America Must Be Worthy of Her Fighting Boys in Army
President Roosevelt proclaims Army Day to honor citizen soldiers and the vast, capable American army. He urges all Americans to support the war effort, back the troops, and uphold the ideals of freedom, justice, and brotherhood as the nation and world face the crisis.
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Our Sons
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British Isles
Canada
Pacific
North America
Rustin
Berlin
Hias
Volkischer Beobachter
Germany
An. Cighites
Herbert Backsways
Ukraine
Dubi Tikewite
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Lacoia
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The Monogram Mystery of Household Initials
In the Brighter Side essay the author notes monogrammed towels, glassware, and furniture in private homes across the United States. The piece questions why initials always belong to the lady of the house and suggests a 50-50 partnership, raising humor about who should own or mark household items. The anecdote cites a Broadway producer, Rufus Le Matre, and observes that gifts for brides are marked with the bride’s initials, implying social norms around ownership and identity.
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United States
Fessens
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Sarah Toews
Robert Jasper Diffingham
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Rufus Le+matre
Monogram Mischief in Matrimonial Writings
Damon Runyon notes playful concerns on marriage and initials, joking that a wife may alter her monogram after a split or future remarriage. He suggests husbands rarely recall their wife’s maiden name, leaving a sense of unfamiliarity in the home.
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Priny
Legonds
Batlroom
Fous, Sond
March of Events in Benjamin DeCasseres Piece
The excerpt analyzes Benjamin DeCasseres Marches and hints at Hawthorne's North American Wheel of the Future from Scribner's. It contrasts fragile articles with bold prophecies and suggests Hawthorne offers solid logic to face upcoming upheavals.
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Hawthorne Uniel
Scvibners
New threat to democracy described in shaky prophecy
A fragmented clipping warns of technocracy, a gray uniformed rule, and a "monad" as a future weapon. It cites Howard Scott, a push for conscription, and a pervasive machine rule, while praising Canada as a counterforce and noting political dangers from blocs in Congress. The text blends political critique with dubious futurist rhetoric.
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Daniel
Howard Scott
Veelnocracy
Uniforna
Canada
Osammninisny
Torhna
Mies
War Dispatches From Front Lines Describe Bombing Grit and Infiltration Tactics
The report notes steadfast positions at Corregidor and Malta amid air raids, detailing doctrine on anti aircraft defenses and the impracticality of shielding ships and cities. It cites Japanese night raids on Bataan, infiltration tactics, and the careful use of aerial photography to direct artillery and infantry actions, while highlighting German bread and meat rations as part of overall war strain.
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Paul Mallon
Washington
France
Corregidor
Malta
Kavi- Kith
Philippines
Yamashita
Gibraltar
Perovth
Giscon
Warnowrights
Batama
Usu
Wachee
Miost
Bataan
Abucay
Eanh
Wainwright
Ling
Skin Rashes and Remedies by Dr Herman WNI
A historic column explains sun and contact rashes, their varied causes, and common home and medical treatments. It notes that symptoms vary in duration, advises skin specialist study if persistent, and emphasizes relief from itching, dietary adjustments, hydration, and proper topical remedies.
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Herman Wni
Bundeser
Those Texans by James Farber Burling the mitten Ios OB
A tarnished tale of Victoria's mayor Rogers known as Winger for his three thumbs. In a deadly epidemic the city struggled as burials strained coffers. Black Peter aided funerals, charging ten cents and whisky, then vanished to New Orleans where he died years later.
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Burling
Rogers
Victoria
Rogera
Peter
Rogers' Door. After the Epidemic Raiite Course, “Black Poter
New Orleans
Baller
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