Women of Belgrade at War Nurse and Stand Fast
Miss Christitch returns to Servia to nurse the wounded as Belgrade endures war time hardships. The city shows festive flags yet streets are trenches and wood paving stalls as volunteers, including women, support nursing, first aid, and war offices while censorship tightens communications.
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Christitch
Servia
Vienna Express
Belgrade
Europe
Paris
War Office
National Theater
The
Colors
M. Tosheff
Belgrade Piedmont
Commisse
Two Live on 12 A Week: Bride Seeks License in Baltimore
Ruth H. Sykes, 18, applies for marriage to Eugene F. Wolf saying a couple can live on twelve dollars weekly if the wife saves. Her belief is endorsed by a bride three months her senior who supports the plan.
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Baltimore
Ruth HK. Sykes
Eugene F. Wolf
Jisse Sykes
Transferable Embroidery Design for Needleworkers
A detailed guide explains a transferable embroidery pattern avoiding tracing paper. It describes satin and punch work options, bead accents, fabric choices, and a soap transfer method using hot water and blotting paper, ending with care tips and a patent pending note.
Egyptian Princess Wrote New Empire Book of the Dead Papyrus
The British Museum adds a Theban Book of the Dead papyrus dating to 1000 B C. It documents the life of Nesi-ta-nebt Asheru a princess daughter of Pamer chem II and Nesi-Khensu. The text blends Osiris and Amen theology and includes hymns and litanies with vivid vignettes.
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British Museum
Mary Greenfield
Kni
Henefer
Deir-el-Bahari
Nesi-ta-nebt
Asheru
Asher
Mut
Thebes
Pamerchem II
Nesi-Khensu
Painetchem II
Osiris
Japan
Atem
Harmachis
Amen-Ra
Theban Authbress
Cairo
Egypt
Amen Haa
Amen
Dr. Budge
Weight loss remedies and fat reducing trends from 19th century cycles
The article discusses fat reduction methods using baths with washing soda and Epsom salts, diet exclusions, and exercise. It cites a Swaboda method of toning muscles, canoeing, and German starvation camps as contrasting approaches while noting the physical changes in individuals who adopt these routines.
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Mme
Lina Cavalieri
Maearket
Swaboda
Germany
Oors
Breaking the Shackles Women of the Harem Seek Freedom
A passionate call by Winnifred Black urging Turkish women to escape harems amid unsettled times. The piece describes women fleeing captivity for liberty in Marseilles The Hague and Paris, blessing freedom and condemning enslaving traditions.
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Winnifred Black
Marseilles
The
Hague
Paris
Turkey
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