Who Shall Receive the Last Kiss in War Time Letters
Readers discuss who should get the soldier's final kiss as he heads to France. Letters advocate mother wife or child, with views from several women, urging reverence for maternal, wifely, and child bonds and noting the soldier’s sacrifice.
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Are You as Old As Your Hands
An advertisement claims La may Creme L Aime softens hands and improves skin. It promises quick results after washing or prior outdoor use, and notes the product is hairless and glycerine free. A La may Face Powder variant is also advertised as pure and long lasting.
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A Prayer for Mothers of Men
Theodosia Garrison evokes Mary’s sorrow and maternal courage in a Christmas meditation. She links mothers of all wanderers to Mary’s grief and prayers, asking divine comfort as worlds and paths pull sons away for war faith or love, and urging peace through Mary’s blessing.
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Sewing Circle Letters Highlighted in Sunday Post
The Sunday Post features several engaging letters to the Sewing Circle drawing readers into community fashion, craft tips, and shared anecdotes from local hobbyists. Readers respond with practical advice and friendly banter.
Birthday of Charles Wesley and his faith journey
This brief notes Charles Wesley born December 18 1708 in Epworth Eling the 18th child of Epworth rector He studied at Oxford where he first spent 12 months in diversions then awoke to seriousness joining the Methodist movement He later served as Georgia secretary to Oglethorpe before dedicating life to hymn writing and preaching dictating hymns to his wife on his deathbed with about 6500 hymns including In Temptation Jesus Lover of My Soul
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Mazola Endorsed For Health Safer Cooking Adviser Says
Mazola can be used repeatedly without tasting foods and helps save butter lard and suet as urged by Food Administrator Hoover. Location: 17 Battery Place.
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The Runaway by Miss Ruby H Martyn
Nancy defies home duty to chase her young nephew Theo who hides aboard a ship bound for a foreign port. She sails after him in a motor boat, frees him from the packing case, and returns with Captain Zac as the voyage proceeds toward home and marriage.
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Steamed Graham Pudding and Cranberry Sauce Recipe Notes
A home recipe card features Steamed Graham Pudding with butter molasses sweet milk graham flour raisins soda and spices, steamed 2 to 3 hours then served with hard sauce or marshmallow cream. Includes Cranberry Sauce method rubbing through a colander and sweetening for a jelly like result from Cora B Margh Greenfield.
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