Flag Day Address by Wilson Warns of German Intrigue
President Wilson in Washington on Flag Day defends U S neutrality while detailing German aggression. He claims German military masters sought to bend nations, corrupt communities, and incite revolutions from Berlin to Belgium, urging unity and a steadfast war for liberty. He pledges the nation will defend rights and honor, guiding the world toward justice.
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Fad fashions and a green georgette blouse on parade
A fashion notice describes a vivid Mousellem ensemble led by a georgette crepe blouse in vivid green, satin bound with matching accents. Details cover satin buttons, a large satin collar, embroidered sleeves, and the overall effect of a durable, travel friendly outfit paired with a feathered hat suitable for tourists seeking informal attire.
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Astor Employees Buy Bonds Plan Extended
Vincent Astor arranges for all Astor estate employees including scrubwomen in office buildings to subscribe to Liberty bonds on an instalment plan. A circular sent to the workforce promises payroll retention during enlistment.
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Spain seeks American coal to bypass trade pact
Washington reports Spain is attempting to evade the British freight pact by shipping Spanish ores and other commodities to England for Welsh coal, while seeking coal imports from the United States. The move aims to avoid Spain's obligations under its agreement with Britain.
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Kaiser Ousted From Atlantic Yacht Club Members List
The Atlantic Yacht Club moves to strike Kaiser Wilhelm II and Prince Henry from honorary membership following a March annual meeting. The Kalacrin report notes their removal amid ongoing dissent on royal honors.
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How to Organize Red Cross Membership Campaign
The article urges systematic chapter formation with preplanned campaigns led by trusted women. It details enrollment types from annual to patron memberships, cites Washington DC headquarters, and notes an article in the Red Cross Magazine about running campaigns.
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Belts Reviewed for Comfort and Style in 19th Century Dress
The article catalogs belt varieties for afternoon gowns including wide plains of cloth satin and bias, with belts resting over the front and fastening at the side. It notes bead tests on chemise dresses, girdle like waists, and loosely draped belts suited to slim figures, stressing comfort and fit.
Old Oglestock’s Memorial Venture Recalled
A fragment notes Old Oglestock’s choice not to erect a shaft for memory. The reference hints at a failed monument and the sentiment that a substantial lending of memory was intended but did not occur. The dialogue implies a memorial misstep and a sad outcome.
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Methods for gospel review in International Review text
The article outlines classroom approaches for teaching the Gospel of John, recommending sermon-like talks, verse-focused reviews, and student-led exercises. It lists forty pivotal events from John and highlights key Christological themes, stressing that the entire review centers on Jesus Christ.
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Water-Wagon Revolutionists in Petrograd Coup Details
An eyewitness recounts events in Petrograd with Hoteliers as hubs of activity. Troop morale influenced the coup detat while Hotel Astoria housed reactionaries. Troops looted the hotel wine cellars and emptied them into the street.
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Lemons Whiten and Beautify the Skin Lotion Ad
An old Harper's Magazine style ad promotes a lemon skin beautifier made from two lemons and three ounces of orchard white in a quarter pint lotion. It claims to whiten and soften skin, remove freckles and tan, and to keep fresh for months with fine straining.
Advertising tips for Cuticura skin care and a family joke
An old advertisement promotes Cuticura Ointment and Soap with a free sample offer. A humorous dialogue shows a father abandoning a garden project due to hard yellow clay and blistered hands, then joking about food supply next winter.
Grove's Old Standard Tonic Ad Attracts Cures And Claims
An old advertisement touts Grove's General Tonic with quinine and iron for liver function malaria blood enrichment and system vitality. It includes a testimonial style exchange about patriotism and a Wright's Indian Vegetable Pile claim promising quick relief from acid stomach heartburn and nausea.
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