Anmistice Day Vision Across Silent Front Lines
Reading fragments from a World War I scene, the piece evokes Armistice reflections with images of battles, ambulances, and distant thunder. Stream of consciousness references soldiers, artillery, and the toll of war, anchored by a dreamlike Bethsaldach and a New York Herald mention.
Armistice Day aims to heal hatreds with peace and charity
The article reflects on Armistice Day as a time to foster national ideals of charity and peace, rejecting militaristic triumphs. It cites Washingtons legacy, Lincoln's call for no malice, and poetic reminders from Frances Ellen Watkins Harper and a British‑born poet, urging a lasting peace and renewed hope.
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News in Camp Saw Soldiers React to Armistice Near Remolville
In an example from the front, the Sixth Infantry erupted in celebration when news of the armistice reached their camp near Remolville. Reports describe the joyous scene as troops learned of peace efforts ending hostilities.
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Tribute Day Urged Amid War Cost Remembrance
General Charles A. Cole protests commercializing Memorial Day saying the nation should slow industry to honor fallen comrades. Veterans and all Americans support preserving the day’s sacred significance and remembering those who died serving.
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Kitchen-tested Flour Promises Consistent Baking Results
Gord McEwan Kitchen-tested Flour ensures consistent bread cakes biscuits and pastries by pretesting each batch in an oven identical to home use. Every sack includes 12 simplified Betty Crocker recipes changed quarterly and aimed at guaranteeing predictable outcomes.
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Betty Crocker Radio Teaches Kitchen Tips on WHO
A radio feature featuring Betty Crocker airs 9 45 to 10 00 A M on Wednesdays and Fridays on teal Standard Time Station WHO Gold Medal Flour promotes kitchen tested recipes and home cooking tips. A separate item notes engineering feats including a Seattle earth moving project and a long Gila river suspension bridge for telephone cables, highlighting vast earthwork and lengthy spans.
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Philips Milx of Magnesia A Pleasant Aid for Indigestion
An ad style fragment promotes Phillips Milx of Magnesia as a ready cure for over eating acidity and nicotine relief. It claims physicians endorse it and urges readers to remember it for comfort, warning about substitutes.
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Dancing Master Despairs Over Modern Senoritas in Seville
In a Seville statement the dancing master Senorita Teo Modern Senor Realita laments that modern senoritas ignore artistic past. He says she focuses only on present and future while the gallant senor offers to teach safehand and other national dances with enstanets, but she asks for the Okgrieston.
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Fortunate Teacher Exchange Sparks Classroom Debate
Fortunate teacher questions student work ethic while BiNg replies about family help at home, revealing household labor dynamics. The exchange hints at broader issues of responsibility and support in education without graphic detail.
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Not Today Hubby
A fragmentary snippet shows Mrs Newlywad telling a garbage man that she does not need assistance at the back door, while the husband is absent. The line captures domestic tension and a preference for independence amid an odd street encounter.
Cemetery Now Park Pere Lachaise Paris
Pere Lachaise Cemetery in Paris has been repurposed as a public park. The historic site, once a famed burial ground, now serves as a greener urban space for visitors and locals to enjoy.
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Best Results in Home Dyeing with Diamond Dyes
Diamond Dyes offer richer colors for faded fabrics like dresses, hose, coats, and draperies with high quality anilines. They claim even application, no spotting, and enduring color through wear and wash. Priced at 15 cents, sold at drug stores.
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