Germany Must Pay For Destruction Of Lens And Ypres
In August 1914 Lens France known as the Pittsburgh of France faced total ruin as German conquest left walls gone and mines flooded. Ypres Belgium also lies in ruins with historic Cloth Hall and St Martin church destroyed. The author argues Germany and its allies must pay for the devastation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wright A. Patterson
Lens
France
Pittsburgh
Germany
Lias
Ypres
Walls
Menin
Belgium
Germmny
Memnin
Armentieres
Bailleul
la Bassee
Douai
Cambria
Boisel
Peronne
Albert
Arras
St. Quentin
Guiscard
Noyon
Chauny
Thirncourt
Vigneulles
England
America
Italy
Serbia
Roumania
Poland
Do You Yawn At Concerts and the Pituitary Link
A fragment discusses yawning at symphonies and links it to the pituitary gland, citing Cyril Scott and The Philosophy of Modernism in Connection With Music. It notes the gland as emotional seat and possible target for treatment to boost musical appreciation. Also mentions young pea pods in Europe as tender and wholesome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cyril Scott
Mr. Scott
Medicine and Surgery Magazine
Europe
Making Americans and fault-finding in daily life
Quoted reflections on assimilation and national identity by Lyman Abbott about planting immigrant children in American soil and fostering loyalty through language culture and kindness. A brief note by F H Young in the Providence Journal argues fault-finding is a constructive activity and warns against hypocritical criticism of fault finding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyman Abbott
F. H. Young
Providence Journal
Passover commentary and home baking tips amid scripture
A reflective passage blends Exodus Passover lessons with faith lessons on redemption, lamb without blemish, blood on doorposts, and the significance of unleavened bread, plus a long section of youth friendly recipes and sweets for home cooks. It emphasizes renewal through Christ and moral purification alongside traditional Passover imagery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter
Christ
Egypt
Hyatt roller bearing and roller innovation founder John Wesley Hyatt
John Wesley Hyatt, inventor of celluloid, developed the Hyatt roller bearing while seeking a substitute for ivory in billiard balls. His experiments on bearing flexibility led to a bearing capable of withstanding heavy cane mill strains, marking a milestone in roller bearing design.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hyatt
John Wesley Hyatt
Workhouse Inmates Raise Food For Cleveland Residents
Inmates at the Warrensville work house produced crops beyond the institution’s needs and will sell them to Cleveland residents at prices lower than market rates. The initial offering is 300 bushels of green tomatoes at 15 cents a half bushel, with a limit of more than one half bushel per customer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Warrensville
Late Winter Hats Foretell Spring Fashions
A quirky assessment of several late winter hats and their nods to spring. Describes crepe georgette pink hat, velvet designs, fringe borders, and a new crochet inspired model that holds its shape without support. Conveys fashion speculation and seasonal mood among women shoppers.
Fur fashion from head to toe in a fur covered wardrobe
The feature outlines winter fur fashions for women across climates from Gulf of Mexico to the Canadian border. It describes coats from sable to muskrat with cape scarfs and cape coats, accessories like hats and muffs, and the trend toward fur from top to bottom including decorative gowns and Suitcase dresses in georgette colors paired with fur trims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gulf of Mexico
Esquiquax
Paris
Coward
Faba Srramty
Georgette
Colorful Blouses Brighten Winter Costumes
The article extols new colored blouses that attract attention without garishness. It praises the harmonious color combinations and notes they add tone and interest to winter costumes that would otherwise be dark and severe.
Rosebud trimming and elastic trick for a neat cap
The article explains a method for finishing a rosebud trimmed cap. It notes some omit a stitch but offers a simple process: ease the elastic, conceal with rose and trimming, then tack elastic in four evenly spaced points around the cap.
Paris Net Blouse Show Delights Local Shoppers
From Paris come vers lovely blouses of net. It has been some seasons since the net blouse appeared here, but now Parisian creations of this kind are shown and deemed beautiful to see and becoming to wear.
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Paris
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PB Pitzwater
D. D
Moody Bible Institute of Chicago
Wis
Western Newspaper ‘Union
Dimmer
Corin
Wan
Enerifi Ahlana
Matt
Moses
Engle Brand
Hitler
Wilco
Jemen
Ruskia
Euptul
Neer. Marweit
Fie Tran
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