A Christmas Poem The Only Thing by Evangeline Booth
A reflective verse by Evangeline Booth retired Salvation Army general titled The Only Thing. It laments fame and wealth bringing grief and urges love as the supreme grace. The poem references spring and autumn of life and concludes with War Cry December 5th, 1937.
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Evangeline Booth
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Salvation Army
Gems For Your Scrapbook Sincerity Quotes
A collection of quotations on sincerity and truth from Confucius Kent Hovee Mary Baker Eddy Colton and James Russell Lowell. The snippets discuss sincerity as the basis of virtue, conscience, religion, and integrity.
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Confucius
Kent
Mary Baker Eddy
James Russ
Lowell
Fractured classroom exchange on gender terms
A teacher asks about two genders and a student answers with a dated rigid taxonomy. The exchange labels masculine and feminine as primary, with feminines split into frigid and torrid and masculine into temperate and intemperate.
Churchill Dictates Speech to Typist Over Shorthand Doubt
In a historical moment, Winston Churchill writes a speech by dictation to a typist due to distrust of shorthand notes. The exchange highlights his careful approach to recorded language and public address during a tense era.
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Winston Churchill
Classroom Beans Wordplay Sparks Laughs in Rural School
A rural teacher prompts sentences with beans. A pupil cites "My father grows beans" and another says "My mother cooks beans." The class chorus ends with "We are all human beans."
Cadet Training Unit Sees Canadian Women Enlist En Masse
Captain Platner reports over 157 Canadian nationals have joined the Corps in England alongside drafts from Canada. The CWAC selections abroad include women chosen from thousands of CWAC members to fill this important task and more may be added as needs arise near the firing lines.
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Canada
Platner
England
CWAC
In God's Care Sailor's Faith Poem by Rav Puce
A short devotional verse asserts trust in divine guardianship on life’s voyage. It pictures God guiding sailors through storms and dangers, offering peace and protection. The author Rav. F T Puce signs the reflective piece.
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God
Wrapping Small Gifts In Envelope Style Gift Wrap
An unusual method for wrapping small gifts for a large Christmas box uses plain red holly silver or gold outer envelopes with plain white tissue inner wrappers. Envelopes are created by tearing and resizing ordinary envelopes and sealing with contrasting peals.
Canadian Women’s Army Corps Arrive at Hogland
A year after the first detachment of the Canadian Women’s Army Corps reached Hogland these women and others have become vital to the Canadian Army. They serve as tradesmen clerks drivers and laundresses performing tasks once deemed men’s work and enabling able-bodied soldiers to join the fighting fronts.
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Canadian Women's Army Corps
Hogland
Canadian Army
Olearseas
Canada
Draft Questionnaire Frustration Noted in Local Struggle
A Southern man struggled with a draft questionnaire, sweating and worrying until he finally gave up and returned the form with a note saying Tie ready when you is.
Teacher replies on Randolph drawing progress
A concerned mother asks if Randolph will ever learn to draw and the teacher responds with a vivid analogy about harnessing him to a truck. The exchange reflects a rough, old fashioned conversation style.
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Randolph
Overseas CWAC personnel reach six hundred mark in year
The CWAC overseas corps has grown to over 600 members as three more groups joined the pioneers. Pte Minnie Howe was reunited with two sons on Commando sorties since October 1940. Capt Natalie Platner, from Toronto, returns from England and will train at a Canadian CWAC center. She notes CWAC in the UK are skilled, content, and making a positive impression.
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CWAC
Minnie Howe
England
Natalie Platner
Toronto
Canada
United Kingdom
Motherland
Capt. Platner
Public Notice Adds Export Items to General License
The Foreign Economic Administration issues amendments to the export schedule from the USA to Group K countries including Newfoundland Rum and Whiskey and other distilled liquors. It adds items such as baking powder Epsom salts Glauber salts perfumery and toilet water red lead sodium sulfide and cork stoppers to the General License list. Signed W. B. Curtis Supplies Officer.
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Foreign Economic Administration
Office of Economic Welfare
Washington, D.C
U.S.A
Group K
Newfoundland
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