American Woman Keeps Patriotism While Bargaining Abroad
An American traveler recounts shopping in London for fabrics and ready made garments, weighing cost and quality against American production. She contrasts prices in London with Philadelphia Boston and New York, notes the social pressures of fashion, and advocates buying American to support domestic workers and industry. She rejects cheap imports and emphasizes patriotic buy-local choices.
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London
Boston
New York
Pery
Aga
America
Jooma and
Seid
Teres
Mike
Londop
Philadelphia
Princesa of Wales
Seamos
Aera
Ince
Agus
York
Chicago
Palo Co
Varigus
Iusa Incney
Philedephig
Beaton
Peter
Coflers
Paris
Americas
Wilde
Mei
Koma
A Long Guest at an Australian Station
A traveler recounts extreme hospitality at an Australian station where a guest stayed two years, then ten months, before finally leaving. The host’s generous yet unspoken patience stretched across a year, with dogs and chores shaping the stay, until subtle signals finally ended the visit.
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Keapa
Manchester
Bouquets by Wire Offers Fresh Flowers Worldwide
A new and remarkable industry in Kanaaz City provides ready bouquets for friends abroad. Customers select flowers at a Broadway florist, and within two hours the bouquet is delivered to the recipient via an international wire service. An agent in Vienna coordinates orders and writes the giver’s name on a card before delivery, with similar service to San Francisco and other cities.
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Roms
Pelereburg
Kanaaz
Palita
Vienna
Broadway
Europe
America
San Francisco
Dangers of Painters and Painter's Oplicea
A fragment warns of risks from paint fume exposure in the painting trade. It notes that many painters suffer sudden ailments causing them to leave the job, with fatigue and trouble from inhaled compounds blamed on paint ingredients.
Diversified Faues And The Bingaless Eat The Bees
Fragmented text describes varied foods and beverages from different regions. References include fermented cabbage water, and a claim that certain edibles cost high sums. It mentions a large caterpillar luxury in the West Indies and edible nests of swallows as dainty ingredients. It also notes sheep use as beasts of burden in miserable northern India contexts and discusses mountain paths for pack animals.
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Wast Indies
Daniel and Faithful Living in Babylonian Captivity
A Sunday lesson outline on Daniel from the Babylonian exile emphasizes steadfast faith, moral courage, and divine favor. It links Daniel to Joseph and Christ, notes God’s testing as a proof of character, and urges purposeful living to prosper in a hostile regime.
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Ft Danlet
Tetani'a
Israél
Israél's Career. the People of God Learned Great Leseone In the Land of Bondage
Thue
Chow
Daniel
Joseph
Christ
Ain
Isa Cometimes
Bat Desig
Maniel
Anen
Geddar
Abraham
Moses
David
Solomon
Mseknuas
Michigan Crop Outlook Boosts Farm Confidence in 1917
Michigan farmers face cautious optimism as 1917 crop prospects show improved yields in central and northern counties, aided by rainfall but hindered by dry spells. The state militia reports and industrial incidents are noted, including a fatal overdose and a disastrous mill fire near Newaygo, shaping rural concerns alongside rising grain demand and market activity.
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Deak
Elt
Aly
Aie
Michigan Milita Kearns
Jonn Horver
Yeate
Ste Rand
Tio
Tag
Agrimburad
Lael Memter
Whiellus
Milla 4
Bamber Company
John Larkin
Wireh
William Patrick
Quarles Brows
Wd. Marks
George Borkwell
Michigan
Ayetas
Claver Meadows
Tao
Artis
Favorabin
Willaten
Alpere
Wwe
Foxe
Res Ork
Igior
Geeeda
Kinise Fats
Iowte
Cans
Frank Fenny
Tym
Aman Nant Petry
Cheguanies Madame Marasted SE
D. W. Harris
Tiassadame
Burgia
Ikea
James Maywen
Ty Davkson
Vermontville
Slg
Vente
Las
Syed
Pai Whildren
Serakini
Poe Whittren
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Asabe
Malton
Abe
Unitige
Hesita
Patty
Pablo
Poseosatag
Tion
Fouliah
Mowin
Bares
Ptt
Salaah
Mais
Chiladephie
Serge
Price
Conte
Mekell
Wand
Saebe
Brest
England
Renee
Bey
Lachodvezzar's
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