Fragmented Voices on War and Morality
Disjointed lines quote figures like General Foch Lloyd George and Lloyd George on urgency and duty. References to Christ Krupp and cavalry crosses mix with personal musings on marriage for money and patriotic phrases. The excerpt blends political calls to action with provocative, wandering lines from poetry and period commentary.
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John Galeworthy
Foch
Clarence Hox
Abe
Radhard Kipting
Ninetenthe
Germany
Christ
Iran
Lloyd George
Ric
T. O'Donnell
America
New York Independent
Freckles and Wartime Wonders Referenced in Odd Clippings
A jumbled collage cites cosmetic claims and science notes alongside wartime aviation praise and diamond buying. It mentions Albert Spalding, a World War II aviation remark, and a New York Times lineage, plus gems and jewelry market growth and a moral contrast about temperament and restraint.
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Nena
Oaiter
Albert Spalding
Rhe Mie
Spalding
Nensenent
Rollin
Signora Ding
Nalian Generalissimo
America
New York Times
Tiinots Jewelers’ Association
Preciostqnes
Brace
Jett
Ping
John L. Shepherd
New York
How Lydia and the Jailer Began the Christian Life
In this July lesson Rev. Fitzwater covers Lydia the first European convert and the Philippian jailer. It outlines opening hearts to the gospel, baptism after belief, and a transformed household, highlighting prayer, preaching, and the call to salvation through Christ.
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Jesus
Lydia
Lyla
Europe
Gayl
Paul
Wml
Christ
Grice
Herome
Dix
Bilas
Pauls
Stas
Lord Jess Christ
Tix
Silas
Patience and dialogue in Enlightenment era quotes
A compact collection of aphorisms on patience hope and conversation. It cites Bulwer Seekers After Light and Wim M Taylor praising patience as knowledge grows. It notes the value of inquisitive people as conduits of ideas and quotes Steele and Sir Philip Sidney on service and love.
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Steele
Scouts Praise British Boy Scouts War Work in England
Barry Lauder lauds 240000 boy scouts in England for replacing many tasks done by men. He notes 40000 actively guarding Britain and cites scouts as a disciplined path to good citizenship and national service.
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Barry Lauder
Omaha
Neb
England
Britain
Scouts Aiding the Navy in Early War Effort
Following the declaration of war, older boys were organized into private scout groups akin to the English coast guard. They prepared to assist the Navy, surveying territorial conditions, listing hospitals, doctors, vehicles, and boats, and marking readiness for emergencies. They aided in locating unlawful wireless stations in some naval districts.
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Coast Guard
Boy Scouts of England
Navy Department
Atlant Uc
Boy Scouts
What Foreign Scouts Do
Secretary Houston urges American boys to help food production and join scouts in service. The article cites Belgian, French, and English scouts risking their lives to protect country secrets and aid armies, urging American scouts to match European courage and join the trenches for liberty.
General Strong Applauds Boy Scouts Movement
Maj. Gen. F. S. Strong of the Sunshine division at Camp Kearny writes to Coronado scout leader Frank von Tesmar that he cannot attend due to a prior engagement. He praises the scouts for their service at Nemolum, noting their valuable help at the carnival and the governor’s praise.
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F. 8. Strong
Sunshine
Portlcth
Camp Kearny
Cal
Frank von Tesmar
The
Coronado Boy Scouts
Boy Scout Movement
Nemolum
boy scouts #8
Scouts Save a Life and Teach Service in Long Branch
Scouts show readiness and knowledge as daily good turns evolve into real service saving a drowning man in a well. Reading a ship heads and ships exchange wry remarks about heads and cargo capacity. A jumble of quotes reflects social notices and humorous snippets from past times.
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Long Branch
N. 1
Self-Defense Shift Drives Scandinavian Unity in War
In a Yale Review piece, Maurice Francis Egan notes the three Scandinavian kings met out of necessity as war expands their precarious positions. Sweden clung to militarism, Norway to coastwise shipping, and Denmark trusted England and Russia for rescue. With the U.S. entry, hopes faded, and they move to form an industrial economic union to attain independence from world powers.
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Maurice Francis Egan
Yale Review
Sweden
Lid
Norway
Denmark
England
Russia
Hague
Len
Germany
Ufe
United States
Come-back strength tips and a Rabbit Pest note
A raspy trade ad touts Haarlem Oil for renewed vigor and claims quick relief from uric acid trouble and digestive issues. It follows with a note on New Zealand rabbit pests decimating land used for soldier resettlement, and closes by asserting a new electric serving tray keeps food warm.
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Haarlem
Holland
Holla
Acade
Adv
New Zealand
South Island
Too Late Sir Good-Bye War Front Tale and More
A brigadier general recalls a front line telephone exchange during the Picardy battle with a bravely spoken English officer who quits with a final cry. The page also covers munitions jewelry cautions, Castoria reminders, microbe quips, ancient Garden of Olives trees, basic wartime rations, a domestic joke about Elizabethan poets, and a comical line about perfume versus ham and eggs.
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Picardy
Canned Ostrich Eggs Reach London Markets Soon
Canned ostrich eggs may enter London shops as South American packing tests progress for English transport in quid form. One ostrich egg equals about two dozen hen eggs, potentially saving ostrich farming during wartime.
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London
Asum
Popular Science Monthly
South America
England
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