War for Freedom and Justice in World War I
President Wilson’s Flag Day address voices a united defense of liberty and self government. He condemns German aggression, asserts the Allied cause as a people’s war, and pledges to fight to keep the flag of democracy unfurled. He stresses the distinction between German rulers and German people, and calls for global resolve to secure peace through victory.
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Washington
Wilson
America
Germany
Mexico
Japan
Foreign Office
Berlin
High Seas
Europe
Austria-Hungary
Mediterranean
Asia
Serbia
Bulgaria
Turkey
East
France
Belgium
England
United States
Russia
Watering and care tips for garden flowers in containers
E. Van Benthuysen advises on watering, plant choice, and stake support for dahlias and window boxes. Use soap suds for moisture, Coleus for color, and avoid sparse watering. Keep geranium beds tidy by removing faded blooms to maintain a neat, attractive display.
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E. van Benthuysen
Coleus
Plans for Harmony in Warfare Probed by Jail Forces
Fragmentary notes reference opposing forces and a call for unity amid conflict. The text hints at a concept of harmony within military action and a looming confrontation labeled against a Contra group.
Veranda Box Rose Planting Guide
This guide explains how to prepare a veranda box for roses with center roses and climbing annuals. It covers box size drainage, soil enrichment, spaced planting for teas and hybrids, sun exposure, pruning after bloom, watering, and winter recovery with root disturbance minimized.
Lesson Plan for John Gospel Review Session
A church class outlines six months of John based study with methods for reviews. Suggestions include one minute talks by students, selecting key verses and presenting present day emphases, and arranging golden texts for interactive recall.
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Christ
Earth
Jesus the Good Shepherd
Jesus
Berea
Lazarus
Bartimaeus
Jericho
Zaccheus
Mary
Temple
Jerusalem
Gethsemane
Judas
Peter
Ananias
Caiphas
Sanhedrin
Pilate
Herod
John
God
Canada Shows No War Time Downturn Says Western Correspondent
A Western daily correspondent reports no financial low mood in Canada since the war began. He notes growing bank clearings and favorable trade, with farmers progressing, and credits the branch bank system and prohibition for maintaining liquidity and stability. Banks avoid panic and Canadians save heavily despite higher living costs and tax shifts.
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Canada
Dominion
States
Winnipeg
Savings Bank
Examining old remedy label for Castoria signature
A fragment urges examining a famous infants remedy for proper labeling. It notes Niethers or Potts Castoria and stresses bearing the signature of an authority. The tone resembles a caution about authenticating product labels and safety notes.
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President Wilson
Theis
Contra
Fsson
E .O. Sellers
Moody Bible Institute of Chicago
Western Newspaper ‘Union
Business Good IN
Sirius
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