluntary offerings as a duty to support Jerusalem and the church. It notes tensions between Jewish and Gentile believers, praises Corinth for zeal, and emphasizes that God blesses generous giving, enabling continual works and thanksgiving.
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