Overcoming Fear of Death in Various Beliefs
The essay compares fear of death across religious and secular perspectives, noting many brave figures despised bodily death yet pursued transcendence. It argues fear undermines life’s value and that acceptance of death is common to Christian, pagan, and atheist viewpoints.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walt Whitman
Hector
Jonden
Patriotism of the stomach in Indiana hunting trip tale
Indiana men visiting Brown County learned a food administration pledge matters after the local farmer reminded them that every home in the hills displayed pledge cards in the window. The episode ends with a joke about missing fried chicken and biscuits and a lesson on wartime civics.
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Indianapolis
Brown County
Mary
United States Food Administration
Food Administration
Banana flour and bread showcased by Trinidad Horticultural club
At a Trinidad Horticultural Club meeting samples of banana flour and bread were shown. The flour was made from green bananas picked five days earlier the silk fig variety and yielded 164 3/4 pounds from 63 pounds of fruit. The bread used two parts banana flour and one part wheat flour and the flour was noted as a substitute for oatmeal porridge and puddings.
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Horticultural Club of
Trinidad
Henry D. Baker
Army Medical Department Medical Staff and Beds
The Medical Journal reports over 13 900 officers in the Army Medical Department including regulars and four reserve corps notes. It estimates at least 24 000 physicians will join the department at full strength and describes duties from enlistment to discharge. Hospital beds total about 25 percent of Army strength.
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Army Medical Department
Medical Department of
The
Army
Regular Army
Gorgas
Medical Journal
Don’t Flatter Yourself Says Essay From Times
A Los Angeles Times essay argues that people often claim they are uniquely different from others. The piece contends this egoism masks ordinary humanity and that most individuals fall into a common human pattern rather than true exceptionalism.
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Los Angeles Times
Tin Recovery Experiments Begin at Northwest Station
A small electric furnace has started volatilizing tin from scrap at the United States Bureau of Mines Northwest experiment station in Seattle Washington. The Engineering and Mining Journal reports an extensive series of experiments to save tin wasted in discarded containers and other scraps.
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Northwest Experiment Station
United States Bureau of Mines
Seatttle
Wash
Engineering and ‘Mining Journal
Starting It
Dialogue shows a couple seeking harmony by vows to avoid harsh words and disputes. The woman requests agreement, and the man agrees while asking about hidden clean socks previously promised to be darned. The exchange conveys domestic humor and a light domestic dispute over sock storage.
Sugar Acreage in British India Rises in 1917 18
Second official crop estimate for 1917 18 places sugarcane acreage at 2 565 000 acres, up 10 percent from last year and 6 percent above the 1916 17 final figure. Provisional reports from provinces covering 99 percent of India's sugar area note rain floods disease and pests but overall prospects remain good.
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India
British India
Indian Trade Journal
United Provinces
Punjab
Bengal
Sewing Machine as Ornament in Wartime Talk
Miss Mary Fraser of the War Savings Department told Washington listeners that British women munition workers earn equal pay with men and spend their gains on phonographs and fur coats while men buy sewing machines. She recounted a man who bought two sewing machines to fill two front windows after a machine appeared in only one.
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England
Mary Fraser
War Savings Department
British Treasury
Washington
Fraser
Fisheries at Five Fathom Bank Yield 2500 Tons
Five Fathom Bank lying outside U S waters east of Wildwood New Jersey produced over 2500 tons of food fish in the past year valued at 238839 dollars to fishermen. Twenty one–pound nets were in use. A United States Bureau of Fisheries statistical agent visited Anglesea Wildwood and Sea Isle City New Jersey to collect these statistics.
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United States
Wildwood
N. J
United States Bureau of Fisheries
Anglesea
Sea Isle City
How Bombs Are Dropped From a Zeppelin
The London Sphere describes the Zeppelin bomb dropping system used by the British. Conical bombs hang in one or two lines along the hull and release via a neck strap hook operated by an electro magnet and a cabin switchboard. Each bomb has a separate switch and a manual lever as a backup, with safety devices ensuring it activates only after several hundred feet.
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London Sphere
Marion Township 1917 Receipts and Expenditures Report
Statement of receipts and expenditures for 1917 by E. E. Ruark trustee lists numerous payments to individuals for teaching, janitoring, transportation, gravel work, coal, and supplies. It shows receipts from county and bank accounts, transfers, interest, and final fund balances across road, school, tuition, dog, bond, and building funds, with total final balance $18 072.15.
