Pattison Wilber Chase Captivates Chautauqua Audiences
The Great master lecturer Pattison Wilber Chase is praised for pleasing diverse audiences with a blend of actor, orator, and preacher talents. Described as magnetic and humorous, his original lectures rest on fundamental truths and musical delivery. The piece notes his flawless character and unmatched audience appeal.
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Pattison Wilber Chase
The Emblem of Human Mercy and Red Cross Work
This excerpt extols the Red Cross as a symbol of mercy and a vital aid to both soldiers and civilians. It highlights expanded relief efforts in Europe, civilian aid for allies, and the need for full American public support and funding.
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They Are Our Boys and the Red Cross Canteens
A vivid wartime scene shows a railway canteen staffed by 15 American Red Cross women at a busy junction. They greet marching troops with welcome meals, baths, clean clothes, and rest in a bright facility. The article lauds the volunteers and urges families to honor service members.
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Red Cross
The Last of Goodfield's Money in the Cold Winter
A Maine coast tale recalls Goodfield a stingy weaver who saved 124000 363 dollars and 50 cents. He falls ill in winter and proclaims his tax to die while his wife splurges then she dies. Goodfield dies in transit and the estate goes to a trust. The town raises funds and garments for his widow and the community discusses the strange windfall and its consequences.
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Goodfield
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Govndfield
Rick
Igang
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