Star of Bethlehem shines amid world war prophecies
An 1915 Nebraska notice discusses the Star of Bethlehem visible near the Polar Star and its historic appearances during wars. It traces prophecies from 1600 to 1914 about monarchs, kings, and end-time visions, noting the war’s timing as a subject of speculation and comforting readers with the star’s glow.
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Bethlehem
Herod
Palestine
East
England
Jerusalem
Rheims
Earth
Mexico
Europe
Johanes
Benedict
No Lack of Money Says Nebraska Farmer Quote
The Nebraska Farmer asserts more money in circulation does not equal prosperity. It notes October to November shifts, with $87.31 per person on November 1 and $34.90 in 1918, arguing that price rises and purchasing power matter more than total currency.
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United States
Nebraska
Officials clash over Uncle Sam sleeves and war hints
Officials debate military posture with conflicting signals about hidden options. Some warn of unseen measures while others mock the idea, suggesting only a comedic bone in the sleeve. The exchange highlights partisan tension and uncertainty about national security strategy.
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Uncle Sam
Kasiersa Idea Sparks Debate Over Country Vision
A controversial statement advocates oceans with brave but dead bodies as a symbol of national resolve while calling for an end to militarism and a shift toward pacifist ideals. The remarks prompt responses from politicians and civic groups regarding national identity and defense priorities.
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A Week of Blunders Remembered by Sir William Harcourt
In memories of fifty years Lady St Heller recounts how Sir William Harcourt dined out every night for a week in advance of invitations. He only realized the error on the last night when hosts revealed the invites were for a week later. The tale ends with his engagement book showing the repeated miscalculations.
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Sir William Harcourt
Sir William
St Heller
Dragoons Evolved From Mounted Infantry in Early Warfare
Historical note explains how soldiers were named by their weapon for four centuries. Infantrymen carried pikes and muskets, while dragoons rode as mounted infantry. Early dragoons lacked cavalry training and were poor horsemen, later improving to be classed as medium cavalry.
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American Bay
Taking Her Down and Grandma's Arnica Mishap
Washington Star quotes a farewell scene as a prima donna bids farewell amid enthusiasm. A sharp reprimand for a child’s hurtful words to grandma leads to a humorous note as Marion is found seeking arnica to rub grandma.
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Washington Star
Grandma
Marion
Wet Clothes and Cold Weather Effects
A note explaining how evaporation from wet clothes or skin cools the body rapidly, lowering body temperature and stressing organs, which can lead to a cold. It emphasizes the rapid heat loss and the resulting illness risk from staying wet.
Poisonous Mushrooms Case Discussion Prompt
A dialogue sketch questions handling poisoning from mushrooms and suggests dietary change as a remedy. The text mirrors a teaching moment from a medical professor and student, referencing Epictetus on desire and loss of self.
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Boston Transcript
One Way Out Mr Foghor Voice Debts Lesson
A humorous quarrel mentions debt and singing lessons in Boston with a boast that a single lesson will prompt neighbors to raise funds to pay the debt. The exchange includes a mock description of a voice like a steam whistle and a character named Professor Squeale.
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Mr. Foghor
Boston
Giobe
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