Our Country Past Present and Future Address
A veteran speaker greets ex soldiers and Civil War veterans, using Isaiah and Daniel for moral lessons. He reviews liberty bounded by law, praises emancipators, warns against war’s ruin, and urges neutrality in Europe, linking faith, nationhood, and the republic’s destiny. He cites Washington, Jefferson, Lincoln and Gettysburg, urging unity and moral governance.
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Leap Year and the Popping the Question Privilege
A fragmented note discusses leap years as part of the solar year system and mentions civil and astronomical time aligning with an extra day every four years. It notes that leap year is tied to a unique period when women are said to have the privilege of proposing.
Are We In Danger Of Eating Too Little Healthogran
Dr. R R Daniels discusses national overeating and under eating. He argues most people eat more than they can use but raises concern about undernourishment and its impact on strength energy and disease resistance.
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George Washington i
John Hancock
Benjamin Franklin
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Washington
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Jefferson
Lincoln
Australia
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Pamatisca
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Col. Ingersol
Toulon
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France
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Marengo
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Om Pariy
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Helena
Napoleon the Great
George Washington
Ulysses S. Grant
Robert E. Lee
Jesus
Gettysburg
Monticello
Europe
America
Instinct for Food and Human Eating Habits
The article argues that human instinct drives ample food intake from infancy onward. It asserts most people eat as much as their stomachs can hold and that undereating is rare. It notes some overeat certain foods while undereating others, but overall diet tends to fulfill energy needs.
One Way to Undereat in Hard to Digest Foods
The body becomes undernourished not by too little food but by eating items that are hard to digest. Fried foods pastries soggy breads hot cakes and similar items prevent proper nutrition even when the quantity eaten seems large.
Why People Avoid Rural Life and Seek Urban Wealth
A viewpoint laments rural decline and urban crowding. The author argues many city residents lack stable homes and independence, contrasting farm ownership with city poverty and urging reforms to keep people on farms.
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