German War Guilt and Demands for Pay for Fallen Soldiers
In a宣 call to punish Germany for World War I, the author laments the loss of nearly three million soldiers and argues that Germany must pay for the graves across France and Belgium. He contrasts French and German burial practices at Noyon and St Mihiel, emphasizes American sacrifice, and urges heavy reparations until war for conquest is deemed unprofitable.
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Wright A. Patterson
France
Belgium
Germany
America
England
Italy
Canada
Australia
South Africa
India
Portugal
Morocco
China
Europe
Noyon
Guillimont Farm
Bony
Henry Rawlinson
Hindenburg
Somme
Peronne
Roche
St. Mihiel
Sparrows Build Nests Inside Repairing Steamer
A large tramp steamer towed to a northeast coast port for repairs had grain in the holds. Sparrows built nests inside the dry dock amid hammering and noise, rearing broods before repairs finished and the vessel sailed. Workmen admired the birds pluck and watched the fledglings take flight.
Open Fenced Home Promotes Community Civilizing Ideal
An Englishman praises the home as an institution for community betterment and favors an open fence so all passersby may enjoy house, lawn, and garden. A note on metric denominations defines kiloliter to milliliter with equivalents to cubic meters and liters.
Moses the Deliverer and God's Call in Exodus Teachings
A devotional overview recounts Moses at the burning bush and his commission to deliver Israel. It notes Moses's initial self doubt and unworthiness, God's reply with presence and support, and the new covenantal name indicating God’s self existence and sufficiency.
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Mosen
Rying
God
Gail
Ms Presence
Paul
Jobin
Hayton
Moses
Gui
Jesus Christ
Justun
Jon bin Tong
Egypt
Pharaoh
Egy Jeremiah
Martin Luther
George Washington
Uri
Gel
Ciis
Teruel
Anren
The Kitchen Cabinet Recipes and Food Advice Reprint
A late era culinary column offers kitchen tips from eggs in waterglass to hearty cakes cookies and pies. It lists dishes like Honey Drop Cakes Apple Sauce Cake Jelly Roll and Nougat along with fish mains and breakfast codfish halftone instructions and notes on nutrition and wartime rationing.
Verek Maverett The World’s Diamonds Unearthed
The article notes 2826 tons of diamonds valued at 1 billion dollars have been mined from the earth across history before cutting halves weight but multiplies value by five The Locust Tree is cited as one of early American trees sent to Europe.
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Europe
Thy God and Faith in Heart Are Your True God
A musing on faith and trust from Martin Luther and a Platonic note. Faith and trust define God for the believer, while misdirected trust yields a wrong god. The text links heart devotion with spiritual identity and urges diligence over idleness, preferring virtue before brilliance.
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God
Martin Luther
Ammonia found in minute quantities and sources
Ammonia occurs as a natural product of decay of animal matter and is produced artificially by destructive distillation of nitrogenous organics such as bones and hair. It is also obtained as a by product in illuminating gas from coal.
Gay Party Frocks Bring Welcome Home For Conquering Heroes
A fashion showcase in a wartime context highlights party frocks designed to honor four returning heroes. The article describes fabrics, colors, and silhouettes, noting tulle, satin, sequins, and bordery trims in emerald greens and terra cotta hues. It emphasizes thrift and wool conservation shaping wartime attire choices.
Winter sports devotees seek bright outfits for Northern and Southern routes
The article describes midwinter fashion for devotees, urging two groups to dress vibrantly for snowy backgrounds. It highlights two main sets in felt and basket-weave cloth, one wine-colored with a wide scarf and overseas-inspired cap, the other rose-colored with fringed bands and crocheted rose accents.
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Serive
Vlensurers
Rong
Angora
The Separate Vest Fashion and Fabric Trends
The separate vest remains a key dress accessory, added to most two piece suits and adaptable to street frocks. Fabrics range from filmy nets to heavy angora, with fur versions common for tailored suits. Quality in woolen vests means even threads and smooth textures free of defects.
The Fur Coatee in Luxurious Cape Styles
Numerous fur capes feature entirely fur construction with a long fur cape and a large shawl collar of fox. A black Chantilly lace frill stands upright near the crown, while a brimmed mother spreads outward. Two lace frills connect by a white tie with crossed tail ends.
Fluted Ribbon Lace and Fur Hats Describe Crowne Style
The article describes hats with fluted ribbon brims combined with lace and fur. It explains a crown on a smart dinner and theater hat made from fur velvet or beaver, with a chiffon foundation, narrow velvet brims drawn tight over tinted velvet ribbon, and a stiff mushroom frame.
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