Let's Talk Frankly About This 1 Percent
A Newfoundland Patriotic Association appeal urges universal support for overseas troops. It highlights St John’s as the political and financial hub and promotes a One Per Cent giving plan from employed locals. A retired teacher from Conception Bay advocates regular deductions to sustain dependents and suggests forming local NPA branches to widen outreach.
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Gems for Your Scrapbook Patience and Charity Reflections
A fragmentary meditation on patience and endurance cites Franklin Epictetus and Mary Baker Eddy. The text mashes quotes and archaic spellings to blend notions of wisdom, restraint, and spiritual calm as pillars of inner peace.
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Mary Baker
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Kruschen Salts Bring “Miracles” at Ninety Two
A grateful letter from Mrs A J W lauds Kruschen Salts for her ninety two year old father’s renewed vitality. She credits a daily morning dose with alertness and energy, claiming improved internal cleanliness and better blood flow, inspiring others to start the regimen.
Food for Europe Food aid policy faces stark famine questions
The article weighs whether American relief efforts can safely feed conquered European provinces amid German occupation. It cites Hoovers warnings of 18 million facing hunger, U S Agriculture data on scarce continental supplies, and the risk that relief could aid Nazi forces. It questions distribution, German control of railways, and the ethics of pledges to spare occupied populations while protecting supplies for civilians.
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Defend Blockade Against Nazi Pressure Warns Monitor
The Christian Science Monitor argues it would be unreasonable to ease the British blockade to aid Nazi efforts, stressing strong maritime defense and sustained resistance to German pressure.
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Confederation Life Builders All
A reflective verse urging collective effort to build a just peaceful world. It weighs personal aims against the common good and questions whether current efforts will secure human life and universal friendship when war ends. The piece ends noting it was contributed.
Mind Cultivation Yields Fruit of Knowledge
The saying compares soil to mind, noting rich soil or cultivated mind yields results. Without cultivation even fertile soil remains unproductive, just as a mind deprived of study cannot bear good fruit.
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Seneca
Hitler's World Conquest Dream in Bold Ballad
A Scottish lumberjack composed a wartime poem dated July 22 that narrates Hitler's expansionist aims from Austria through France and Britain. It rails against Nazism, foresees Britain’s stubborn resistance, and ends with a grim plea to condemn Hitler. Strong religious imagery and prophetic boasts underscore a moral warning.
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