The Witness of Christ on Man and its Triumphs
A devotional piece argues Christ bears witness to truth about man's worth, sin, and need for rebirth. It outlines four points: worth of man, trouble with sin, hope in Christ, and the danger of rejecting his message, concluding with a moral on probity from a wartime diary aside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christ
Maan
John the Baptist
Ike
Tobin Man
G Mvan
Jeremiah
Christ Jesus
Jesus
Himelf
Wilerness
Lfe
Spinedier
Libau
Casement
Ireland
Schudter
Spindler
Not an Afternoon Tea War Effort Urged in Wartime Talk
Martha urges Sam Stanson to unite all people for victory in World War II. They critique pacifism and red tape, insisting democracy must act quickly and together to win, with dire stakes if they fail. Sam laments fear and hardship as Martha motivates resolve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam
Sant
Martha
Sam Stanson
U. S
Roches
Washington
City Boy Hears Letter And City Ears Benefit Recruiting
Our recruiting officers note a contrast between city and country youths for army service per Popular Science Monthly February. City boys show better hearing. Washington Marine Corps records say only one in five recruits from quiet neighborhoods equals city ear acuity. Rejections for hearing defects favor city ears five to one. Surgeons suggest quiet country life dulls hearing while urban noise keeps nerves responsive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Army
Popular Science Monthly
Washington
Marine Corps
Vienna metal cement or solder described for casting uses
A Vienna metal cement or solder is described as a copper amalgam made from mercurous nitrate and water with seven parts mercury to three parts copper precipitated from sulfate by zinc. Heated to 180 or 190 degrees F the amalgam bonds metal parts and can be hammered rolled shaped or softened in boiling water. It is presented as an easily worked composition for various uses including casting and applying a fine polish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vienna
American Doughboys and War Slang From WWI
The piece catalogs World War I slang used by American soldiers, naming terms for officers and peers such as doughboys, “KO.3,” “goat,” and “windslammer,” and notes pride in endurance as Allied slogans echo. It references payback against the Kaiser and French war cries like Ils ne passeront pas and They shall not pass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pollu
Bunkle
Tommy
Poll
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Demon Journal
Christ the Witness
B. B. Sutcliffe
Moody Buble Institute
Chicago
Jno
Julia Meee
The
Vigilantes
Big Sam Stanson
Zaccheus
the Peoples National Bank
Denton, MD
Albert G. Towers, Prest
T. B. Founson
Castor
Mon, Pekin
WEPIL
Phil
Ing
John L.everngam
Georgette
China
Gingham
Buckeye
Standard
Nuttle Hardware CO
Denton. MD
Phonth
Nuttle Milling Company
Thompson Home. & Supply Co
Hillsboro
Packard
Packard Used Car Department
Packard Motor Car Co
Baltimore Corner
Charles and
Mt. Royal Ave
Baltimore, MD
Aslor
East Fayette Street
J. Harry Rose
Cumberland
Marylani
Parker
Maryland
Great Liberty Loan
France
Belgium
Fifth Regiment Armory
Baltimore
No Man’s Land
Canada
Soldiers of Liberty
Empey
Navy
Young Men’s Christian Association
the Red Cross
Young Women’s Christian Association
Knights of Columbus
Liberty L
Liberty Loan Committee
Jonev
Lucas Paints
Thomas & Messer CO
W. Haltmore St
J. Ellwanger
P. O
Greensboro
L. C. Smith
Carl A. Parker
Denton
West Denton
EB. Towers
Denton, Mil
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