Mount Rainier Described as Peak of US National Park
The article extols Mount Rainier in Mount Rainier National Park as a premier US peak with a rich history. It cites its discovery by British and American explorers, its naming after Rear Admiral Peter Rainier, and notes Tacoma and Seattle rivalry over the mountain’s name. It details the summit height at 14,408 feet, vast glacier systems, forests to 6500 feet, and subalpine flora in a vivid natural panorama.
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Itt
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John Muir
Germany loses colonial holdings as World War I ends
The National Geographic Society outlines Germanys vanished empire describing 1914 territories including German Southwest Africa and German East Africa with rail, ports, mines and maritime trade. It notes the vast area and economic weight of the colonial possessions and their collapse in the face of Allied conquest.
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National Geographic Society
Germany
Africa
German East Africa
German Empire
German New Guinea
Prussia
Lesson Review on Saul David and Solomon Kings
Reading notes summarize Saul David and Solomon with focus on David. Key topics include Zeal for God, David’s faith, Jonathan and David, David's anointing, civil war, David’s holiness, justice, wisdom of Solomon, and lessons about God’s presence. Emphasis on leading lessons for youth and adults.
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Selorcon
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Saul
Lord of Hosts
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Hebron
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Christ
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Sundays and the value of family time on Sundays
Elizabeth Wordsworth urges people to treat Sundays as a family and servants day. She asks the young to cherish Sundays with parents and to spare servants, drivers, and postmen unnecessary work, noting future gratitude when children grow up and have their own families.
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Elizabeth Wordsworth
Sunday Observance and Labor as Worship
The text discusses ceasing from labor on Sunday not as an end but as a shift from worldly toil to serving God. It frames labor for God as the highest form of labor, where one offers the first fruits of time as a tithe, a mark of respect and allegiance. The passage emphasizes spiritual labor over secular work.
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E. Newbolt
Opintop’s World View Shifts Amid Mixed Stances
A fragmented note discusses shifting opinions on opiates and mental states, citing unclear authorities and uncertain outcomes. The piece references figures and terms like Sgt ogers, Good Cores, and Mbredas pntonine in a speculative, cryptic tone.
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Ogers
Third Man Faces Grammar Lesson At Marine Institute
A recruiter at the Spokane station testifies to an incident during Marine Corps Institute applications at Quantico. Two applicants misspell grammar as grammer while correcting words, and a third quips about spelling t with two ms.
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Grizzell
Spokane
United States Marine Corps Institute
Quantico
What Is a Cat in a Geologist’s Tale
A Boston Transcript humor piece notes a seven year old explains a girl’s past via playful labels. A farmer jokes about big financial folks vacationing while gas prices rise, blaming lack of authority for the increase.
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Helen
Kitty
Boston Transcript
Corn Tessel
Origin of Famous Quotations Reflects Humorous Lines
A fragment from a humor column cites a quip about divorce and fate with references to a mas hat and orange blossom. It includes a Scout humor exchange about coal going to the cellar and a remark on human interference with nature.
Nightly eye balm prompts odd neighbor chatter
Residents overhear a conversation about eye remedies and a baby, as Mr Dubwalte and Mrs Dubwalte discuss a neighbor and her baby. The playful mispronunciations frame a domestic street scene in Birmingham.
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Mr. Dubwalte
Do you see yonder house with spirits within
A terse dialogue about a haunted house mentions spirits reportedly kept in the cellar, sparking curiosity about disturbances in the rooms.
Hall's Catarrh Medicine for Frequent Colds
An advertorial note explains that cold in the head is an acute nasal catarrh and that Hall's Catarrh Medicine builds up the system, cleanses the blood, and reduces inflammation. It claims internal action through the blood on mucous surfaces and notes availability from Druggists and free circulation.
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Hall
Cheney &d
Toledo
Ohio
Blame Not Entirely Hers Theme at Political Gathering
A political gathering recounts a tale likening a new maid to a party from a national election. The story contrasts patience with frustration as the servant deflects blame and defends her actions with a muddled excuse about mustard spots on a plate.
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Mary
Forced Levy Tale Reflects On Providence Provision
An old farmer, lamenting a poor harvest, meets the parish minister. The clergyman reminds him that Providence cares for the air and its birds, while the farmer nods, drawing a pointed link to his corn. The brief exchange ends with the farmer’s knowing twist.
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Giles
Nature's New Role in Bedtime Struggles
A three year old boy named Robert resists bedtime after a long nap as his sister urges him to stay in bed. The Indianapolis News reports on a recursive, child prompted scene with pleading and refusals before sleep finally comes.
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Robert
Sandman
Indianapolis
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