Use of Soap By Ur. rani Crane
Essay notes soap use across civilizations and fashion in bathing, praising modern cleanliness and perfume. Describes soap manufacturing as intricate, soap drop towers, and a glimpse of economic motives behind industry growth. Includes portraits of long-living individuals and reflections on aging, science, and vitality.
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Ur. Rani Crane
Peace and reform priorities in Hearst Papers agenda
The Hearst Papers advocate a plan for English speaking nations to preserve world peace, plus proposals for proportional Senate representation, reapportionment in the House, a unified defense department under a National Defense Secretary, education to abolish illiteracy, and Congress elections in November with presidential inauguration on January first.
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United States
Senate
House of Representatives
Department of the Army
Navy
Air Forces
D. Secretary of National Defense
Secretary of Education
Congress
Boy Scout Idea Proved Worth by Its Works
San Antonio campaign praises the Boy Scouts of America highlighting 1113 Scouts in the Alamo council area. It argues the program offers boys meaningful outdoor activity, physical strength, mental alertness, and moral integrity, urging local support during fund drive to sustain next year’s activities.
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America
England
Germany
France
Japan
Juddean Club
Alamo Council
Boyats of
San Antonio
Courage Knows No Frontiers Bremen Crew Welcome
An Atlantic greeting honors three brave flyers tied to Germany, Ireland, and American values. Koehl Maenefeld and Fitzmaurice symbolize European governments patterned after the republic. America declares double responsibility in welcoming these courageous explorers and their shared heritage.
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America
United States
Koehl
Maenefeld
Fitzmaurice
Europe
Atlantic
Steuben
Valley Forge
Not So Bad 475 says Count Reynerling on information age
The eminent visiting German philosopher notes an age of information but poor understanding. He warns that information is capious and changes quickly, often tied to misinformation. The count finds the era taxing yet manageable given current conditions.
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Count Reynerling
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Palpitation of Heart Functional Disturbances Discussed
A medical discussion distinguishes organic heart disease from functional disturbances. Palpitation is described as a perception of irregular heart action, with no structural change, often linked to neurasthenia, debility, overwork, or stimulants. Advice emphasizes reducing tobacco and alcohol, treating constipation, and resting mental and physical strain. seek a doctor for evaluation.
Christ Birth Antedated Christian Era By Serviss
Garrett P. Serviss discusses dating Christ birth to align with world history. He explains early reckoning by Jewish and Greek systems and the shift to Anno Domini in Western Europe, noting Dionysius Exiguus and modern chronology debates that affect the alignment of Jesus life with the Olympiad and Roman years. The piece surveys how the era begins and the implications for the Christian calendar.
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Christ
Garrett P. Serviss
Pice
Carla Liods
Fmet
Akmati
Dalenf Ltd
Dione Esiguis
Tisariumn
Europe
Anne Damini
Their First Jobs By Philip Nowlan
A historical profile follows a man who started as a clerk at Armour and Company in Chicago at age 20 and rose to organize a new fortune department under Philip D. Armour. His rapid rise led to becoming the private secretary and later provident of the enterprise. The piece notes early education, a business college background, and a swift ascent within about a dozen years.
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United States
Rockefellers
Ogden Armour
Hin
Armour and Company
Business By & High School
Hubiness College
Philp D. Arcour
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