Training Little Children to Share Family Life At Home
The article argues children should share duties and joys at home from an early age. It advocates age appropriate chores, participation in family tasks, and safeguarding family secrets to strengthen parental bonds. It emphasizes the home as a center of love, trust, and moral formation for a child’s lifelong ties.
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Feris
Jaycion
Earhrer
Esaume
Hin
Atippera
Mae
Emilie Poulagon
Tod
Smitih
Ajith
How to Know Fake Stocks Dearborn Independent Advice
The article warns readers to protect Liberty bonds and avoid stock swindlers. It urges verifying investments with banks and the Federal Trade Commission, reporting promoters and prospectuses, and trusting government oversight to expose false promises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dearborn Independent
Atork
Aierman
Joe
J. Rufus Wal- Lingford
Ginister
Federal Trade Commission
Federal Reserve Board
Washington
Ola Dodge
Finn
Enlarge Markets By Motors
A detailed proposal argues motor truck parcel post can boost farm distribution. It cites costs for a Philadelphia to Washington route, notes potential government funding through postal service profits, and urges immediate road-transport reform to move perishable produce quickly from farms to markets.
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Motors
Alaon
Secor
Lhei
Philadelphia
Washington
Pop Tina Tem
Minkslee
Parcel Post
Congress
Postal Service
Carin Transportation
United States
Rural Express
Couny
Moulor
Uncle Sam
Yank Gallantry in Coblenz War Occupation Report
The Kansas City Star quotes a Coblenz newspaper praising American soldiers in civilian life. It notes soldiers offer seats to women on crowded electric cars and let ladies enter first, a contrast with wartime norms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coblens
Top and Bottom Quip Sparks Open Forum Debate
In a Detroit News Open Forum, loo M. Franklin proclaims there are few who rise to the top. A questioner asks for definition, and Habbi Franklin replies the top is honest work and pay that builds the man and bank. the bottom is where a man butchers his own effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit News
Loo M. Franklin
Open Forum
Habbi Franklin
United States Chamber of Agriculture Proposed
A call for a national Chamber of Agriculture to unite farmers and businesses in reconstruction efforts. The author urges a broad, nonpolitical organization addressing farm problems, transportation, and legislation, inviting farmers to share thoughts from Harvester Building Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Per Leme
United States
Chamber of Ariculture
Gureau
Farmers of America
Chamber of Agriculture
Harvester Building
Chicago
The Strength of the Dollar in Europe and America
The dollar gains strength as Europe bears war debt and dislocations. Europe faces insolvency with massive loans to America and a potential capital levy. American credit and moral factors support a strong dollar, while Europe may seek repayment and reforms.
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Chicago News
Europe
Germany
America
United States
Stock Exchange
Cts
Bran Letters Speak On Making Bran Eatable
Readers discuss practical bran use and self treatment ideas. A letter from Mary Jane shares a decade of self-care for pain, while others advocate bran as a daily food with butter and salt and urge stronger persuasion to readers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hk HY
Mary Jane
Amy
Your Weight in Gold
An editor explains how a man’s value in gold is theoretical. Using Troy and avoirdupois weights the article computes a 150 pound man at 183.2 troy pounds of gold, valuing him at $45 192.85 and earning about $2 460 a year at a 5 percent rate, noting most men do not literally be worth their weight in gold.
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Ang Lywart
Gould
Fragmentary Text Reflects Military Examinations Debate
The passage mentions examinations intended to separate true patriots from cowards and relief from military service. It notes conflicting views on how to gauge loyalty and the risk of deception within the system, with references to machinery and dispatch from Aurich and Lense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swaleee
Ian Pales
Summary of U S Navy Air Service wartime report
London reports a prepared summary from headquarters noting 39 attacks on Wert and mixed results. The armistice ended active trials with 1500 officers and 14 000 men, citing training shortages and mechanical issues as key factors in prior failures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
United States
United” States Naval Air Force
Anie Payeeela
Piloe
Pat Eulty
Prof Péliers
America
Wbt T
Italy
Parade Evokes Shell Shock Therapy in Army Parade
New York medical staff plan a novel exposure therapy during the 27th division parade on Fifth Avenue. Shell shocked soldiers will be seated in the grandstand or viewed from chairs, with nurses present, in hopes the sight of marching comrades aids psychological recovery.
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New York
Fifth Avenue
Ealvacent Slater
London rationing and pantry shortages in wartime mood
A London resident describes wartime food shortages and rationing as life continues despite the war not being over. She notes scarce currants and flour, housewives consulting prewar cookbooks, and anger at prices, controls, and delays while grocers stockpile food. Apples sell at 48 cents per pound under government control.
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the Tribune
London
Mall
Qyor
Sunlit cure of throat tuberculosis using metal mirrors
A historical note describes heliotherapy for laryngeal tuberculosis. Patients face away, mirrors reflect sunlight onto the throat area via chair-mounted setups. A concave mirror directs light into the mouth while a flat glass mirror lets patients view progress. Sessions are brief, with improvements noted after repeated exposures under physician guidance.
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Ypres
Dors Milla
Forester
P & Nt
Phamidas Physican
Reminded Him of Home in London Opinion Fragment
Fragmentary account notes a man entering a house on Golbite 28 and a woman warning against travel inside wearing boots. A sergeant hears movement and delays, while discussions reference House of He and suspects about mob action and loyalties. The text suggests debates on repression and restraint by authorities.
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Saul
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Bran Letters
Aurich
Lense
U.S. Naval Air
Mickele
Alip
Peage
Porto Miso
Frank de Hichmond
Diapagen
House of He
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