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The Common Bond of National Charity in Crisis
A reflective essay urges charity over sectarian rivalry as nations face a world crisis. It notes historical prejudices in literature and politics and calls for unity, tolerance, and a shared destiny under a higher ideal guiding rulers and peoples toward a nobler future.
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Maine
Lkely
Tennyson
League of Nations
Kipling
Hall Cain
Robert Louis Stevenson
Dr. Johnston
Kingsley
Carlyle
Swinburne
Ireland
England
Union of Hearts
John Bull
Shakespeare
Moliere
Schiller
Charles Lamb
Armistice Euphoria Across Streets and Class Lines
A vivid scene unfolds as peace is proclaimed, triggering riotous joy among shipbuilders and veterans alike. The countryside swells with conflicting pride from mothers and front-line veterans while crippled veterans and bankers alike react to the sudden end of hostilities.
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Now let my spirit depart in peace
A reflective passage contrasts war with a moral ideal of human good will and reverence. It likens war to a preventable disease and invokes Christmas spirit, church bells, graves, and the dignity of women and children as lessons toward a peaceful era.
What We Would Do With Him
A commentary proposes harsh retribution for the Kaiser and his close associates. It suggests sending Wilhelm II and his household back to Potsdam with Berlin left to chaotic fate, asserting the Hun mentality merits severe punishment beyond civil imagination.
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Holete
Fotsdam
Brince
Bill
Berlin
Wilhelm the Damned
Save for Peace: Build Bank Accounts and Savings Now
The article urges workers who gained during the war to save all increased wages. It notes mass unemployment as ships and timber close and reconstruction cuts hit steel and munitions. It argues savings and Liberty Bonds help families endure high living costs and secure a warmer, steadier future for their children. It ends urging readers to start a bank account now.
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Constant Reader
Pacific Coast
Emergency Board
Northwest
Ion
Potatoes and the Moon
A sharp note on moon phase farming suggests planting potatoes in the bright moon may yield good crops. The writer doubts the dark moon theory but notes moisture, tides, and lunar cycles could influence potato success, while practical farmers ignore moon myths in practice.
Feof Truth Under Rules and AI of the Country
Fragmentary note reflects on truth, rules, and the role of artificial intelligence in national governance, with varied phrasing and incomplete ideas.
Shortcake with strawberries and mixed fruit servings
A long vintage recipe fragment describes Strawberry Shortcake with berries and cream, plus optional fruits like bananas and peaches. It lists ingredients such as shortening, flour, sugar, milk, butter, and baking powder, with steps to bake layers and assemble with fruit and hard sauce, including tips on pastry texture and measurements.
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Amall
Herries
Jaques Mr. Co
Tony
Prado
Jomerel
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