Training Mothers For Kindness And Self Realization
A United States Bureau of Education outline from Washington and the Kindergarten Association in New York emphasizes a mother's role beyond appearance. It cites Froebel on guiding a child's aspirations with insight and patience, comparing maternal influence to art and the growth of the soul, urging mothers to share the message with others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Bureau of Education
Washington
Kindergarten Association
Weat 4Th Street
New York
Mythle
Froebel
Hen Should Be Our National Emblem For Food and Revenue
National Crop Improvement Service urges recognizing hens as national emblem noting poultry as major food and revenue source. It argues mismanagement and neglect raise egg and chicken costs, stresses proper feeding, culling unprofitable birds, and buying scientifically blended by product feeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Crop Improvement Service
Jong Experi
Agricultural College
U.S
The Cost of War and the Peace Dilemma
An analysis from the North American Review estimates American losses at about 56,000 killed and 190,000 wounded with higher Allied casualties. It notes British losses at over 13 million, French at 2.7 million, and German fatalities uncertain but massive. Total war costs approach 200 billion dollars, with the United States bearing roughly one eighth and a future bill near 30 billion. The piece questions whether rights are secured for all time and ponders peace conference outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iosaes
Belgium
Serbia
Great Britain
Ours
Germany
Eaanya
Italian Sentiment and Balkan Tensions Reflected in Controversy
The text discusses rising Balkan national feelings and the Albanian Jugoslav dispute, noting revival of ancient enmities and calls for a regional settlement. It mentions liberal concerns and the presence of both extremists and moderates among Balkan groups shaping international views.
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New York Times
Aldo
Adriatic
Akso
Eas
Controversy Pushes for Open Trust Between Sides
The remark suggests both parties fear trusting each other, arguing that exposing unreasonable imperialist demands could reveal weaknesses and pave the way to an agreement.
Gold Premium in London Draws Scrutiny and Shortages
The London scene shows heightened gold prices and a dedicated Scotland Yard unit to curb illegal British sovereign trafficking. U S gold coins trade at a premium with the $5 piece near five fifty, while wartime wages lift jewelry demand. Gold movement to banks is limited, raising suspicion of identifiable individual tenders amidst scarce circulation.
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London
Brooklyn Eagle
Scotland Yard
United States
England
Know Why. From Everybody's Magazine humor
The piece spoofs Yankee politics in the trenches with a Bowery man named Bill hunting cootlies. He muses that he now understands why Napoleon always kept his picture in his hand in front of him, a line aimed at wartime bravado and comical ignorance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill
Bowery
Napoleon
Hiv
Journey Advice on Patience and Self-Correction
The text counsels enduring travel with calm and patience. It urges avoiding hurry, accepting discomfort as common, and reflecting on past need to curb anger. It emphasizes self-censure over blaming others and valuing peace and longevity over rash wins.
Outrageous Blacklist Highlighted by Senate Report
A New York World excerpt denounces a six person blacklist by a Senate committee as a grave injustice. It condemns targeting Quakers pacifists Barnard College figures and critics, arguing the acts ruin livelihoods and mock loyalty tests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York World
United Sates Senate
Barnard College
Hever
Proper Indoor Temperatures For Winter Rooms
Read from the January Heating and Ventilating Magazine detailing room temperatures for winter use. It lists ranges for churches, lecture halls, shops, offices, prisons, and homes, explains factors like clothing and occupancy, and notes that soot affects heat transfer more than asbestos, with dry salt burning as a soot remover.
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Itt
Gyninanhinn
Halle
Seread
Marexage Poorns
Oadeerwee Ees
Clee
Saevikersen Conrectiviced
Laneleveles Pans
Scehoolu Teppartercen
Inreink Gitlicen
Sleokroenys
Dali
Harrington
Illinoia Fuel Administration
Zeppelin Raid Destruction Across Aldermanbury 1914
The Manchester Guardian reports a September 8 1914 Zeppelin raid causing massive destruction in Aldermanbury St Mary the Virgin area. Explosions wrecked offices and smashed windows, feathers sprayed walls, and Red Lion Street suffered severe damage. the Penny Bank and surrounding buildings were destroyed. total damage estimated at about £2 million.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchester Guardian
Love Lane
Aldemanbury
St. Mary the Virgin
Aldermanbury
Red Lion Street
Theobald’s Road
Red Lion Square
Wood Street
The Grief Hog and the Kaiser’s Cornered Care
A humorous poem satirically claims the defeated Kaiser hoards all sorrow in his castle Gras and safe deposits, leaving ordinary people unable to buy despair. It jokes that Bill the king without a crown and others control grief, preventing genuine sorrow from spreading.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kaiser bin
Kaiser
Castle Gras
Old Bui
King
Bill
the Great
Fever Serum Trial Upsets Yellow Fever Lore
The New York World reports Dr Noguchi in Ecuador claims a serum confers immunity to yellow fever. Trials are said to be on Elcundoran troops in fever infected interiors. The breakthrough could mark major progress after sanitation reduced outbreaks and shows cooperation among United States, Brazil and other powers.
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New York World
Heperta
Ecuador
Noguchi
Elcundoran
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ROYAL
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Panama Canal
Arrow
Martinique
Paris
France
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Kremlin
Moscow
Moscommand
America
Boards of
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Piedmont Park
Atlanta
Ano Writers Club
Jacques Matveile
Witmarie
Matthew Arnald
Minnesota
Alr Ralda Coatly
Brasil
Soya Ale Wall
Ube United Biates
Peeve Connell
Requie Erie
Molde
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