Armistice Day in 1926 Celebrated Across America
Armistice Day 1926 will be observed at 2 50 am Washington time with a State Department announcement. The armistice ends hostilities at 1 00 am Paris time, and ceremonies honor the Unknown Soldier at Arlington and memorials in London Paris and Washington as Americans pause for two minutes of silence. The piece recalls the funeral procession and national tribute to the Fighting Yank and the fallen.
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Washington
State’ Department
State de Eat
Paris
Associated Press
America
Aimechoa
France
Great Britain
Westminster Abbey
Arc de Thomahella
Verdun
Arlington
Selectian of
Eold Lng Son
Chalons
Legion of Honor
Ge Havre
Olympia
Capitol
United States
Marine
Sigurt
Army
Navy
States of the Union
American Legion
Pennsylvania Avenue
Arlington Memories
National Guard
Lincoln Memorial
Batt
Almerea
Ariington
Goldier
Dark and Light Moon Terms Debunked
Pathfinder Magazine notes that popular phrases dark of the moon and light of the moon describe phases from new to full and from full to new, but have no scientific basis or significance. The terms are explained as everyday speech rather than technical astronomy.
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Pathfinder Magazine
Integrity in Art and the Pursuit of Loveliness
A reflective piece argues that beauty in art arises from collective human effort toward law and love. It suggests arriving at a fulfilled state through shared purpose and creative striving, emphasizing how beauty emerges from communal endeavor and ethical ideals.
Ruskin on effort and truth in work
A fragment reflecting Ruskin on the paradox of striving. It suggests that as people push toward attainment they drift further from it, while acknowledging that those who recognize and trust their own judgment remain steadfast in their belief. The text centers on the relationship between effort, perception, and correctness.
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Alan
Ruskin
Fragmentary Rustic Tale Hints at Lost Traditions
A distorted fragment hints at enduring traits from a bygone era. The garbled text references a rustic setting, sameness of stone and time, and a voice noting a landlord figure. The piece conveys nostalgia and a sense of place without clear narrative details.
One Story Dairy Stable Design Follows Modern Ideas
Dairy farming readers learn of a suggested one story stable design by William A. Radford. The 100 by 88 foot barn houses 50 cows with central alley, easy manure handling, drainage, water fountains, and a adjoining milkhouse. Design emphasizes good light, air, and weatherproof construction with a separate wagon track and scalable size for farmers.
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Siza
Wood and Paint Quality in House Finishes
A historical note stresses wood rot prevention and the importance of quality paint. It argues that proper protection requires thick paint layers, high grade ingredients, and skilled applicators. Linseed oil remains a base, with pigments added to shield timber from sun and light, with lighter colors lasting longer.
Color and Mood in Color Environment
A fragmented note argues that colors affect feelings and mood. It contends that drab surroundings depress development and that changing color surroundings can transform vistas, urging proactive use of vibrant color for well being.
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Ems
Metal Lathing: Weights and Mesh Shapes Overview
Metal lathing details various weights and mesh patterns including square and diamond shapes. Patterns include indented cup styles and self forcing lath by ribs or corrugations. Woven wire fabric appears in square and triangular incisive patterns, with plain and reinforced versions.
Electrified Home Showcases Electric Operations
In a home claimed to be fully electrified, fifty five distinct domestic tasks are now powered by electricity, a number far beyond a few years ago when ten or twelve operations would have been typical. The article highlights modern efficiency and the expanding role of electric appliances in everyday life.
Timely Home Maintenance Hints for Autumn
This item advises homeowners to hire artisans for pre winter tasks. Have furniture examined and cleaned, smoke flues swept, defective parts replaced, roofs inspected and repainted if needed, exterior painting done now, interior decorating started, and plumbing checked for hidden flaws to prevent cold weather issues. Regularly employed mechanics can perform these tasks.
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Ori Seno
Mets
Wien
Hoese Ca
Akerd
Deyare
Rilme
Restoration and Reinforcement of Wall Frame Layout
The excerpt discusses restoring and placing furring strips to joists for strong edge and panel support. It advises running long strips the full room length, then adding intermediate pieces for solid nailing. The method aims to secure panels and ensure frame stability.
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Lelters
Molding in Bedrooms Improves Warmth and Appearance
A fragment discusses installing moldings to lower ceiling lines and create a canopy effect, separating wall colors to reduce cold feeling. It suggests using molding or a shale unit to define color divisions and improve room coziness.
Dare's Mentha Pensin Elixir Promises Stomach Relief
An advertisement touts Dare's Mentha Pensin as a strong stomach remedy for gas heaviness and distention. It claims the elixir built up vigor, aids digestion, and offers money back if not helpful, noting it is sold by local dealers and druggists with a broad customer base.
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Dare
Stit
Salts Improve Kidney Comfort Says Popular Remedy
A well known druggist promotes drinking four ounces of herbal salts daily in a glass of water before breakfast to cleanse and support kidney function. The remedy, made from grape and lemon juice with lithia, is said to ease dull kidney pains, headaches, and bladder disorders by flushing toxins and reducing urine acidity.
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Ody
Toby
Mesa
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