Nation Still Not Finished Says Wilson On Gettysburg Day
President Wilson declares the nation’s work continues and orders of the day are laws on statute books. He urges unity, peace, and action by all citizens to build a morally strong, prosperous republic and to pursue justice for future generations. He honors veterans and calls for steadfast public service.
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George G. Thorne
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Properly Rebuked Excursion From Chicago Club
An excursion party from a prominent Chicago women's club faced a rebuke for disorderly conduct during a recent outing. The incident drew attention to decorum expectations and prompted comments from organizers about future conduct standards.
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Chicago
Loarty
Ways of War and a Stranger in the Halls of Gettysburg
A reflective piece honors valor and sacrifice at Gettysburg, urging calm judgment and national memory. It juxtaposes war’s cost with peaceful duty, then shifts to a domestic vignette where Annie reports a visitor called by Mrs Cassidy. The fragmentic text blends historical meditation with a brief modern scene.
Cause for Gratitude Mayor Gaynor Praises New York Amusements
Mayor Gaynor spoke at a Brooklyn luncheon praising New York for offering more wholesome amusements than any city except Paris. He urged gratitude for living in New York and cautioned against returning to dreary, work-focused cities.
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Brooklyn
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Paria
Smashing Force of the Sea and Atlantic Gales
Descriptive piece notes great gales sweeping the Atlantic proving the sea’s immense power. It claims considerable uncertainty remains about the precise destructive action and quantitative factors, even where data supported by favorable conditions exists.
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Atlantic
Isle of Man Defeats Workman Campaign
The Isle of Man secured a decisive victory in a campaign linked to labor and industry, defeating the opposing Workman initiative and shaping future regional policy. The outcome signals a shift in local governance and economic strategy, with implications for workers and employers alike.
Gettysburg reunion brings blue and gray veterans together
The Gettysburg reunion drew veterans from both sides in a moving display of friendship. Stories of escape and mercy circulated as I D Munsee and others recalled encounters. The event featured cross Confederate blue and gray meetings, a dramatic stage of memories, and a lost and found bureau full of crutches and odd keepsakes.
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Moses Meek Yet Ready for Deliverance in Exodus Study
E O Sellers analyzes Moses from birth to early ministry, noting godly lineage and training, awareness of Israel’s oppression, a heart of sympathy, courage, and education. He warns against impulsive action and stresses meekness balanced with obedience, showing Moses as a prepared instrument for God’s deliverance.
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Jochebed
Pharaoh
Israel
Zipporah
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