Armenian Atrocity Described Amid War's Grim Toll
A reminiscence recounts Armenian suffering at the hands of Turkish and Teuton forces, detailing mass deportations, killings, and the destruction of communities. It notes how women and children faced brutal separations and death in the desert, calling for aid to save survivors and restore some life amid the war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bell
Armenia
Anatolia
Constantinople
Mostems
Euphrates
Noveye Vreniya
Petrograd
Bitlis
Tieris
Riy
Tiflis
Marsh
Sassam
Armeninox
Noems
Mweang
Ated
Potsdam
Allenby
Snall
Wipe Out the Profiteer War Cry Against Traitors and War Profiteers
A fierce exhortation denounces profiteers who siphon wartime gains at the expense of soldiers and civilians. It condemns bribery, counterfeit goods, and adulterated rations, arguing no punishment fits their treachery and urging public outrage and harsh penalties.
The Film by Joseph Lee May of the Vigilantes
Fragmentary OCR reads as a poem or dramatic piece titled The Film by Joseph Lee May of the Vigilantes. It mentions Vermilion film, mountains of the plain, grief brew, star of despotism, war’s waste, Attila, Tamerlane, and references to Danes and death’s valley, with garbled lines and stray phrases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Lee May
The
Vigilantes
Attila
Tamerlane
Dank
Olf Chace Leaver
The Flag Poem by Amelia Burr
The poem traces the flag as heritage and living memory. It honors ancestors who died to raise the banner and urges Americans to keep it undefiled while pledging heart and soul to the nation in a sonorous, period voice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amelia Josephine Burr
The
Vigilantes
Fragmented verse and stray lines linger in OCR text
The readable portions show archaic imagery with references to Lucifer Abel and a painted battle, mingled with a stray update about Holland increasing potato production. The fragmentary lines suggest a poem or literary excerpt interwoven with a note on agriculture, lacking clear narrative.
Joseph and His Brethren A Devotional Reading
A devotional piece interprets Genesis and Matthew themes, tracing Joseph testing his brothers to reveal repentance and foreshadowing Christ’s future salvation for the Jews. It connects Joseph’s reconciliation to spiritual lessons about faith shown through repentance and forgiveness, urging steadfast personal virtue in Christian life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mathew
Genesin
Joseph
Bela
Dadub
Ashe
Zephariah
Christ
Zoe
Hom
Isaiah
Egypt
Zechariah
Daed
Chestnuts Featured In Thanksgiving Dishes And More
Chestnuts featured in festive dishes dominate the page with recipes for mashed chestnuts, chestnut custard, curried chestnuts, chestnut sauce for turkey, and glazed chestnuts for dessert. The piece also adds soups, stuffing, and various nutty sandwiches and novelties, plus a broad Thanksgiving reflection on diverse tastes and seasonal cooking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turkey
Relief Not Burden The Yoke Of Christ As Mercy
A sermon argues that Christ's yoke is mercy not slavery, a gentle device to ease labor. It notes much of Jesus life was in doing kind acts and making people happy through good deeds, reframing the Christian burden as benevolent action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Browlway Tabernacle
Hubbard
Hart
Christ
Items of Interest to Shipbuilders and Technological Sketches
A pneumatic driven strapping saw promises to double output for shipyard use. Fresh-water fish introductions in Gatun lake test acclimation for canal zone food supply. A bicycle power unit with seven moving parts adds modern drive. Upside-down transplanting grows roots and leaves faster for shade trees. Light perforated steel rims aim to let autos traverse deep sand or mud replacing tires.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Gatun Lake
Canal Zone
Bes
Red Cross World War Aid Efforts Highlighted Abroad
The narrative outlines American Red Cross activities in England France Italy and Belgium during the war. It notes hospital farms in Salisbury and Dartford, royal visits, Christmas outreach, Queen Elizabeth’s aid, Verona orphanage support, decorations earned by ambulance crews, canteens on the Tallin front, Belgian shoe programs, and care for thousands of children across war zones.
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Tme
American Red Cross
England
Salisbury
Southampton
King George
Queen Mary
Princess Mary
Dartford
London
Christopher J. Kringle
France
Red Cross
Queen Elizabeth of Begum
Verona
Traly
American Red Cross Ambulance Service
Red Cros
Department of Civil Afaire
Italy
Made by an artist in furs cape coat and muff set
An article discusses a fur set featuring a cape coat and fourteen matching muffs. It highlights Hudson seal and other furs, noting the designer's blend of cape and coat elements for a versatile wrap. The piece mentions styling options for warm or open wear and points to furrier ingenuity in construction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hudson
Braadtail
Mole
Kolinsky
Sim Ribbon Workbag from Drew den ribbon and hoop
Craft a Christmas workbag using two yards of Drew den ribbon four by widths and one embroidery hoop. Prepare two cardboard rounds as bases, pad with sheet cotton, and cover with ribbon. Bind halves of remaining ribbon, sew to cardboard, attach to hoop rims, and sew inner base to hoop inside.
Bath Bags Offer Frugal Soap Alternative
Bath bags provide a refreshing lather that can substitute for bar soap and save soap. To prepare, grate pure castile soap, then mix with half a pound of ermis root, half a pound of almond meal, and one and a half pounds of oatmeal, wrapped in cheesecloth for use.
Dressup Frocks Describe Elegant Dinner Gowns
A charming simple dinner gown can be fashioned from black malines lace and black net over white English embroidery. A green charmeuse frock with long sleeves and narrow draped skirt needs no trimming. A pale pink batiste gown trimmed with real filet lace and girdled by blue tinsel cloth shines with gold and silver threads.
Veils In Demand Boosts Retail and Wholesale Trade
Veils in bordered varieties sell well at retail with demand echoing to wholesale. Holiday gifts favor fine mesh veils heavily dotted with chenille forming borders. Worn tight at the neck or loose, veils feature velvet or fur borders with a collar-like look for close neck fittings.
Also Mentioned on This Page
M. C
Stocx
Lucifer
Athro
Abel
Jeera
Holland
HY Rey Fitzwater
Bible Institute of Chiruior
Western New
B. Dd
Moody
Scotland
Great Britain
Lfe
Phanksgiving Diy
Baater Club
Royal
Windsor
Nee Mer Weil
Pe Sim
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