The True Value of Human Life
A call to educate the masses in valuing human life and to have the state pursue this goal. It cites the example of Christ’s Calvary sacrifice to argue life is supreme and should be protected over material gain, urging a shift in public ideals for better conditions.
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Philadelphia
Calvary
The Psychological Effect of the War on Society
A reflection discusses how war unsettles collective thought and culture. It argues modern art, music, literature, and social behavior display disturbed morals, with emphasis on fashion, dances, and the erosion of traditional values. The piece warns of Bolshevism and a shift away from Sabbath rest.
A Visit to Arcadia
A letter describes Homesville Park Co operative Horsekeeping Colony. The board settles disputes and oversees bills while a female manager runs dining and staff. Meals are delivered by cable basket to each house with daily telephone orders and strict accountability for servants.
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Co-operative Kitchen
Co-operative Horsekeeping Colony
George
Suffrage Debate on Bolshevism and Suffragist Labels
A letter criticizes a prior article for labeling all suffragists as socialists or Bolsheviks. It argues against sweeping generalizations and defends universal manhood and womanhood suffrage. The writer distinguishes Bolshevism from socialism and condemns both radical and reactionary tactics.
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Russia
Good Jobs in Civil Service Open in Washington
The Civil Service Commission announces vacancies across the government civil service with at least 125 examinations open. Positions range from routine work to top professional roles, with many openings for stenographers and clerical staff and salaries from $1,800 to $9,28 a day at the Naval Ordnance Plant.
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Washington, D. C
Board of Civil-Service Examiners
Custom House
United States Civil Service Commission
Civil service exam notices seek applicants for posts
Government invites applicants for high grade positions with annual pay of 3500. Special training required and investigation by the Department of Ansa ture. Civil Service Commission to furnish full information on these and related vacancies.
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Soil Chen
Department of Ansature
Civil Service
Swarthmore National Bank May 12 1919 Financial Report
Summary of assets and liabilities for Swarthmore National Bank Delaware County Pennsylvania as of May 12 1919. Includes loans and discounts overdrafts U S bonds deposits and reserves cash vaults and due from banks securities and stock holdings plus trust and deposit accounts and capital and profits. Sworn by cashier Gerald H Effing before Justice E Clayton on May 19 1919.
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Ite
U. S
UU. S
State
Pennsylvania
Las
Delaware
Gerald H. Effing
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