Sleep and health linked by restfulness and nerves
The article argues that restful sleep depends on calm nerves and daytime worry, linking digestion and overall health to sleep quality. It notes that both too little and too much sleep can be unrefreshing, while calm, moderate living supports sound nightly rest, with mental strain harming sleep. It briefly mentions Holland’s stance on the Kaiser, tying high local costs to a political point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billahee
Circle of
Comhealth
Germans Use Neutral-Flag Vessels In Hidden Merchant Fleet
Discussion cites German control of ships under American registry and shipbuilding plants abroad. Notes possible 500 000 ton neutral fleet claim, Washington and London knowledge, and American financiers linked to German vessel ownership. Warns allies face enforcement challenges and recalls bold schemes versus finesse.
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Germany
Altho
Washington
London
Norway
Sweden
Spain
Amer
Hugo Stinnes
Milwaukee
Wisconsin
The Butterfly by Dr. Frank Crane
Dr. Frank Crane muses on youth versus age and the ache for transformation from a restless, egotistic youth into a wiser, lovelier butterfly. He laments wasted potential and the dulling of life by success and routine, longing to shed human limitations and spread wings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anatole France
Houris
Questionable Advice And Household Hints From Mr Grey
A collection of Q and A interactions with Mr Grey on diverse topics from jewelry and bets to household tips. Poses questions about doubling music roles, shopping and eating cheaply, and oddities like an aluminum iron and jokes about bonds and wheat profits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MR. C. Grey
Connecticut
Last chance to sow rutabaga and turnips this season
The old gardener warns there is still time to plant rutabaga and turnips for winter use. Early kinds suit fall, with later varieties for storage, while kohlrabi also offers a turnip like flavor and grows above ground.
Notable July 18 Historical Remembrances Across Centuries
On July 18 various years record leaders and events: Pope John XVIII died, shifting papal election to clergy. Godfrey de Bouillon declined kingship, becoming Duke of the Holy Sepulchre. 1694 massacre at Oyster River, New Hampshire. 1811 birth of William Makepeace Thackeray. 1817 death of Jane Austen. 1864 civil war peace talks proposed to Horace Greeley, Lincoln-backed yet unresolved.
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John XVIII
John
Godfrey de Bouillon
Jane Austen
Horace Greeley
Greeley
Lincoln
Love of a father and the gift of Jesus
A preacher reflects on King David’s heartbreak for Absalom and the Bible’s message that God’s greatest gift is Jesus Christ. The tale of parental sorrow highlights the depth of a father’s love and the value of divine salvation.
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David
Absalom
Absolom
Jesus
The Silly Season by Edmund Vance Cooke
A series of paradoxical couplets play on words and common phrases about character, merit, and social life. The speaker puns on mismatched pairings and reversals, noting how appearances and expectations mislead during the silly season. It closes with self aware rhyming about the riddled reason.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edmund Vance Cooke
Joyful Such Te Such Te A J Ra By O B
The fragment provides a cryptic header line with initials and names, offering no clear event or outcome. No readable facts about people, places, or dates are present to form a coherent news card.
The Tough Life of a Tooth Brushing Routine
A humorous diary style piece describes the dread and monotony of daily brushing. The narrator vents about toothpaste mishaps, forgotten rinses, coughing during brushing, and the lure of false teeth to escape the routine. The tone satirizes mundane domestic rituals.
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Seattle Star
Holland
Kaiser
Congress
Homer
League
Wilson
McKee
Perif'lt
On, Biss
Frank Crane
Paradise
John D
Josh
C. Greyt
Otto Horne
Emma
George B
T. H
Mary G
James McF. Carpenter
Pittsburg
Kansas
Charles Stelzle
O. B
Joyful
Lucio
Pacific Coast Biscuit Co
Schoonmaker Optical Co
First Avenue
AC AG “Odas
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