Women at Farm Work Prove Worth on U S Farms
A farmer hired 25 women last summer to harvest crops and found them capable workers. The Woman's Land Army of America offers disciplined squads led by experienced forewomen. Farmers report better care and thoroughness, with women earning fair wages and providing needed labor for the war effort.
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Doctor Sargent
Woman's Land Army of America
America
Meuox
Westchester County
New York
Poe
Weatchester County
England
Woman's Land Army of
War of machines and shop training schools boost US war effort
The article argues the war demands a rapid increase in skilled workers. It details shop training schools that convert unskilled labor into skilled mechanics, using expert instructors and on-the-job practice. Examples include a grocer’s man in New England and two Ohio department store workers now operating precision lathes.
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United States
France
Great Britain
America
Uef
Askad
New England
Ohio
Inbor 1S
Improved Uniform Sunday School Lesson on Kingdom Ethics
The article extracts a September Sunday School lesson by Rev. Ph. Fitzwater from the Improved Uniform International series. It outlines Jesus Christ’s ethical standard for a world ruled by God, detailing giving wisely, do unto others, loving enemies, lending without expectation, mercy, judging and condemning sparingly, forgiving, and liberality as measured by what remains. It cites Luke 6 and related scriptures, stressing the heavenly motive behind acts of charity and restraint in judgment.
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PH. Fitzwater
Bible Institute of Chicago
Western News
Jesus Christ
Jess
Christ
Lend
The Kitchen Cabinet Classic Leftover Recipes
A late era kitchen feature offers diverse uses for leftovers through potted and deviled fish dishes meat loaf and tongue heart preparations. It includes steps for potted fish chicken and jelly molds plus oatmeal based dishes and a broad list of prepared meats and savory options, with practical tips on sealing and storage.
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Grange Iaralad
Gland
Friendsuc
What Peace Implies By Henri Chapelle of the Vigilantes
The piece defines peace as two ideas: a council table with signed agreements and the broad life of industry art and pleasure built on goodwill and equality. It warns that if pride seizes control and goodwill vanishes, peace cannot exist despite treaties. It argues the only remedy is to defeat the offender effectively.
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Ani
Henri Chapelle
The
Vigilantes
Spiritually Discerned by Bishop Westcott
The text contemplates the Incarnation as the ultimate fact and thought not for worldly measures, but to reveal the Gospel grandeur of life. It urges spiritual discernment beyond visible phenomena, seeking a Divine Presence behind ordinary things and a lifting of sight toward glory.
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Bishop Weatcot
Saving Ink by Substituting Common Ink in Drawing Work
The piece explains substituting common writing ink for drawing ink to save money on permanent work. It notes a convenient method to fill a ruling pen by inverting a pen point into a bottle cork. It also includes a prosaic reflection on personal happiness tied to cheerful thinking and self-responsibility.
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Popular Mechanics Magazine
Red Cross Aid To France For War Orphans And Refugees
The Red Cross outlines extensive aid to France including 650,000 francs for sick and reformed soldiers families and repatriated children. It details hospital care near Lyon, refugee shelter in Paris, rehabilitation posts, clothing and food distributions, and plans for reconstruction and orchard planting amid war damage.
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Red Cross
Red Cross of
America
France
American Red Cross
Petrin
come + mander
Belgium
Evinn-les Bains
Red Crows
Sie Mire
Heal Cross
Lyon
Evian
Ted Cross
Une
Paris
Tout
Clintens
Riding Toys For Girls And Their Training In Manners
The article urges early training in riding swimming tennis and other activities for girls. It notes fashionable riding outfits for youngsters, fabrics for breeches and coats, and appropriate headwear and accessories. It also mentions fashion trends, belts, jewelry, and upcoming scarcity of face powder due to French government policy and soldier rations.
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Relly
Black Satin for Young Girls in School Wear
The article argues black satin or taffeta coats and dresses are now worn by girls as young as three, with black velvet favored for bright complexions. It contrasts adult use with younger styles, noting simple collars and cuffs of white and minimal color. Smart serge frocks are already common for school wear.
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Jude
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