America Must Respond to Armenian Crisis Calls
From Asia to Europe a vast cry for help rises, led by four million victims starved and displaced. America must act immediately to aid Armenian and Syrian Christians besieged by Turkish brutality and Prussian policy, with a nationwide fundraising drive January 12 to February 1.
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Asia
Arabia
Russian
Caucasus
Turkey
Mesopotamia
Holy Land
Axia
Europe
Ailante
Acroxa
America
Christhaas
Christias
Christ
Una
United States
Ross
Ndt
Aduiltistratte
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The Living Monument in Norfolk Tribute to War Dead
In Norfolk a neglected green triangle became a living memorial for local boys who died in World War I. On Flag Day four wooden crosses with names and dates were planted at the triangle, joined by enduring tributes and plantings that honor each fallen soldier.
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Norfolk
France
Hitle
Lottien
Mohn Perkinson
Henry Smith
Hays
Nevtatky
Hint
Min
The Armenians Poem by Clinton Scollard
The piece presents a vocal plea from Armenians seeking liberty and relief from oppression. It depicts torture and suffering, urging freedom and justice from stronger nations. The language portrays a historic suffering and a call for moral responsibility.
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Clinton Scollard
Vigilantes
Captain Cuttle Fish and the Devil’s Hauntings
A fragmentary lay recounts Captain Cuttle Fish clashing with a sinister force. The tale describes a haunting encounter, a pursued prey, and warnings to Captain Cattle Phan about dangerous pursuits aboard a phantom vessel named Tuivy Jonen.
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Cattle Phan
Norfolk Memorial Trees Named After Fallen Soldiers
A reflective tribute proposes planting hero trees in Norfolk to honor boys who died in France. Each tree would bear the name of a fallen seven, creating a living memorial that endures through generations and storms. The piece urges communities to adopt ground plots with cross markers to honor those who gave their lives.
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Norfolk
Armenia to America by Theodosia Garrison
Fragmented verse speaks of war’s toll and a plea for mercy from brothers, asking for healing before victory’s white robes. The speaker seeks aid to endure, lamenting the cost of conflict and the need for compassion amid triumph.
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Mont
Joseph Cares for His Kindred in Goshen
A Sunday school lesson outlines Josephs care for his family in Egypt Genesis chapters 41 to 50. It covers Joseph revealing himself to his brothers, inviting Jacob and kin to settle in Goshen, Pharaohs blessings, and Jacob blessing Josephs sons, with emphasis on faith, providence, and calm leadership.
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Joseph
Canaan
Coonan
Egypt
Jess Christ
Land of
Goshen
Jaco
Tong
Ant
Hein
Strani Lane
Phurnol
Jacob
Mhiraoh
Mhen
Jose
Chen
Joxeply
Pharaoh
Virgen
Accurda
Cording
Phildeme
Jesus Christ
Christ
Ihaned
Organically Stocked Kitchens for Busy Households
A 1910s kitchen guide emphasizes emergency shelves with ample canned goods and staples. It lists salmon, tuna, olives, vegetables, crackers, and condiments, plus simple recipes like Salmon With Rice and Hashed Brown Potatoes. It warns against feeding children coffee or tea, urges balanced meals, and suggests holiday treats and wholesome desserts to balance daily nutrition.
Cross and Tribute to Courage in Faith and Heroism
A compact aphorism selection urges readiness to bear suffering for spiritual unity. It links the cross with humility and mission, echoing Thomas a Kempis and Disraeli on heroic nurture. The motifs stress perseverance and belief in heroic virtue in daily life.
Worth Trying Pineapple and Orange Loaf
A chilled mold layered with chopped almonds and orange jelly made from fruit juice sets firm. A pineapple Jule with cream and whipped topping is lightly folded in, then covered and chilled. In a separate bake, pumpkin is cooked with butter and spices, pureed with bread crumbs and eggs, baked in a buttered dish, and served hot.
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Canedy
Winter Coats Make Impressive Exit In Style
Designers unveil final winter coats as spring arrivals loom, highlighting rich velours and heavy wool pieces. Notable examples feature panne velvet textures, semiform fitting lines, sash belts, crochet buttons, fur trim capes, and seatskin borders, with bold sealskin accents and dramatic cape styles drawing attention to the season’s end.
Bags Draw Attention In A World Of Purse Design
Fashion notes detail how bags of all kinds have become essential for women and homes. From beaded French designs to Japanese fabrics and rich brocade ensembles, the article highlights evening and daytime styles, novel shapes, materials, and the practical use of multiple bags for shopping and daily tasks.
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Macy's Little Lamb
France
Japan
Denrim
Fashion notes on fringed garments and sheer fabrics
A fragment describes fringe use on serge garments with fringed edges and girdles, fur bound cape slits, black tulle scarves with metal tissue, and draped panels as a stylish, bold look. It comments on pockets, tailored dresses, and the pairing of colored silk with dark ensembles.
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Paris
Ar Wil
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George Barr McCutcheon
The
Hell
Captain Cuttle Fish
Fhoene
Windorwan
Howe Futile Vankow
Waltius
Armenia
Theodosia
P. E Fitzwater
Moody Bible
Eal
Calmmess
Rowe
Kalman
Theo Wie
David Comnerfinld
California
Tual
Senthil
Thomas A Kempls
Jiba Sam Bey
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