Presbyterian Comrades of the New Era Promote Americanization Crusade
The Presbyterian Comrades of the New Era raise nearly 15,000 to aid immigrants and combat Bolshevism. They deploy gospel work among lumber workers in the Northwest and Southwest, fund missions in Alaska, support education and social programs, and spend millions on hospitals, evangelism, and minister salaries while defending Evangelical aims against foreign influence.
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America
United Stat
Presbyteriag
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Gans
Texas
Wil Ein
Amerioa
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Humber
United States
Germany
Presbyrane
Tolins
Almeria
Alaska
Snather Cilliun
Europe
Newra
China White Book and War Topics Featured in Digest
The text previews a multi part Chinese white book covering diplomatic recalls, war era documents, and severance of enemy state relations. It also notes leather scrap based boots claimed as war proof, plus miscellaneous quips and humor items from various publications.
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China
Fhe
Germany
Goen
Hungary
Kyoto Pine Tree Shaped Like Boat Draws Awe
A Japanese garden pine tree in Kyoto is famed for eight centuries of cultivation. Trained to grow with long horizontal branches and a central upright shoot, it resembles a boat with its bow and stern. The tree’s unique form reflects traditional horticultural artistry in Japan.
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Kyoto
Japan
Big Canadian Telescope At Victoria Dominions Exhibit
A damaged text fragment describes a large Canadian telescope at Victoria and notes the apparatus weighs over 40 tons with a 7% inch reflector. It claims a single man can adjust the telescope into any required position despite the heavy mass and giant lens.
Youve Got Her In New York Night Plot Twist
In Madison Square a man nicknamed Paul protects Jacqueline a woman in distress from two attackers after meeting her with a wealthy dog. He discovers a murder, hides evidence, and plans a journey to Quebec while facing a wary sleuth named Simon Leroux who senses danger surrounding Jacqueline.
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Madison Square
New York
Jacqueline
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Maing & Robiiaille
Meumtschore
Quebec
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Dacqueline
Paul
Hye
Jacquelioe
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Tere
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Tucqueline
Simon Leroux
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Lotta
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Niagara Falls
Madame
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Hewlett Escapes Leroux and Guides Jacqueline to Quebec
Hewlett evades Leroux and escorts Jacqueline to Quebec where he learns her identity and where she resides.
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Hewlett
Leroux
Jacqueline
Quebec
Armor and ambition through ages and the rise of the plodder
The article surveys armor evolution from practical warfare to galas of the sixteenth century, noting nobles clung to armor as status while it grew heavy and impractical. It then shifts to advice on perseverance, explaining the driven worker will seek advancement, followed by curious notes on music aboard captured ships, the value of steady plodders, a playful school tale, cats in Spanish Guinea, and the record of the largest butterfly.
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Lanone
Henry VIII
Anthony of Burgundy
England
Continent
United States
Macedonia
Sen
Lisbon
The Voice of Experience and Odd Slogans Cited
A veteran quote questions a simple league of nations issue while Senator Sorgham remarks on disputes. An old advertisement promotes Cuticura for sore hands and general use, detailing soap ointment and talcum steps with tissue removal. A rural quip notes a boy’s restless reputation as mere fidgetiness.
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League of Nations
Senator Sorgham
Hall's Catarrh Medicine Claims Cure
An advertisement asserts Hall's Catarrh Medicine cures catarrh by acting on the blood and mucous surfaces. It describes the medicine as a tonic and purifier combining ingredients to produce relief. The ad includes testimonials and a Toledo Blade reference with promise of happy endings after marriage.
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Hall
J. Cheney
Toledo
Blade
How, Gas Gets Rats in War Trenches
Describes Allied soldiers fighting vast rat populations in France and Flanders trenches. Rats cause nuisance, steal rations, bite soldiers, and are controlled by ferrets, terriers, poison, traps, and occasional gas. Modern medicine limits disease spread from rodents. gas clears rats from trenches for a time.
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France
Flanders
Pershing Leads Troop E at San Juan Creek
George MacAdam cites Capt. Charles G. Ayres, Troop E, Tenth Cavalry, recalling Pershing directing the troops to take cover by San Juan Creek. The report notes Pershing’s calm leadership as the unit advanced under fire amid Spanish-American War action. Also mentions a German Zeppelin project and a brief Appleton note.
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Pershing
George MacAdam
Charles G. Ayres
Tenth Cavalry
San Juan Creek
Captain Ayres
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