Father of the Salvation Army explored in historic profile
A lengthy excerpt profiles General William Booth, founder of the Salvation Army, chronicling his early pastorates, rise as revivalist, and the army’s international expansion from England to the United States and beyond. It highlights Booth’s leadership, the army’s charitable mission, and the movement’s governmental and religious impact.
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New York
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Another Effort to Induce Emigration to Liberia
An 19th century document notes U S efforts to repatriate African Americans to Liberia to foster capital interest and justice. It mentions figures like Renco and Geliitacion and references a prior emigration experiment as a topic of public debate among reformers and churches.
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Liberia
ONS Commission
Renco
Republic
Portraits and plans in Roosevelt era travel tale in Liberia notes
The piece surveys a long voyage by a veteran traveler through the United States and Africa, detailing Roosevelt era ambitions, Liberia's boundary disputes with Britain and Sierra Leone, and debates on emigration. It links African colonization with American efforts, naming figures like Chief Justice Roberts and President King, and discusses Liberia’s political setup, economy, and the river boundary.
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United States
Mersiy
Chiet Justice Roberts
Senate
Fiest
Ceorgia
Monrovia
Liberia
Asion
Reyern
Bishop Turner
Liverim
Sierra Leone
John Hull
Africa
Princeton
Great Britain
Republic
England
Tiberian
John Bull
France
Liberie
Mungh
Betwenn
Blerta Leone
Bughind
Mapoh
Joseph Chamberlain
Mr. Chamberlain
Republic of Liberia
Sierre Leone
Mushrooms No Laughing Matter in Dietetics Advances
A 1910s-style report examines mushrooms as a food source noting their nutrition comparable to potatoes, high water content, starch and sugar, and low fat. It discusses desiccated milk production, moisture removal by mechanical processes, and early food preservation methods including artificial freezing and pasteurization concepts.
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Department of Agriculture
MuKhrooma
Worms
Creman
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