Lessons From Pauls Missionary Journeys
An overview of Pauls labors from AD 50 to 57, linking his travels to modern city names and the churches he founded in Philippi, Thessalonica, Athens, and Corinth. It highlights his continual use of Scripture, steadfast preaching of Christ crucified, and themes of love, giving, humility, and bold missionary work amid opposition.
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Paul
Europe
Christ
Jesus Christ
Jesus
Philipp
Thessalonica
Saloniki
Macedonia
Ome
Athens
Greece
Marshill
Corinth
Rome
Jerusalem
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Protests Grow Over Fryatt Execution and Cavell Death
The British reaction mounts after the German execution of Captain Fryatt and the killing of Miss Cavell. Since then, many shells have been fired inscribed in protest, including the one pictured.
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Captain Fryatt
Miss Cavell
Deep Breathing and Health Advice for Teens
The article extols daily deep breathing for health and beauty warning that many avoid clean air. It urges twenty long breaths morning and night to improve looks and suggests washing the lungs with pure air for students under study and care.
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Amerentha
Olggerdy
Old-Time Quilting Industry Revived in Rye
In Rye New York a cottage factory known as the quilting bee in Attle Cottage produces quilts and coverlets. About twenty women and girls work eight hours daily under a wage regulation to revive the art once made by their great grandmothers. The business started three years ago and was incorporated last year becoming self supporting.
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Attle Cottage
Rye
N. Y
Take a Sane Vacation by W H Sullivan
Cleveland writer W H Sullivan argues a two week railroad vacation should be balanced not passive. He urges outdoors activity and self discipline to gain energy, avoid over or underdoing, and recharge through natural living.
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W. H. Sullivan
Cleveland
Progressive Split Dooms Hope of Republican Reunion
The article argues that most Progressives will not rejoin the Republican Party, despite leaders’ hopes. It notes Parker’s doubt and loyalty among some 1912 Roosevelt voters who joined Hughes, while New York’s 890,000 Progressive votes show likely support for Democratic candidates. A united GOP is portrayed as a dream.
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Roosevelt
Progressive Party
John M. Parker
Republican Party
Hughes
Bossism
Willcox
New York State
Mr. Hughes
Voracious and Vindictive in Foreign Policy
A New York World editorial criticizes President Wilson for his approach to Mexico and the use of the army and navy, describing an alliance of predatory wealth unscrupulousness and jingoism. It contrasts Wilson with Mr Hughes and comments on Wall Street reactionaries and Kaiser Wilhelm in harsh terms.
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Wilson
Mexico
Wall Street
Hughes
New York World
Beginning Inquiry Into Government Across Parties
A Mr Hughes urges Lt to start at home by investigating government for about six months. He suggests first examining the Republican party its leaders aims and alliances to keep Hughes busy until election day.
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Mr. Hughes
Republican Party
Republican Critique on Navy Policy and Daniels Credit
The writer blames Secretary Daniels alone for the failure to grow navy personnel in 114 operations and argues Daniels deserves full credit for the new navy program. He contends Congress no longer sets military appropriations, claiming the administration dictates funding through secretaries, challenging constitutional norms.
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Augustus
Gardner
Daniels
Congress
Weakness in Reasoning in Hughes Campaign Analysis
The piece argues that New York employment conditions mirror regional reports with high demand for labor and shortages of skilled machinists. It contends Hughes overgeneralizes from prewar unemployment figures linked to tariffs to claim a lasting prosperity, while noting recent Allied setbacks and Kut-el-Amara surrender as misused evidence.
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New York
Public Employment
Public Employment Bureau
Willines
Hughes
New York City
Suez Canal
Townshend
Kut-el-Amara
Hughes Not Real Leader Echoes in Democratic Drift
The New York World criticizes Hughes for betraying past leadership as a 100 percent judge and party figure. It laments the loss of wise political guidance and questions his pivot to pure candidacy over principle.
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Hughes
Republican Party
Wilson
Democratic Party
Slughes
United States
B Hughes
New York World
Republicans Critique Hughes Over President Role
Atlanta Journal critique argues GOP doubts about what Hughes would have done if president. The piece accuses Republicans of vague claims and lacking specifics, comparing their bravado to a slacker criticizing those at the front.
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Hughes
Wien
Atlanta Journal
Preparedness argument strengthens national defense stance
The article argues for increased preparedness as essential for defending national interests. It claims abundant funds and broad public support while countering pacifist fears of militarism and profiteering by munitions makers.
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Washington Stag
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National Consumers League
Helen L. Sumner
Julia C. Lathrop
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Labor
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Western Front
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America
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