Typical Canteen Girl Miss Mittie Burch Poses for Red Cross Model
Miss Mittie Burch of Washington, a former Red Cross overseas worker, is chosen to pose for a reproduction of a typical canteen girl in a large miniature Red Cross canteen model for France. Fundraising across the country financed the project in memory of comforts the canteen service abroad provided. The eight foot long sculpture will be shown at the Med Cross national headquarters museum in Washington and will feature several figures.
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Mittie Burch
Washington
Red Cross
Tssoudun
France
Reid Cross
Med Cross
True Friendship and the Silent Bond Between Friends
A reflection on true friendship comparing two loyal companions who understand without words. It extols implicit faith and trust, noting that understanding can exist without writing or speech, much like a faithful dog.
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Dog
Harold Proclaims Love After Lang Downe Confession
A Philadelphia man recounts his romantic breakthrough after years of unrequited affection. He tells a friend how Lang Downe finally confessed genuine love, ending years of perceived respect. The exchange signals a humorous turning point in their relationship.
Minister Clemmella White Is Ordained by Interdenominational Council
Mr. Clemmella White of New York, who has led the West Side mission as superintendent for 16 years, was ordained into the ministry by a unanimous vote of 14 clergymen. He faced an experience based examination on theology and call to the ministry, which was reportedly rigorous.
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Clemmella White
New York
West Side Mission
Improved Rubber Mat Curled For Floor Cling
A rounded mandrel cures pliable rubber to form an imperceptible curl that makes the mat cling to bathroom floors and other surfaces. Fine corrugations give a soft feel, and its surface cleanses thoroughly, offering sanitary quality and dark colors to protect carpets near doors and dressers.
Twelve Apostles Prepared for King’s Work Lesson
This November lesson outlines Jesus’ instructions to the Twelve Apostles as the future church mission begins. It highlights their selection, restricted Jewish scope, the kingdom message, miraculous power, and reliance on God for support, with predictions of persecution and enduring principles for all ages.
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Christ
Tarvel
Tirwel
Jesus Christ
Renly
Nieesige
Jerusile
Jerusalem
The Happiness of Eternity Scriptire Vision
The excerpt speaks of eternal happiness before God’s throne with fullness of joy and pleasures forevermore. It contrasts earthly exile with heavenly restoration, noting paradise as a nearer, freer communion with the Father and Son beyond mortal grief.
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Malcolm Mac Gol
Armistice Day Observances and League of Nations Work
Armistice Day is observed across allied nations with ceremonies in London Paris and Washington. Leaders in Japan and the United States discuss calming anti immigration tensions while the first League of Nations assembly in Geneva gathers eminent state leaders including Balfour Fisher and Tardieu. Reacting to Near East upheavals Armenian Turkish clashes and Turkish nationalist advances threaten Constantinople and Smyrna. The shipping board probe in Washington highlights graft and mismanagement and baseball moves toward a 12 club league under Landis.
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Geneva
League of Nations Assembly
Near East
London
Paris
George
Westminster
Abs Hey
England
Whitehall
Assembly of the
League of Nations
League
Arthur Balfour
H. A. L. Fisher
George Barnes
Britain
Leon Bourgeois
Andre Tardieu
France
Titton
Humans
Belgium
Paderewski
Poland
Branting
Sweden
Baronska
Baronska , Ishi and Megata
Japan
Motta, Ador
Uster
Switzerland
Germany
Austria
Bulgaria
Turkey
Isalt
Mexico
United States of America
Armenia
Angers
Kors
Alexandropol
Elvan
Batum
Great Britain
Italy
Greece
Asia Minor
Kemal Pasha
Constantinople
Aratolia
Serres
Smyrna
Cilicia
Thrace
Savant Accused of Torture in Vienna War Delinquency Probe
Vienna scholars and medical circles focus on Prof Wagner von Jauregg of the University of Vienna as investigations probe alleged cruelty. He is charged with using electric currents to test heart disease among conscripts, with reports of deaths and claims of other suicides tied to the treatment. Meanwhile in Chicago a felon’s attempted robbery ends abruptly when a cat interrupts the crime scene. A separate note from Norway highlights the debut of its first automobile detector as youth crime and a bold demand for surrender appear in reports.
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Vienna
Austria
Wagner von Jauregg
University of Vienna
Fev Vol Austatants
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Fla
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Philadelphien
Langdowne
Tovic
Eternity
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Sieer
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Navy
Lakehurst
Neve
United States
Okama
Edward W. Pickard
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Roland Morris
Marquis Okuma
Californians Inc
Japanese Immigration Association
Tokyo
Okuma
America
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Ameren
Canada
Australia
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California
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Stephens
Heart of Gambetta
Pantheon
Nivelle
Verdun
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Harding
Jusserand
Europe
Baron Wrangel
Russia
Sevastopol
Perekop
Wrangel
Moscow
Slvatch
Crimean Peninsula
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Monte Nevaso
Tuy
Cherso
Luseia
Anie
Zora
Loyd George
Ireland
State Department
I- 18
Department Bay
Walsh Congressional Committee
Shipping Board
Ths Emergency Fleet Corporation
A. M. Fisher
J. B. Richardson
Richardson
Charles Plez
A. B. Clement
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Itsell
Board of Control
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Norway
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