Memorial road plan ties Lincoln highway to national tribute
A movement promotes memorial planting along the Lincoln highway to honor World War I heroes and sustain a nationwide system of victory highways. Led by the General Federation of Women’s Clubs and supported by presidents and engineers, the plan envisions trees shrubs and flowers marking routes and feeders with bronze markers for fallen service members.
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Avérion
Flebtt
Thinte
Roelier
Corien
Wallhouse
America
Walla
Abraham Lincoln
Lincoln
Heart of America
Atlantic
Pacific
Lincoln Way
Washington
Gettysburg
Pittsburgh
Camden
Italy
Sierra Nechele
Sa¢reinuerte
Phet
San Frito
Coqiuet
Pie Welonleus
Ai Jek
Matti States Army
United States
Conxidor
Spe
General Federation of Women’s Cubs
Colon
Mary K. Sherman
Conservation Department
General Federation
Jens Jensen
Lindsay
Chicago
Pcean
Department of Meric Hire
Conimasthe
Dni
Wolfsath
Congress
Orter
Ike Newiadi
Whitting
Arizona
Charles Laphrop Pack
Francs Fcinek Las
Christian Endeavor Societies
Georgetown University
Ite Hervle
France
Daniel Courter Beard
Oy Ooute
Long
Plantas
National Defense Mghway
Mindensburg
Annapolis
Maryland
New York
Montauk Point
Buffalo
Ohio
Applan Way
Thunder and lightening described by Boston baby and street outlook
A fragmentary column contrasts thunder after lightning with a philosophical note on two street sides. It cites a Boston baby remark and a Kansas City Star quote about shadow dwellers who dwell in gloom versus those on the sunny side seeking light and resilience.
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Kansas City
Good Roads Movement Draws Wider Attention in 1919-20
An article notes growing support for highway improvements led by farmers and motorists. It argues intelligent highway systems boost efficiency, save time and fuel, and raise values, predicting a major wave of road programs across states and counties in 1919 and 1920.
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Toni
Tory
Densone
Walt
Her
Os Army
Antueral
America
Utah road law backs eight million highway plan
The Utah legislature adopted a road law to coordinate with federal aid and total about 8 million dollars for highway construction. Plans emphasize Lincoln highway improvements between Wyoming-Utah border and Salt Lake City. Opponents argue against road spending as costly as buying labor-saving machinery. Concrete foundations are favored despite higher cost.
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Utah
Wyoming-Ulub
Salt Lake City
Worship in Spirit and Truth at Melbourne Bible Institute
A 1919 article from the Chicago area page outlines a Sunday school lesson on worship. It stresses worship in spirit and truth, identifying God and Jesus Christ as proper objects of worship, and covers where and how true worship occurs both in secret and in assembly. It emphasizes faith, knowledge of God, and personal evangelism, with scriptural references from Matthew, John, Hebrews, and 1 Peter to guide practice and belief.
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Lassson
John Dite
Malo
Pratsina
Geileie
Hoke
Neestor
Adele
Jesus Christ the Lamb
Christ
Samaria
Gol Chete
Jesus
Toto
Tim
Vital Cealth
John
Pionns
Ephesus
Philippl
Day of Mose Proclaims Law Amid Thunder Earthquake and Fire
In a fervent sermon the speaker declares that God still speaks after storms that devastate cities and volcanoes that scorch the land. The text emphasizes enduring divine guidance despite calamity and upheaval.
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Mose
How Man Can Help God by Ruskin
Quote paraphrase on the duty of man to let God help him rather than claim own merit. Reflects Ruskin’s belief that human effort must be aligned with divine guidance to avoid guilt and abandonment of work. Ends with a reminder that true assistance comes from surrender to God’s influence.
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God
John Ruskin
Christ's Message Emphasized On The Cross
A religious reflection on the cross drawing closer and speaking to believers. The speaker notes the burden of Christ’s words offering the highest and best for time and eternity, attributed to Amory H. Bradford.
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Christ
Cross
Amory H. Bradford
Helping Your Fellow Men Quote by Phillipa Brooks
A fragment quotes Phillipa Brooks urging aid to others, stating that helping fellow men is essential and tied to personal virtue and being the best possible man one can be. The line emphasizes moral duty and noble conduct.
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Phillipa Brooks
Christ Spirit Opens Deep Truths, Quoting John Smith
Fragmentary quote attributes a message from John Smith about seeking spiritual understanding beyond fleshly knowledge. The text emphasizes the gift of the Spirit to believers who search the depths of God.
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Christ
God
John Smith
Husband Saves Wife Through Pinkham Remedy
A Pittsburgh wife credits Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with restoring her health after months of weakness. She describes use of three bottles leading to relief from a troubling condition and urges other women to try the remedy. She provides her address for advice from the Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co in Lynn, Massachusetts.
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Pittsburgh
Lydia E. Pinkham
Lydia
Pinkham
Jas. Roumenc
Knapp St
Blberg
W. Bishop
Dean
Bishop
John W. Bruns
Uffalg
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GREEN
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American Forestry Associatio
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Poonte
Iteir
Francia E. Ciara
Elagse
RY Estes Park Road
Boston
Dias
Midhnaty
Sehion
Carrie
Canoe
Welles Tirkort la
Wit. Thins
Ten Sotos
Hinge Motorent Corporation
Lincoln Highway
Wyoming
Tke
Fitewater
Mible Institute of Chicago
West Rs
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Lanne Hie
Reet
R Blessing
Absorbine Rae
Young
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