Old Glory and the Creed Behind the Flag
Ellis Parker Butler extols the American flag as Old Glory, arguing it symbolizes national honor and liberty. He contrasts flags of Luxembourg Britain Germany and France, vows the flag is forged by sacrifice, and urges renewed patriotism as WWI endures, foreseeing the flag’s universal banner.
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Washington
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Grand Duchy of Luxemburg
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France
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Germany
Great Britain
England
St. Andrew's Cross
Scotland
St. Patrick's Cross
Ireland
Prussia
Bavaria
Wurttemburg
Saxony
King-Kaiser
New York
California
America
Belgium
Betsy Ross
Trin
Flanders
Royal France
Napoleon
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Earth
Oldry
Hold the Line for Liberty Vigilantes Poem
A wartime exhortation by Laura E Richards urging unity and resolve. The poem calls on gray-clad masses to stand firm, resist invasion, and defend liberty with steadfast prayers and action. It invokes England France Italy and America, urging collective strength and readiness to raise the sword.
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Confessing Christ and the Disciples Mission
The lesson emphasizes confessing Christ despite ridicule or persecution, and Christ’s promise to confess or deny before God’s angels. It outlines the unpardonable sin, the Holy Spirit’s guidance in trials, and the need for bold witness powered by God. It also covers Acts 1:1-11, detailing Jesus’s forty days with the disciples to prove the resurrection, instruct on the kingdom, and send them to witness to the ends of the earth.
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Heaven
Hell
Israel
Jesus
Variety in salads and cornmeal dishes from wartime cookery
The article offers numerous salad recipes and instruction on cornmeal and cereal dishes. It includes Olive Salad, Cauliflower Salad, Combination Salad, Tomato Salad, and a French dressing guide. It also covers cornmeal mush and various puddings, cookies, and a barley sponge cake, with remarks on knowledge of domestic economy and efficient cooking methods.
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Stone
An Ancient Exemption Formula in Gospel Teachings
A commentary notes Jesus exposing ritualism that excuses personal neglect of family and temple duties. It cites corban as vow language freeing a son from supporting his mother, while stressing core Christian life where Christ dwells in believers. The piece contrasts vows with genuine living in Christ and ends with a reflection on life in God.
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Christian Herald
Christ
St. Paul
God
Honor the Girl Who Works Becoming a Respectful Title
The text discusses shifting views on the term working girl. It notes the phrase broadens in meaning and gains respect, transforming from reproach to a cultural ideal for ambitious young women.
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Lelure
Bennett's Premonition and Beer Through the Ages
A Breton Globe anecdote sketches James Gordon Bennett's whimsy with a nightly lion watch joke and notes beer as one of humanity's oldest drinks. It cites ancient manuscripts showing early barley fermentation in Europe over three millennia ago.
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Europe
Ne Saves Economy With Efficient Resource Use
Ne implements stringent efficiency measures to conserve available resources, aiming to stabilize the financial footing and reduce waste across sectors. Government agencies report progress as reforms lower costs, improve supply chain resilience, and promote sustainable consumption patterns nationwide.
School Clothes for Fall Back to School Season
The article urges parents to outfit school aged children for the new term, noting home sewing and remaking of garments saves energy and offers personal style. It highlights wool frocks, blue kerge fabric, amethyst accents, and practical two-set outfits with washable vestees and cuffs.
Fall Motoring Bonnets and Eye Shade Debate
A fashion note discusses fall motor bonnets focusing on fit, stay-on ability, and comfort. It compares brimmed hats with brimless turbans, noting eyes shading preference and the Blue Devil tam’s secure fit for youthful wearers. A corduroy bonnet with elastic, silk lining, and a brimless back is praised for staying in place and easy adjustment.
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Sammy
Organdie Frocks Highlight Bridesmaids’ Season
Organdie for bridesmaids features charming frocked outfits in delicate white and pastels. The season showcases lightweight frocks with crisp collars and puff sleeves, emphasizing vintage vibe and refined elegance for weddings and formal events.
Catch-All Bag for Sewing Machine Declares Useful
A practical ornamental catch-all bag placed at the end of a sewing machine stores ravelings and clippings to save cleanup time. When not in use it folds away neatly with the machine. A recent example featured yellow and green chints with heart shaped cardboard ends, gathered by a straight ten inch strip of the same material, rings on both sides and a yellow ribbon. The bag spreads to stay open wherever placed to accept contributions.
Plaid-Edged Neckwear Describes Modish Midsummer Styles
The article surveys smart midsummer neckwear in organdie with pipings and plaiting, featuring flutings of checks and plaids in a spectrum from the modern dye pot. It notes the colors appear in organdie or other fabrics and sometimes in silk.
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English Bible Bible Institute of Chicago
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