President Wilson Proclaims Pilgrims Tercentenary Observance
The proclamation urges nationwide observance on December 21 marking the 1620 Pilgrims landing. It calls for patriotic services in schools colleges and universities and names three members of the Pilgrim Tercentenary Commission, noting six members had been appointed by Congress. The document emphasizes civic liberty and human rights as guiding principles for the anniversary.
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Plymouth
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Rheumatism Leaves You Forever Conquered
An Allenrhu advertisement claims two bottles of Allenotha will end all rheumatic agony and swelling. It cites James H. Allen, the discoverer of Allenrhu, offering a money back guarantee if the remedy does not conquer the disease, appealing to druggists to endorse the guarantee.
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Allen's Foot Ache Aid Ad Copy
An advertisement touts Allen's Foot Powder as a remedy for tired feet and foot ailments. It claims fast comfort for corns bunions blisters and callouses and notes usage by American British and French soldiers.
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Allen
Women Suffer Relief Promised by Favorite Prescription
Advertisement promotes Dr. Jere Mead Favorite Prescription as relief for women’s ailments. Claims help for headaches backache and worry from daily life. Implicates widespread use by thousands of women nationwide over fifty years. Available in pill or liquid form at drug stores.
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Lecture on The New Citizenship Inspires Pella Central Audience
Despite poor weather a large crowd from Pella and Central attended the second lecture in the series. Substitute speaker KK. F. Nantz of Baltimore delivered a forceful talk, stressing multiple paths to progress, the postwar cost of living, and the need for Americans to sacrifice for humanity. He urged leaders to move beyond party politics and for America to lead the world in brotherhood.
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Dad Rompel
KK. F. Nantz
Baltimore, Md
Nantz
Aiga
Iby
America
the Brotherhood of: Man
People Will Talk In Puzzling Proverb Style
A fragment-like prose piece on rumors and judgment. It warns that meddlesome tongues will fill minds with chatter and that those who stay quiet and modest may be misread as humble. It cautions against overreacting to gossip while noting social pressure to appear composed.
Fragmented Excerpt Sparks Questions About Content
The readable fragment shows scattered words: but don t thin k any use Kor people will talk. The text is incomplete and unclear, lacking context, date, or identifiable entities to determine a full news item or event.
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Cheerfulness and the Alethian Spirit Today
A Central Ray poem urges cheerful living as a habit to brighten school life. It highlights autumn beauty, contagious happiness, and daily acts of kindness. It calls Alethians to welcome new members and spread cheerful energy, ending with a motto to pass along a word of cheer.
Hidden Deafness Threat Warns Of Progressive Loss
A cautionary note describes chronic deafness as a stealthy in night time thief, an unseen government of the body. It warns the condition, a withering process advancing over years, affects the ossicles and auditory pathways, challenging those who still hear.
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Bill Nye Narrative of Dinner Guests and a Comical Exchange
A late Bill Nye enjoyed entertaining guests at a dinner where a remark by a small girl stood out. When told her father was very funny, she replied that he is when they have company, capturing Nye’s humorous family scene.
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