Pershing on the AEF in 1917 to 1918
General Pershing recounts French gains at Fort Vaux and Caporetto’s impact, his Bordeaux docks program, and the strain of logistics and supply. He notes Russian troops’ discipline issues, Lloyd George’s push for a supreme war council, and debates over allied unity and aims. He cites American casualties in November 1917 and the ammunition bottleneck.
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Nivelle
Caporetto
Compiegne
Petain
Elsie de Wolfe
Lady Mead
Bunau-Varila
Panama Canal
Verdun
Richard N. Blatchford
Mason M. Patrick
Charles R
Pacific Coast
Bordeaux
Gievres
Paris
France
C. J. Symmonds
Symmonds
Mr. Lloyd George
Italy
Lloyd George
Cornay
Russia
Western Front
Rapallo
United States
M. Painleve
America
Wilson
England
Supreme War Council
Great Britain
Baker
Vosges
Sixteenth Infantry
James B. Gresham
Thomas F. Enright
Merle D. Hay
Jesus Crucified Lesson Summary
A lesson on Luke 23 33 to 46 framing Jesus death on the cross at Calvary. It covers the crucifixion place the companions on the cross forgiving love the worlds reaction the covetous the indifferent the scoffers the penitent thief and the death of Christ with emphasis on atonement and kingship.
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Jesus
Calvary
Jerusalem
Jesus Christ
Christ
Israel
Paradise
God
Our Lame Praises in Comparison with His Love
Verse fragment contrasts human praise with divine love. The speaker argues that human praise is weak and mute beside love that endures. The tone is devotional and reflective, citing love as stronger than all earthly praise.
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Robert Leighton
The Power of God by J Hudson Taylor
A compact note highlights the power of God and references J Hudson Taylor as a guiding voice. The line emphasizes spiritual strength and faith as a source of divine ability for believers.
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God
J. Hudson Taylor
God Never Changes as People Change Gospel Banner
A short theological note reflects on the constancy of God amid changing people, reiterating faith in divine unchanging nature and the enduring message of the Gospel Banner.
Fellows' Syrup restores vitality for aged feel young
Old age weariness and nerves make you feel old in youth's prime. Fellows' Syrup helps Nature restore vital elements so you can eat, work, play, and sleep as when you were twenty one. After a few doses you become cheerful and energetic. Ask your druggist for the genuine Fellows' Syrup.
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Nature
American woman translates Tu Fu poetry in Sino ties
Mrs Florence Ayscough, born in China and educated in the United States, is a Boston family member who has lived in Shanghai since her marriage. She is a poet and translator of Tu Fu, the famed Chinese poet.
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Florence Ayscough
Tu Fu
Boston
China
United States
Shanghai
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John J. Pershing
Fort Malmaigon
North American Newspaper Alliance
Alsace Lorraine
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Enright and
Hay
P. B. Fitzwater
D. D
Moody Bible Institute of Chicago
Western Newspaper Union
Fellows Syrup
Aerise
Ity
Harold Somers
Brooklyn
Geoffrey
Norma
U.S. Dept. of Agriculture
K-R-O Co
Springfield
Ohio
St.Joseph’s
St. Joseph’s
W. S. Conant
Somerset
Blackdraught
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