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E. E. Ruark
R. R. Sinclair
Alva Gentry
Geo. W. Smith
Lem. Wallace
Alva Chadd
James Webster
Hugh Hammond
R. S. Cowgill
J. K. Langdon
Thos. Ragland
Forest McNary
F. G. Ruark
Chas. E. Bowman
Muriel Rector
S. W. Hunter
Evert Buis
R. M. Gorham
Fred Siddons
Neva Hammond
Joe H. Davidson
Earl McCammack
Mary Seller
James H. Arnold
Danner Coal Co
Albert Lecman
D. L. Mayle
Chas. C. Reed
Isaac Odell
Neva’ Hammond
Oran Buis
P. J. Coleman
James Ferrand
Apparatus Co
O. F. Robinson
Lois Oliver
Sinclair & Smith Co
E. L. Kersey
Albert Lechman
L. E. Buis
Mable Hicks
Institutes
Kiger & Co
Harold Kersey
Clyde Bunten
A. W. Inman
W. D. McNary
Fred Heavin
Bert Pore
Bowman & Robinson
Sinclair & Smith
Luther Casady
Layton Allen
Avis Knetzer
Earl Nichols
Alice Ransom
FE. H. Morehart
Clair Robinson
Oran E. Buis
Leonard Bartlett
Joe Davidson
E. F E. Ruark
Clifford Robinson
Earl Varvel
J. H. Pitchford
E. Peerson & Son
Institute
Thos. Henry
A. M. Hootman
H. E. Hathaway
D. F. Siddons
Clyde Ruark
C. A. Smith
H. H. Hicks
S. E. Pierson & Son
R. RB. Sinclair
M. A. Gregory
L. E. Pierson & Son
County Auditor. Com
L. E. McGinnis
Clyde Walls
T. A. Hicks
Tom CU. Terry
J. H. Arnold
Q. F. Robinson
Citizens
Nat. Bank
Chas. J. Arnold
Farmers Bank
Fillmore
Harvey McClen
E. J. J. Proctor
L. C. Ogle
H. R. Nichols
Geo. Phillips
O. B. Snails
E. Pierson
Glen Burges
Pruett Lumber Co
H. C. Storm
Elisha McAninch
Hobart Robinson
John Cash
awAnda
WuVi
National Rerg. Co
W. R. Bohannon
Jesse Lecman
Ora Ruark
S. E. Pierson
Albert Heavin
Ruark & McNary
W. A. Beemer
E. H. Morehart
J. H.pitchford
Harry Talbott
A. B. Hanna
C. L. Ruark
Mable Davidson
Gladys Hubbard
Geo. M. Wilson
Budd Weldon
Fred Storm
Hubert Robinson
Avis Ruark
C. C. Bunten
Dessie Lecman
Walter Wright
O. S. Byrd
Carbon Mining Co
Arthur Lisby
Stove
Sap
Marion Sinclair
Farmers’ Bank
Floyd Twp
Feats of Cider Drinking in English History
The piece notes cider’s long popularity from Roman times and questions whether tax changes spurred renewed drinking. Henry Gunning’s Cambridge reminiscences recount 1788 Herefordshire scenes where farm laborers could drink freely, with men reportedly consuming four quarts from a wooden bottle without stopping.
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England
Cambridge
Henry Gunning
Herefordshire
Concrete buoy use grows in Kingston Jamaica
Re reinforced concrete is increasingly used in place of iron and steel with Kingston Jamaica showcasing a concrete buoy. The buoy costs about half the price of a steel equivalent and features a concave bottom to protect the mooring chain. A grouted manhole cover is releasable and leakage is managed by a pump-hole.
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Kingston
Jamaica
Trustees Notices From Townships Read Across County
TRUSTEES LISTED FOR Monroe Cloverdale Clinton Washington Floyd Marion and Greencastle townships, with each official outlining weekly hours to transact township business at designated offices or homes. Dates include Tuesdays Wednesdays Fridays and Saturdays, plus specific store locations. Statewide phone contact accompanies entries.
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Monroe Township
E. R Denny
Bainbridge
Cloverdale
Aship
H. C. Morrison
Louis Morrison’s
Clinton Township
Joseph E. Newgent
Washington Township
J. O. Mullinix
Reelsville
Floyd Township
Edgar J. Wilson
Floyd Marion
Emerson E. Ruark
Fillmore
Marion Township
Interurban Time Table East Bound 1917
Interurban timetable for Terre Haute to Indianapolis service of the A C T Co effective February 1 1917. Listed are morning and afternoon departures with limited trains and stops at Greencastle and Highlandes.
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Terre Haute, Indianapolis & Eastern Traction Co
Greencastle
Monon Route timetable for Chicago to Louisville trains
Monon Route timetable lists northbound and southbound trains between Chicago and Louisville with arrivals and departures at key stations. It notes daily operation, no parentheses on local freights, Pullman sleepers on night trains, parlor and dining cars on day trains, and directs readers to D Ellis for full time cards fares and through car information.
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Chicago
Lafayette
Accom
Louisville & Fr
French Lick
Pullman
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Ed Top
Mr. Hill
W. W. Tucker
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Washington and
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O. F. Overstreet
Bence Building
South Vine Street
Greencastle, Ind
W. M. M’gaughey
Evan’s Block
St. Jackson Street
Bloomington
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FE. A. Browning
Brazil
J. H W. McKenzie & CO
Greencastle Township
Rickett’s Jewelry
Greencastownship
Interurban
P. M
MONON
Chicago, Indianapolis & Louisville Railway
Chicago and the Northwest
Louisville
French Lick Springs
Ellis