Golden Rule Sunday to Feed Near East Orphans Worldwide
Charles V. Vickrey urges Americans to skip usual meals on Golden Rule Sunday December 2 and donate the difference to Near East Relief. He outlines how five dollars feeds an orphan for a month and a hundred dollars funds education, noting 100000 people are cared for daily and that the relief work saves lives, educates in Nazareth and Macedonia, and builds goodwill with Greece Armenia and Palestine.
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Charles V. Vickrey
Near East Relief
United States
Vickrey
Near East
Greece
Armenia
Palestine
America
Nazareth
Christ
Macedonia
Paul
Fourteen Nations Back Coolidge Plan for Orphans
In Geneva fourteen European relief groups urge governments to join a global drive aiding destitute orphans and widowed mothers from Near East war zones. Golden Rule Sunday on December 2 calls for observers to skip a noonday meal and donate the cost to relief. Notables including King George of Greece and Prince Carl of Sweden back the effort.
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Geneva
Switzerland
Relef
Near East
Greece
Armenia
Palestine
Europe
King George
Prince Carl
Sweden
Clemencescu
France
Paul Hymans
Allee Masaryk
American Foods Best Says Famous Doctor
Athens notes Dr Mabel Elliott says American staples are superior for child nutrition in Near East orphanages and clinics. She cites care for 50,000 orphans and 50,000 refugees, praising American foods as backbone of menus for rebuilding strength after Asia Minor expulsions.
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Athens
Mabel Elliott
Near East
United States
Elliott
Asia Minor
Orphanage Pudding Showcases American Food Values
Dr. Elliott praises a pudding made from corn grits cocoa corn syrup condensed milk and macaroni as a balanced nutritious economical meal for orphans. She notes its high food value palatability and cost effectiveness versus other foods. She returns to America to publish Beginning Again at Ararat.
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Elliott
America
Ararat
Insufficient for That Day
A reflective note expresses the speaker’s sense of having nowhere to turn as doubt and overwhelming conviction weigh heavily. The speaker suggests reliance on sources beyond personal wisdom, hinting at spiritual or existential seeking during a day of crisis.
Unsought Cholera and Silent Dreams in Verse
A fragmented verse piece recalls sorrow, longing, and loss as a woman mourns a hoped home and a lover lost, with imagery of ashes and dolls reflecting a life envisioned not to be. The text mixes poetic lines with quips and jokes about vacations, secrecy, and daily routines.
The Value of Intelligent Curiosity in Education
A speaker describes two types of curiosity morbid and intelligent. He argues useful curiosity drives science progress and education, urging parents and teachers to feed and develop a child's questions. The piece includes a humorous anecdote about Tom Daly at a town banquet and the mayor's quip.
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Wade
John Hlake
Tom Daly
Mr. Daly
Daly
Rose
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