Wilson Flag Day Address Declares World War For Freedom
President Wilson frames the war as a people's fight for freedom and self government. He condemns German military masters for aggression while affirming the United States must stand against tyranny and defend the flag and allied nations.
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Domestic scentist offers new kitchen chair invention
Dear editor this tale recounts Togo the domestic servant detailing a plan to prevent her employers from sleeping in their prized Mawruss Chair. After a comic chain of mishaps she unveils an invention to keep the husband awake and the household calm.
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Chris Columbus
America
J. B. Cluck
Canton
Togo
Cluck
Hon
Keyhole
Mawruss
Mr. Cluck
Mister Glump
Hon. Cluck
Renay
Castor
Hippo
Mister
Soul Cast Down and Hope in God
A devotional piece counsels readers that even moral heroes struggle with melancholy and that spiritual weariness can be weathered by continuing effort aligned with right. It emphasizes physical factors like air and routine, plus leaning on God for steady strength and rest.
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Frank M. Goodchild
New York City
Our Help Is From Above and Mercy at Calvary
The passage urges humility before Christ and acceptance of mercy through Calvary. It contrasts human self justification with divine justice, claiming mercy comes from God’s mercy rather than personal effort. It affirms that forgiveness arrives when facing sin and weakness and recognizing a greater power guiding righteousness.
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You
Christ
Gyllilean
Wallace Herpert Blake
The Man of Faith and the Stars in Leadership
A reflection on a leader who follows the stars over the current and seeks guidance from the heavens when others use belief for practical gain. Arthur Hadley cites the man who steadies course by celestial guidance rather than popular drift.
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Arthur Hadley
Truth for Truths Sake Motivates Moral Perfection
A compact aphorism from John Locke stating that loving truth for its own sake drives moral excellence and underpins all virtues in life. The quote emphasizes truth as the core seed of virtue and character.
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John Locke
New Missouri laws take effect June 18 in vast reform
Missouri ushers in about 200 new statutes from the last legislature with June 18 as the start for non emergency laws. The Hawes highway act aims for a ten year system of modern roads, while a new prison commission and child welfare measures promise broad social changes.
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General Assembly
Missouri
Mosby
Buford
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