Pledge of Allegiance Text Variant
A fragmented pledge passage proclaims loyalty to the United States and flag in the context of defending democracy. It includes lines about love of country, respect for the flag, and aiding the president in leading American forces alongside allies for freedom and humanity.
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America
Thole
Republic
Soldiers Blinded in France Demand More Help
A reader’s letter reports 655 000 blinded soldiers in France due to World War I. The message urges continued civilian aid and medical care costs, noting 871 francs monthly aid for some and appeals for broader support to ease living expenses for affected families.
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France
Ieee
Poultry Grower Advises Diet Adjustments to Control Disease
An article warns poultry growers about feeding poultry during a disease stage and outlines how starvation would force birds to eat digestive content. It stresses confinement during early signs and suggests limiting food to twice daily with adequate hard grain to curb trouble.
Louis Stevenson's Advice to Class of Girls
Louis Stevenson addressed a Sunday class of young girls. he spoke on the parable of the talents and urged that everyone possesses talents to use. He urged lively tongues, bright faces, and hands kept busy in useful work as in war days, for all, regardless of sex.
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Run Lous Stevenson
Fragmented moral reflections on honesty and testimony
The writing discusses how some men avoid paying money and how perseverance matters in tough times. It notes that in trouble few people trust a man who speaks about himself. It concludes that courts rely on character witnesses to assess credibility.
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Mason
Taek
Mother's Cook Book A Sweet Compete to the Household
A vintage household guide offers recipes and kitchen tips from turnips to beef stews and plum puddings. It includes directions for Garnish dishes, desserts, and fruit puddings, with notes on leftovers and serving ideas for family meals.
Production of sapphires shapes electrical meter bearings
A factory in the year 117 uses about one ton of sapphires for jeweled bearings in electric meters. Rough sapphires are purchased and finished and drilled by processes requiring skills comparable to those of an experienced watchmaker.
Baby Undergoes Appendicitis Operation at Harrishire Hospital
Thirteen day old Charles Stravits recently underwent an appendicitis operation at Risburg Hospital in Harrishire. The procedure was successful and the infant is the youngest patient to be operated on at that institution.
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Charles Stravits
Ad Irisburg Hospital
Harrishire
Century-Plus Fathers Feature in Curious Ancestry Record
A historical sketch notes men becoming fathers well past 100 with eldest sons aged up to 88 as families span over 120 years. It cites Willan Frest of Ripon and Thomas Boitty of Drumcondra among others, detailing long-lived patriarchs and late marriages across generations.
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Landon Tiesta
Wilman Niel
Leen
Henherve
Willan
Thoms Boitty
Drumcondra
Wubble
Thomas Pars
Birds and Animals Stage Nonviolent Playful Chase
The passage notes small birds chase each other in Inphy while cranes and trampiters perform eccentric plays. Water birds dive and spray, deer twist horns in mock trials, and dogs and others avert real injury during pretend combat. Cats, young and old, leap at glistening objects as wind loosened strands drift by.
Bumper Baby Population Rise in United States in 1917
A New York mill committee report cites an 8 bumper baby crop nationwide based on 16 percent of data, with 2 778 000 births and 1 048 000 deaths, yielding a net population gain over 1 000 000. Omaha leads with a death rate of 50.2 per 1 000, Seattle second at WA, Nashville highest at 182.2. Chicago 10.4. Among top borrowers are Berkeley California 40.? and Brookline Massachusetts 41.2.
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New York
United States
Tol
Omaha
Seattle
Nashville
Tenn
Chicago
Herkeley
Cal
Everett
Amss
Brookline
Mays
Alameda
la Crosse
Wis
Loss in weloht May Mean Loss in One's Efficiency
A brief discussion notes that lower than normal weight reduces efficiency over time. It cites Thomas B. Osborne and discusses how underweight individuals are viewed by insurers and enlistment officers, even without a clear medical cause.
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Thomas B. Osborne
Atlantic
Distance Wireless Reaches Beyond 23 Stations
The system claims no limit to distance as signals travel from Atlantic to Arlington Wu and the Heawallon islands in the Pacific. Relays enable reaching more distant parts of the world, allowing direct talk beyond current ranges.
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Atlantic
Arlington
Heawallon Islands
Pacific
Loyalty and Duty in Work Ethics from Ezra
The article extols loyalty as a guiding force for workers and artists, linking steadfastness to success and health. It argues loyalty provides direction and power, while disloyalty harms both duties and personal worth, urging devotion to one’s craft, employer, and task.
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Ezra
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