Proclamation of National Thanksgiving Day by Washington
President Washington proclaims a national day of thanksgiving on Thursday, November 26, 1789, urging gratitude to God for Providence, peace after the war, constitutional government, civil liberty, and the spread of knowledge. He calls for prayers for guidance, forgiveness, and blessing on all nations and peoples.
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Through the Eyes of the English Department of YOE High School
Readers glimpse classroom life and teaching perspectives from YOE High School's English department. The piece highlights staff approach, student engagement, and the classroom atmosphere shaping language arts education.
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Thanksgiving Day Reflections On Peace And Gratitude
Billy Hefley of the sophomore class urges gratitude for blessings of liberty democracy and potential universal peace as disarmament moves forward The piece recounts the origin of Thanksgiving in 1621 and its annual observance since 1863 highlighting hopes for harmony among nations and divine guidance.
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Marshal Foch Visit Planned for Houston on December 8
South Texas readers will witness Marshal Foch, allied armies leader in World War I, in Houston on December 8. He appears as the guest of the Houston Post, the American Legion, the Houston Chamber of Commerce, and the city. Officials invite all southern citizens to attend and help make the visit memorable. Further details will follow.
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Why Editorials Explain News Bias and Purpose
The piece argues editorials express what a newspaper thinks about events while reporting the news. It cites the Palm Beach Post on the right of the press to opinions and free expression, asserting reader interest justifies editorials.
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Ely's Cream Balm Clears Stuffed Head Quick
A nostril soothing antiseptic cream is advised to relieve catarrh and nasal swelling. The ad claims instant relief as the product penetrates air passages and heals inflamed membranes. A small bottle of Ely's Cream Balm is marketed at drug stores for opening clogged nostrils.
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Editorials and the role of opinion in newspapers
Editorials express a paper's viewpoint on national and local subjects, aiming to present a convincing position rather than reflect popular opinion. They provoke controversy and may explore causes and consequences beyond a single day's events, challenging readers to consider differing perspectives.
Santa Party Ideas For Club Boys In Old Times
Young readers are presented with a playful Santa Claus party plan. Instructions cover costume details, gift ideas handmade by club members, a three-knight gift committee, and a shadow-picture entertainment segment.
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Lax-Fos With Pepsin Laxative Claims Habitual Constipation Cure
A promotional note describes LAX-FOS WITH PEPSIN as a syruphonic laxative for habitual constipation. It claims a cure in 14 to 21 days with regular use to induce normal action, stating it stimulates and regulates digestion and is pleasant to take, with pricing per bottle.
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