Golden Rule Day mobilizes 23 nations for Near East relief
The Near East Relief launches the second International Golden Rule Sunday on December 7 to fund care for 100,000 orphans in Bible Lands. A national committee led by Cleveland H. Dodge and executive council chair John N. Finley organize state and county groups to raise over five million dollars as Americans share a symbolic Golden Rule dinner in homes of leaders worldwide.
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The Cow in Grover Cleveland School Lessons
A young student writes about the cow and its many uses. He notes leather from skin, beef from flesh, milk for butter and cheese, and glue from the hoof, saying society would lack many necessities without cattle.
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Pillory’s History and Purpose Through the Ages
The pillory, used to punish evil doers, was abolished in England in recent times yet operated in earlier eras. It predates the Conquest and appears as the stretch neck torture device. It targeted fraudulent sellers and counterfeiters until Star Chamber rulers used it as a political weapon harming noble men.
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