The Pacifist as a War Worker
Minnie Boyer Davis recalls pacifists who shift views during war, contrasting a former friend who opposed war yet aided Red Cross and civil service, with others who stay true to pacifist ideals. Her narrative notes tensions between principled pacifism and wartime necessity, highlighting Nebraska workers and public sentiment.
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Miss Tt
Belgium
Nome
Teun
Saul
Red Cross
Tn Dole
Washington
Boone Tool
Tao
Ewan
Nebraska
Lony
Forget-Me-Nots by G. E. Woodberry in Vigilante piece
The poem recalls a life remembered by the speaker, praising a loved one and invoking a prayerful tribute. The text presents stylized language with references to a distant shore and a final farewell.
Man turned away by draft finds hope in War Camp plan
A discouraged candidate, rejected for service, encounters a six foot stranger who explains a War Camp Community Service idea. The program aims to entertain troops and keep them connected to home life with dances, meals, and families hosting events near training camps, to encourage enlistment and morale.
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Chicago
Ted Crone
Mecreation Association of America
Department Commisso
Activitien
Hays
Counterfeit Coins From Venezuela Stir Fortunes
A report describes valuable counterfeit coins shipped from Venezuela. Among the lot were platinum fakes that now fetch five times the genuine value. The text notes ancient Spanish coins used as fronts, plated with platinum, and hints at their circulation in South America. The passage also quotes Phillips Brooks on prayer and personal strength.
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Venezuela
Colombia
Amerea
On to Berlin by Henri Chapelle of the Vigilantes
An editorial voice argues for a bold push toward Berlin, urging surrender or capture of German war leaders and demanding unconditional terms. It emphasizes democratic governance and the need to empower German representatives for a lasting peace, while urging decisive military action by shouting On to Berlin.
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Henri Chapelle
Berlin
T Warring Chen
Amy Filk
Res
Sis
Germany
Hattie
Straighe
Pris
A Certainty By Thomas Addison Of The Vigilantes
A fragmentary verse piece proclaims steadfast belief in divine justice and the end of oppression. The speaker, identifying as Thomas Addison of the Vigilantes, asserts that truth and right will prevail over tyranny, promising inevitable judgment and moral triumph despite fealty to fear and struggle.
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Thomas Addison
The
Vigilantes
Joseph the Well-Beloved Son lessons on envy and mercy
Devotional lesson notes compare Joseph to Christ, detailing his favored status in Jacob's family, the brothers' deep envy, and Joseph's mission of mercy. It traces Joseph's dreams, the plot against him, and his sale to the Ishmaelites, paralleling Christ's betrayal and deliverance themes with a focus on obedience and providence.
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Joseph
Ira
Jacob
Kren
Fife
Hell
Christ
Wiebrow
Gon
Matthew
Genesis
Sherlueta
Labhout
Elyenis
Dees
Our Times in His Hand In Life’s Season of Joys and Truth
A poetic reflection on life’s changing seasons and faith. The speaker asserts that each period brings its own joys and beauties and urges realization of spiritual truth as life progresses. The passage emphasizes growth, hope, and trust in God through varied times.
Kindness That Pays and Secret Sacrifices
A reflection on kindness that is not praised by others. The piece notes that quiet acts of sacrifice bring deeper joy when done for Heavenly Father and kept private, rather than public praise. It emphasizes that the best satisfaction in life comes from unseen kindnesses shared between the soul and God.
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Heavenly Father
Must Co operate quote on freedom and grace
A brief quotation on moral freedom blending divine grace and human will. It cites Meister Eckhart as the source, emphasizing the interplay between God’s grace and human effort in achieving moral autonomy.
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God
Meister Eckhart
Fashion Notes on Satin Frocks and Gowns
A fragmented fashion column praises satin gowns and frocks, noting quality in fabrics and trims, the effect of satin on silhouettes, and the craftsmanship in sleeves, girdles, and embroidery. It references style notes, parade wear, and the overall presentation of satin ensembles.
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Santin
Mexican Rabbit Dish From Substituted Ingredients Guide
A fragmented recipe text lists steps and ingredients for a dish using potatoes tomatoes peppers and cheese. Instructions mention washing paring cutting eggs and cooking vegetables with seasoning and spices. The passage includes garbled phrases and scattered measurements but centers on preparing a stuffed or baked rabbit dish with peppers cheese and curry-like flavors.
Encouraged Games Among Munition Workers in England
War era policy rewards firms that promote games for munitions workers with excess profits tax relief. Reports show factories where soccer, tennis, and other games are freely played have higher output, with workers urged to show courage and resilience against fear and hardship.
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England
Winter Fur Fashions for Children Spark Holiday Cheer
Cozy furs and wraps for children appear in festive colors and soft textures. Fashion notes highlight fur neckpieces and small hats for youngsters, with velvet and light skins favored. The text mentions holiday dressing, affordable skins, and seasonal shopping cues amid a broader wartime clothing backdrop.
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Meyer
Wien
Carset
Christin
Care in Small Things and Fashion Notes
A correspondent muses on how a woman's pocketbook and handbag reflect taste and affect overall outfit harmony. It notes that careful, modest touches signal feminine refinement, while fashion markets push affordable labels despite costly materials in new magazines. A tip suggests using blueing water to prevent clothes from freezing to the line.
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By Minnie Boyer Davis
Vigientes
Forget
Me-Nots
G. E. Woodberry
By Roy Mason
Gul
Madixon Avenue
New York
Ren
Hee
Ition
Phillips Brooks
Rev. P. Fitzwater
Moody Bible Institute of Chicago
Western Newspaper Union
Edgar Grist
Mike
Fey
Ah Lowe
Gallelhie
Ai Hsihans
Tunis
Ashlea
Funy
Department of Agriculuare
Hkkesis
Galer Brrim
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