Americans Aid Europe War Relief and Paris Hospitals
The piece salutes American generosity aiding Europe, highlighting the Herricks and American Ambassadors in Paris. It details the Neuilly hospital program, its expansion, and praise from French officials and Sir Frederick Treves, plus ambulance efforts and notable donors including Mrs. Whitney and Anne Morgan supporting hostels for refugees and wounded soldiers.
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Paris
Europe
Herrick
Thackara
T. C. Sherman
Tus
America
Neuilly
Poincare
Frederick Treves
King George
Chateau of
Louis Philippe
American Ambulance Corps of
Marry Payne Whitney
Parks
France
Robert Bacon
Bmttlefield
Mrs
Richard Derby
Ethel Roosevelt
Walter Gay
R. W. Bliss
Charles Scott
Anne Morgan
Miss Morgan
Her Dilemma Among Many Bridesmaids
The dialogue from Puck shows Polly and Dolly debating a wedding dilemma. Polly-Molly seems to grasp the seriousness of marriage while Dolly notes the pressure of sixteen girls seeking bridesmaid roles.
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Polly
Molly
Dolly
Puck
Righteousness and Courage in Israelite Leaders
A Sunday School lesson passage surveys biblical figures from Joshua to Samuel, highlighting faith, leadership, and domestic virtue. It questions why later generations faltered, notes Deborah’s mission, Gideon’s preparation, Samson’s limits, and Samuel’s reforms, while stressing the home as a nation’s source of strength and Saul’s challenges with leadership and his son Jonathan’s valor.
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Joshua
Lessin
Deborah
Gideon
Wren
Spader
Fildeon
Samson
Netton
Hethlehem
Samuel
Seeson
Srinness
Eli
Jelrenmsia
Israel
Kant
King
Mispeh
Saul
Tonathan
What the Farmer Needs to Know about Bee Stock
The article argues bees are the best stock to improve and notes male bees are hard to control. It favors Italian colonies for higher honey yield and stresses buying pure, healthy stands, expanding colonies yearly from swarms, and exchanging winter queenless colonies. It advises spring hive checks, robbers prevention, entrance adjustments, feeding weak or starved colonies, and strengthening weak colonies quickly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tess
Hoekeepers
Feeding Silage Safety and Disease Facts for Livestock
Wisconsin experiment station warns against feeding bad silage to livestock and notes horse deaths and severe scouring from spoiled feed. Proper silo management and adding water to abnormally heated silage may slow spoilage. Also covers navel ill in lambs, its causes, iodine treatment, and strict cleanliness and disinfection as prevention. Garden ash and potash are valued for crops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin Experiment Station
Eattie
Food For Turkey And Cow Care Tips From 19th Century Sources
The text blends farming notes on feeding turkeys in Massachusetts with dairy practices. It covers turkey mash recipes using middlings onion potatoes and apples and advises generous water, ashes, and varied feeds. It then shifts to cow milking methods emphasizing handling over order, plus seed corn concerns about germination after winter shocks and freezing cycles.
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R. T. Adams
Massachusetts
Abd Chen
Joan
Willard and Sunday in early sports lore contrast
The article extols Willard as the foremost white heavyweight of the decade and lauds Billy Sunday as a fast, outstanding player with a storied early career. It notes Sunday’s peak years, athletic prowess, and a later reflection on his lasting reputation, while briefly mentioning university athletics funding aims.
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Billy Sunday
Billy Bonday
Tae
Sunday
Mately
Foreign Sportsman on Firing Lines and Polo’s Fate
The piece notes polo team triumphs at Meadowhead while Europe’s war toll reshapes sport. It argues U S dominance may grow in twenty years as Britain loses many top polo players and officers in France and Belgium. It cites boxing sights of reduced vision harming careers like Jin Stewart and Frankie Notter.
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Binghem
Meadowhead
Jane
England
France
Belgium
Uritai
United States
Europe
Checker Record Broken in Chicago Contest
Alfred Jordan defending the title and Newell W. Hanks former champion met in Chicago where the Englishman won the twenty fourth game to break the world distance record in checkerdom by paying twenty three drawn games. The previous record of eighteen games stood for eleven years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Alfred Jordan
Newell W. Hanks
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London
Red Cross
Duchess of Westminster
Paria
American Press Association
American Hospital
Vienna
Edward Ryan
Belgrade
Ethel Roosevel
Berean
Zoo Wilkers
Hind
Hoand
By Square Deal
Willard
University of Jawa
Jeas Willard
Jin Stewart
Brooklyn
Viselon
Stewart
Norton
Succes Prankie Notter
New York
Tghtwight
Heenywint Lee
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