The Spirit of 18 Booth Tar Agion
In spring 1017 patriots in the Emust, notably New York and Boston, worried about national apathy organized luncheons and committees. They appointed Rudiger to rally the middle West, sending him to speak before clubs and meetings, only to find the Midwest had already met enlistment quotas while his own state lagged behind.
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Boston
Rudiger
Eny
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Middle
America Wakes to Unite Behind War Leaders of '76
The piece laments division in wartime politics and praises unity. It argues that the YOU campaign misfired and that WE US OUR pronouns forged national solidarity. It recalls German-American tensions, the 1917 shift to American identity, and a parade of leaders from Washington to Lincoln guiding a united America through war.
Interesting English Engine Driven Dynamo Attracts Notice
An automatic plasma engine driven dynamo in England draws interest. Rain is noted as the most effective sanitary agent. War losses are tallied at sixty men per thousand with about 150 wounded per thousand. Britain imports 30 million pounds of coffee for home use. Wisconsin must boost wheat acreage by 80 percent to meet 1918 targets. Over 300,000 loads of sawdust and mill waste were used in the US last year to make paper pulp.
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England
Great Britain
Wisconsin
United States
Palestine
Jeane
Jesus
Tere
Sidon
Decapolis
Avem
Leeson
Peter
James
John
Jesus Taugs
Jesu
Jesse
Leewa X
Judas
Christ
Afternoon frocks and light fabrics take center stage
The summer fashion story shifts to light fabrics like organdi and georgette for afternoon gowns. Foulard patterns, bold white on color, and lace trims appear with georgette or crepe de chine, while georgette gowns feature embroidery, shaped waists, and delicate details. Colors favor sand beige blue black navy with white figures and soft jewel tones.
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Georgette
Georgette and Organdie
Presenting Pajamas as Sleeping Garments
A fashion piece notes modern women embracing pajamas as sleepwear and casual wear, with two-piece and one-piece styles in wash satin and crepe de chine. It describes crepe de chine sets with lace trim, belted short coats, and contrasting needlework on white or flesh color fabrics, including silk options and a sleeveless kimono waist design.
Metal helmets for women go on London shop shelves
London millinery shops display metal helmets for women as potential air raid protection. Priced about double the men’s helmets, the dainty headgear features soft lining and a decorative knob on top, offering a rakish line to the protective style.
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London
Sunday School Lesson by P B Pittwater D D
A republished early 20th century Sunday school lesson by Rev P B Pittwater D D, teacher of English Bible at Moody Bible Institute Chicago, issued under Western Newspaper Union copyright 1910.
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P. B. Fpitzwater
Moody Bible Institute of Chicago
Western Newspaper Union
Lesson Plan for June 30 Bible Teachings
The text outlines a June 30 lesson plan focusing on core gospel themes. It covers key verses from John Matthew Romans and Acts, and presents a sequence of lessons about Jesus ministry, transfiguration crucifixion and resurrection. It emphasizes faith, service, humility, worship, and the purpose of Jesus death and resurrection for believers.
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Decatur
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Grant
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Jesus Christ Our Redeemer and
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