Government to Crush Treason and Secure War Support
Attorney General Thomas W. Gregory calls on all loyal Americans to break with friends and kin if needed to support the war effort. He warns agitators and outlines penalties under espionage, sedition, and selective service laws, stressing the government’s power to act against disloyal conduct.
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Ezra and Nehemiah Teach the Law Lesson
Moody International Sunday School lesson analyzes Nehemiah chapters 1 4 6 12 and Ezra Nehemiah leadership teaching the law. Key points include reverent reading of the book, the five fold outcomes of hearing the word conviction mercy joy peace and service, and the role of leaders in guiding worship and understanding.
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Chestnut dishes and home cooking tips from a vintage guide
A historic cooking column offers chestnut based recipes and pantry tips. Cream of Chestnut Soup and Chestnut Stuffing headline a variety of nutty dishes. The piece blends practical cooking steps with moral aphorisms and reflections on frugality and domestic virtue.
Evening gowns and hats dazzle in midwinter fashion critique
A fashion piece describes evening gowns in dark, brilliant tones and metallics with silver or gold lace brocades. It highlights hats with velvet and brocade, turban shapes, fur trim, and the Bustle flat gold lace hat, noting bold colorways and restrained palettes for midwinter wear.
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Nurres
Army Orders at Liverpool Post
Sergeant Major stops Private Smith from walking on the grass and demands to see Captain Graham’s verbal orders. Private Smith insists he has them, but the sergeant major dismisses the claim and repeats the rule.
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Smith
Graham
Liverpool
Cheerfulness as daily virtue in man among men
The text extols cheerfulness as the greatest daily virtue likening it to sunshine and fresh moisture. It asserts a cheerful face diffuses the spirit and that sour temper should soften in an atmosphere of continuous good humor.
Safety First Emphasized in Large Corporations
The piece notes that many firms allocate about $25 000 yearly to safety departments for salaries and office costs. Inspectors travel between locations to spot hazards in machinery areas and in fluctuating supplies to prevent accidents.
Little Difference Child Corrects Father on Brothers
A three year old girl, alildred, the only child, resists her father’s plan for a little brother. She declares that boys are just as bad as girls, showing defiant wit and a sharp reply.
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Alildred
Guiding Fingers and Their Wealth Smuggled Adornments
In Dutch Guiana a machine is described as perfecting the copying of any family item worn on the body. Women allegedly wear bracelets, anklets, necklaces, and crowns crafted in gold and silver that imitate the original pieces in detail.
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Dutch Guiana
We Forget the Blessings and Missed Happiness
A reflective quote from Richter contrasts longing for blessings with noticing the pain and the blessings already received, lamenting misplaced focus on misery rather than gratitude.
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Ua —Richter
Ouija Board Compared to Earlier Spiritualist Planchette
The article contends that the ouija board has no intelligence beyond a wooden object. It says its movements are produced by the operator, either knowingly or unknowingly, and likens it to the earlier planchette used during the spiritualism craze.
Notable Chinese Confectionery Secrets Attributed
The passage praises Chinese skill in confectionery. It claims they can hollow oranges and fill them with jelly without leaving any trace. It further asserts they can empty a shell and fill it with almond paste, with no visible break or incision detectable.
Electric eraser cleaning machine debut praised
An east coast manufacturer introduces a compact electrically driven device that cleans school erasers in the classroom or hall. A small girl operates the unit as a rapidly revolving brush motor loosens dust and suction keeps erasers clean without moving outdoors.
Mistaken Proverb Echoes Across Safer Advice
Quote by Dr. Frank Crane critiques the saying practice what you preach noting the value of preaching over mere practice and urging higher standard for personal guidance and public conduct.
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Frank Crane
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