Farming the Way Father Did By David Hinshaw
An essay argues farming methods from Asia Minor history to modern America, contrasting oxen plows with tractors and hand threshing. It links agricultural progress to freedom and contrasts oppression with American farming efficiency, urging aid for Armenians through skilled farmers and relief efforts.
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Father
David Hinshaw
Asia Minor
America
Kansas
Aiandays
Asta Minor
Eliel
Near East
Can
Relief drives urged for Near East aid across nations
President Wilson urged quick action on a proposed 100 million dollar congressional appropriation while the American Committee for Relief in the Near East pushes a 30 million dollar drive for relief and rehabilitation. Cleveland Dodge notes four million destitute in the region, with millions more needing clothing, seeds, and cattle. Theodore Roosevelt's final charity was a 1,000 dollar gift to the Near East relief effort, highlighting the enduring call for aid.
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New York
Wilson
American Committee For Relief In
Near East
Cleveland H. Dodge
American Committee For
Near Mant
Murat
Paris
Near Fort
America
Congress
Catty
Hodge
Belgium
Great Britain
Theodore Roosevelt
American Committee For Belief In
Armenia
Syria
Persia
Greece
Nobel Peace Inner Fund
Boonevelt Waid
Civilization's Restraints and the Wise Jaws
Fragmentary historical prose discusses restraint in a noble nation with focus on strength defense and burden. It notes a claim that a single capable person may be rare and hints at a challenge in achieving perfect feats.
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Ebalos
Americas Aid Badly Needed To Save Near East Orphans
O V Vickery of the American Committee for Relief to the Near East urges a $10,000,000 fundraising goal to aid poverty stricken Armenians and others in the Ottoman Empire. He cites dire orphanage needs after systematic massacres, noting support from American missionaries and relief workers.
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O. V. Vickery
American Committee For Relief To the
Near East
Ottoman Empire
Anxious Moment On The Links With Family Nearby
A tense scene unfolds on the links as a daughter frets about her anxious mother while a father sits in a bunker nearby. A parent and his wife arrive, adding to the mounting nerves in this unsettled moment.
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Porent
Bostos
Picture Month October in the Opal Month of the Year
Fragmentary OCR note referencing October as Picture Month and mentioning Ward Beecher. The readable text is incomplete but centers on the thematic idea of October as a vivid, glory filled period associated with Ward Beecher.
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Itoo
Flenty Ward Beecher
Long Distance Covered in Curious Daily Fragments
A fragmented item notes a strange claim of 85 255 miles covered in a three mile walk and mentions optimistic thoughts and a daily thought on revenge. It references an unclear “De Laones” and a distant Earth journey without clear dates or sources.
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A Persay
Yankees Freed From Prison Amid Near East Relief
An Associated Press report states Americans imprisoned by the Ottoman government during the war are now liberated and aiding the Armenian and Syrian Relief Fund. Notables include former Tripoli vice-consul William Nelson, Charles Arthur Dana of the Presbyterian Board, and Mr. Law. The charges stemmed from aiding Armenian refugees.
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Near East
Associated Press
Committee Today
Armenian and
Syrian Relief Fund
William Nelson
Tripoli
Syria
Charles Arthur Dana
Presbyterian Hoard of
Foreign Missions
Mr. Law
Fain Ell Mae Pa
Wanted to Know Photographer
Arthur a five year old Sunday school pupil listened as his teacher spoke of Christ. The next day at home he glanced at the mantel picture of Christ his mother pointed out and after a moment asked who took Christ.
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Arthur
Christ
Chicago Examiner
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