War and Peace Week Marks Armistice Reflection
This week honors Armistice day and recalls the great World War ending 11 years ago. It presents four veteran voices on peace, including a German, Englishman, Frenchman, and American, reflecting on war as a costly lesson and a path toward lasting peace.
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War’s Human Moment in Trench Frontlines Recalled
In early World War I, soldiers from opposing sides shared quiet, humane exchanges trading tidbits and cigarettes before battle resumed. The piece reflects on wartime hatred born from ignorance and how national pride gave way to a broader call for truth and humanity.
Man Returns From Valley Of Death Brings Gift Of Life
A World War I survivor speaks of suffering and transformation. He recalls entering the Valley of Death and emerging with a supreme quality: gratitude for life and a renewed will to live. The narrative frames war as a brutal crucible shaping meaning and purpose.
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Valley of Death
Witches Win Most Snowball Games In Fun Heist
Two sides, witches and ghosts, competed in a playful game event. The witches won most of the games. Afterward, participants threw snow balls and then went home.
Young Farmer Gains Profit Raising Pigs
Arthur Erie a 12 year old Lake Preston boy shows profitable pig farming from last summer. He bought a Chester White sow for 50 dollars, the sow farrowed seven pigs in April, piglets were weaned at two months and fed a oats skim mill and pig meal mix then corn. By November at six months six pigs sold for 17 dollars each.
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Life after danger from the Valley of Death
The speaker reflects on how near death gave new sight and gratitude for life. Those who survived war or disaster felt life’s value intensely, while others long spared from danger may forget. Fate’s kindness became a call to act, to perform the vowed deeds if life endured.
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Valley of Death
Two Currents of Thought After the War Ideals and Realities
Henri Barbusse argues the 1914 1918 war did not birth a new ideal but sharpened old ones. He identifies two opposing currents conservatism and revolution, with monarchism fascism and bourgeois democracy against change. He asks if humanity can advance toward one without endorsing the other.
If War Voices Speak In Quiet Aftermath
Veterans recall the costly meaning of conflict and urge decency and tolerance after the fighting. They describe warfare as personal, not monstrous, and stress respect for enemies who share common humanity. The aim is to pass lessons of restraint to future generations through dialogue rather than killing.
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England
Russia
Holy
Alia Irridentia
Pupils Welcome Lake Pupil Visitors At Lakeside
The Young Citizens league hosts Lakeview pupils from Lake number 4 for a day at Lakeside school Beadle county. Activities include kittenball, a spelling contest, a datebase game and horseshoe ties. Visitors and Lakeside pupils share lunch and photos amid warm hospitality.
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Susie Tschetter
Lakeview
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Lavina Decker
Lakeview Y. O. L. Hosts First Halloween Social
Lakeview Y O L held its first social affair on November 1 after organizing late in October. Classes ran in the morning, pupils went outdoors at noon, and teacher Lavine Decker with Susie and Ida Tschetter prepared lunch. Activities included sweeping, laying newspapers, and a simple Halloween meal followed by games.
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Platea
Tanlac Promises Clear Skin From Stomach Health
An advertisement links a weak stomach to poor skin and facial pimples, claiming undigested food toxins cause issues. It promotes Tanlac as a herbal remedy, with a teaspoon before meals to aid digestion and improve appearance, priced under two cents per dose and offering money back if it fails.
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