Women Mobilize Kitchen In War Time Germany
Berlin report shows Crown Princess Cecilie guiding a war effort that shifts women into traditional men’s work. Free cooking and nursing classes, factory aid, and household economy programs empower Hausfrau leadership while trains carry Liebesgaben to soldiers. Trade unions face no quarrel as women fill roles, with Cecilie’s policy tying royal and labor systems to national unity.
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Berlin
Cecilie
Germany
Liebesgaben
Trades Unions
Great Britain
Cecelie
Rich ore from old mine discovered near Allamore
M F Jarrell shipped a carload of rich copper ore from an abandoned Allamore mine found at the site of a Christmas discovery. Skeletons of twenty men were unearthed in the long-abandoned shaft and nearby relics such as knives suggest the Spaniards may have worked the property in early days.
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Allamore
Tex
M. F. Jarrell
Ancient copper mine discovery stirs rush near El Paso
News of an ancient mine near El Paso causes excitement as prospectors swarm the area and stake claims for miles around. Ore shipped to the Smelter at El Paso was surface, with samples showing about $30 copper per ton and notable gold and silver. Jarrell plans extensive operations after debris removal from the shaft.
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Jarrell
el Paso
White School for Indians in White Earth Minn District Created
White School for Indians in White Earth Becker county District No 112 formed to abolish day schools in the village and transfer buildings and equipment to the new district with no discrimination against Indian children. Authorities expect further consolidation of Indian schools under district management, signaling a shift away from agency control.
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White Earth
Minn
Becker County
Indian Affairs
Woks In Tub Of Water Relates Injury Of Ruth Retherford
A fragment describes Alexandria Swaes playing Ruth Retherford who fell into a tub of rising water and injured her arm. The account mentions she slept, left her bed, went to the back porch, and fell from the porch injuring her right arm with a broken bone.
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Alexandria Swaes
Ruth Retherford
Underwood tariff questioned by opponents in May drought analysis
The piece argues the Underwood tariff worsened imports in May 1914, noting a $34,000,000 rise driven by food, coffee, hides, rubber and silk. It cites droughts, free-list items, and Montana politics, while contrasting Republican critique with Democratic tariff policy and tax receipts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Payne-Aldrich
Underwood
Union
Montana
Helena
St. Louis Republic
Chicago Politics Push Prosperity Claim in Mayor Race
A viewpoint voices skepticism of national prosperity and instead cites Chicago Republican claims that local growth stems from Thompson defeating Sweitzer for mayor. The speaker notes uncertainty about the identities of Thompson and Sweitzer while summarizing the political narrative.
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Chicago
Thompson
Sweitzer
Bank Heresy and Trade Prospects Noted
The Globe-Democrat warns of party regularity challenges while the St. Louis Republic reports improved trade prospects for the future after months of doubt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Globe-Democrat
St. Louis Republic
Ark Return and the Lordship Psalm 24
A historical Christian lesson dated B C 1042 recounts David restoring the ark to Jerusalem after an initial mishap and emphasizes reverence for God's presence. It links Obed-edom prosperity to faithful care of the ark, and unfolds Psalm 24 as praise of the Lord of hosts, creator and ruler of all.
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David
Joshua
Obed-edom
Uzziah
Michal
Jerusalem
Abinadab
Obed
Edom
Goct
Christ
Immanuel
God
John
Israel
Jesus
Remarkable case of Mrs Ham Shamrock Mo
A Shamrock Missouri woman reports severe health problems including falling, inflammation, congestion, female weakness, backaches, sleepless nights, fear and dread. After taking Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Blood Purifier she recovers energy, sleeps well, loses hot flashes, and regains family harmony. She credits the remedies with saving her from grave illness or an asylum and invites advice from Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co.
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Shamrock, Mo
Lydia E. Pinkham
Jost Ham
Shamrock
Missouri
Royal Artillery Band noted for fifty year head start
The Royal Artillery Band is highlighted as one of England’s most famous musical ensembles. It predates the Philharmonic by fifty years, dating to 1762, with a tradition of skilled players across string and wind sections and a history of notable bandmasters. A separate moral on the human touch in molding lives is also discussed.
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Cecilie
Mecklenburg-Schwerin
Berlin
Brandenburg Gate
Schwerin
Riviera
Anastasia
Europe
Council of State
Russia
Denmark
Duke of Cumberland
Hanover
Duchess of Brunswick
Max Gould
Paterson
N. J
Board of Health
Queenie
Mr. Gould
Royal Artillery Band
Royal Artillery
Sims Reeves
Woolwich
Philharmonic Society
England
God
Jesus
Cheerful Rogues and Paradoxes in Society
A collection contrasts human nature with a sunny disposition masking shady character. It notes a wife’s reflection on how a husband’s greatness seems to fade after marriage. The piece also reports United States Lutherans raising a fund of 10 million dollars for general church needs.
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United States Auxiliary
Mare Island Navy Yard
California
Crown Princess
Texas
White School For Indians
Bostor Globe
E. O. Sellers
Moody Bible Institute
Ham
J. D. Kellogg
Northrup & Lyman Co., Ltd
Buffalo
N.Y
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