Sabotage and the Dog in Wartime Propaganda
Isobel Field argues that dog-destruction arguments appearing in papers nationwide mirror German propaganda. She urges readers to identify writers of such letters, linking them to enemy aliens seeking to undermine U S dog guardians who protect farms, forests, and war efforts.
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New York
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Oregon
Morning Press
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Sai
Forest Rangers
Red Cross
No Man's Land
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Precedence of Berlin Aristocracy in Blutwurst Banquet
The Berlin banquet scene centers on the host Grossmorden Schmidt and a debate over aristocratic precedence at a lavish serialized event. A famed Blutwurst feast draws police and society figures amid wartime memories, with seating decisions hinging on reputations for cruelty and notoriety. The gala ends with guarded revelry, disguises, and tense admissions as the new aristocracy forms.
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Grossmorden Schmidt
Lusitania
Herr Schmid
Himmel
Herr Muhlstein
Fletachig
Admiral von Schmutzng
Herrin Schmidt
Gayelies
Guecesa
Herrin Grossmorden Schmidt
von Verletzung
Muhlatein
Herr Sinnlich
Herr Windigan
Binnlich
Herr Sinn- Be Ee
Gott
Speed Up In Time Of Need, Wise Ruler Urged
A brisk urging to act swiftly in crisis from a vigilante voice, stressing that delay costs lives and that strong resolve is needed to end danger. The poem-like piece compares the call to action with historical and literary lines, warning against indecision and fate.
Compliment for Kathleen at family dinner
Kathleen told stories to a young niece and nephew and proved a good knower at a family dinner. The piece muses on appearances and love, hinting at domestic scenes where a husband and wife share a quiet tearful moment, with a cautious tone about judgment.
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Kathleen
Abram and Lot separate and Abram delivers Lot
A Sunday lesson on Genesis 13 1 11 14 16 discusses Abram’s famine trip to Egypt and return to Canaan The text emphasizes faith over expediency, the danger of wealth causing strife, and Abram’s decisive act to rescue Lot with a bold display of trust in God The lesson ties to obedience and blessing through faith.
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Abram
Egypt
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Ileim
Teh
Lot
Lot Wns
Plains of the
Jordan
Sodom
Fle
Aed
Religion as a Prompter and the Call to Praise
A fragmentary religious reflection credits God with transcendent majesty and prompts adoration, praise, and thanksgiving. It speaks of angels, saints, and creation joining in worship, urging the soul to offer all for God’s service and glory, while seeking knowledge of him and his kingdom.
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Rev
H. P. Liddon
D. D
Practical Kitchen Hints And Favorite Dishes For Family
A domestic article outlines quick meals and economical preparations with Lima Beans and Bacon, Pimento Salad, Junket With Pineapple, Crab Salad, Rice based desserts, and Ham Baked au Gratin. It also lists Canadian Salmon Tidnish and Codfish With Green Peppers, plus Black Bean Soup and Leg of Mutton Pie, all framed by timely housewifely tips on vinegar making and gas savings.
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Jim
Dog and blind dog on Broadway attracts attention
A man acting blind led by a dog bearing a card I am blind drew a crowd on Broadway near Forty second street. The beggar explained the dog is blind not him. The note and scene prompted onlookers to recall the odd sight.
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Broadway
Forty-second Street
Red Cross Clothes Drive Aims to Help Belgian and French War Victims
The American Red Cross appeals for a clothing drive to supply destitute Belgians and French occupyers for the coming winter. Hoover urges nationwide support, aiming for thousands of tons of garments from 18 division chapters. Strong materials preferred. some items like Pilmay and silk hats are rejected.
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Belgium
France
American Red Cross
American Red Cross News Service
Washington, D. C
American
Red Cross
Herbert O. Hoover
Reief Commission
United States
Washington
Hoover
America
Amerten
Hat trends show fall winter appeal for women in business
A dated note says women entering business dress favor blocked felt hats with formal, dignified shapes. A beaver felt model with a Mish crown and narrow rolled brim is showcased, decorated modestly, matching a blue serge suit. The piece predicts strong popularity next winter.
Brilliant Winter Millinery Shapes Capture Quiet Elegance
Rich yet restrained winter hats dominate this feature on brilliant millinery. Four designs, mostly small to medium, include gray velvet with Hudson seal and beaver trim, black velvet with brocade, a tall crown petunia hat with an ostrich ornament, and a youthful tam with beaver strips. All are wearable for street or formal wear.
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Tam
Izzy
Wine
Late Fall Suit Styles Show Many Distinct Women’s Coats
A wide range of late fall women’s suits is on display with strong orders indicating popularity. One smart model features tight sleeves and a fitted bodice with no waist, a knee-length loose hang, bell-like flare, and a peg-top skirt gathered at the back and narrowing to the ankles. Fur trim, beaver, or skunk are common adornments.
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Ee Ae
Panne Velvet Sets Tone for Fall Hats in Fashion Bulletin
Panne velvet is favored as a leading material for women’s hats in the fall, with colors black brown navy purple and taupe dominating. Designers expect panne velvet to rise further as solid pieces later in the season, used in tailored and dress hats plus turbans and crown draping. Readiness blends with other fabrics currently, with single material trends anticipated.
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Bulletin of
The
Retail Millinery Association of America
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