Come In and Rest Awhile Inspires Salvation Army Aid
A distraught young woman in New York finds mercy and guidance when a church rector offers tea and refuge. She learns of the Salvation Army rescue homes and hospitals in NYC, their mother and child programs, and the Out of Love Club that follows up former residents to keep them on the path to recovery.
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Church of the Holy Cormmpanion
Sixth Avenue
Twentieth Street
New York City
Ufe
Donamon
Tie
Salvation Army Women's Homeland Hospital
Sean Wen Ives
Salvation Army
Dempition
Out of Love Club
Service Girls’ Club
New York
Salvation Army Regene
Salvation Army shelters keep faith with girls in need
The Salvation Army describes its reform work with girls as empowering rather than objectifying. Workers emphasize confidential recovery, with only the secretary and superintendent knowing each girl's identity. They report about fifty mothers and thirty babies in New York homes and call for public support to cover annual maintenance of around half a million dollars, insisting the shelters will never close while a girl needs help.
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Salvation Army
Maury
Kate
Jane
New York
Health centers to keep us all well
The article argues for publicly supported health centers providing comprehensive care for all, financed by state subsidies and patient fees. It outlines modern hospital facilities, medical staff, laboratories, social services, and preventive programs to reduce poverty by lowering illness, improving maternal and child welfare, and enabling community health diagnosis and treatment.
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Frank Billings
Chicago
United States
Journal of the American, Medical Association
Dlaghpstle
Devrops
Doctor Billings
Che Socul
Grain processing described with loading and unloading steps
A fragmented account details grain handling from loading onto conveyors to rack unloading and straw becoming a stick. It mentions three men and a busy center area with a packed grate and well-paced movement through the line.
Lesson for June 12 Making the World Christian
The text outlines the anticipated Messianic reign and universal peace under Christ, detailing Messiah’s royal lineage, Spirit provisions, justice, and the future harmony of people and animals. It stresses Christians’ global witness as the church’s supreme duty while awaiting God’s appointed time.
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H. gioRy
Jesus
Theorld
Christ
Messiah
Ing Ie
David
Messiah City
Quirek
Seo Ae
Jesus Christ
Bea
Jerusalem
God
Examination for government chauffeur offered in civil service
A Louisville Courier Journal note highlights a civil service exam in mathematics for a government chauffeur position. An ad for Cuticura soap products promises relief for baby rashes with baths, soap, ointment, and talcum. In a Boston Transcript snippet a broken engagement ring prompts a witty exchange about returning the ring.
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Civil Service
Louisville Courier-Journal
Boston Transcript
Hall's Catarrh Medicine and Blood Purifier
Catarrh is a local disease influenced by constitutional conditions. Hall's Catarrh Medicine cleanses the blood and builds up the system to restore normal conditions and aid natural healing. All druggists. Circulars free. BJ Cheney & Co. Toledo, Ohio.
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Hall
Natura
Cheney & Co
Toledo
Onlo
Not to Be Deceived. Passing Show quip in 1921 London
In a London humor page a cartoonish line mocks a claim of a two thousand year age. The remark, attributed to The Passing Show, reflects contemporary wit on historical exaggeration in 1921.
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Newrich
London
Reasonable Supposition and Odd Haunt at Gabe Hornboggle's Home
Neighbor recalls a chaotic scene at Gabe Hornboggle's house with drawers sliding out and objects moving, a dog shot by a falling gun, and spoons floating in, followed by a pun laden exchange about bone-dry liquor. The piece then shifts to a brief flirtation and a marriage proposal vibe.
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Gabe Hornboggle
Gabe
Mou -Ark
Kansas City Star
Atlantic Ocean Second Largest Real Ocean Span
A fragment notes the Atlantic as the world’s second largest ocean with an area around 30 million square miles and mentions a line about someone named Harry and stairs, alongside a dialogue reference to Nora and a father.
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Laure
Harry
Nora
Atlantic
Earth turns on its axis funny axle remark
Two children discuss day and night. One asks about the earth turning and wonders if the axle could rust and stop the world. The other reassures that the axle is kept rolling continuously.
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China
Funny Mustache Gaffe Surprises Neighbor Girl
A man shaves a 20 year mustache revealing a young neighbor girl who exclaims you look just 23 funny as ever. The snippet hints at humor about aging and personal style as a commentary on genius and field respect.
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