Peace, Too, Takes Its Toll On Youth Labor Forces
A New York World editorial warns that peace stresses on youth rival wartime burdens. It argues youths face trauma from modern schooling and industry, urging disciplined, informed upbringing to prevent despair and fatalism in the nursery and beyond. It also discusses gun forge pressures, tolerances, and failure risks in manufacturing war materiel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auleide
New York
America
Bickel Atecl
Thin Glass to Protect Frescoes from Insects
Kobe chemist Et maji Ashida reveals a method to preserve frescoes by coating them with thin glass using a caustic alkaline medium. The process aims to guard Horyuji temple murals in Nara from insects and atmospheric damage at temperatures near 300 degrees.
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Etmaji Ashida
Kobe
Ashida
Nara ‘Prefectural
Nara
Japan
Burns Letter Sold Reflects Marital Confession in 1783
A Burns letter to Bre Dunlop from 1783 sold at auction for 1125 dollars. It records his private marriage confession to Joan Armour and notes his wit and planned West Indian voyage as his parents sought to incarcerate him to secure the future. German Belgrade paper Belgradsche Nachrichten debuts promising pro-Hungarian stance. For sale items include potato plants slips and fowls, syrup stock, and a school trustee election notice dated June 21 1916.
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Burns
Dunlop
Aucion
Joan Armour
Nates
Greene
Bank of Vienna shows assets and liabilities in 1916 balance
The Bank of Vienna reports assets including bonds, stocks, banking house, furniture, and due from banks. It lists totals for state and out of state receivables, and notes a loan of 40,000. The balance statement is sworn by cashier J B Hamilton before N P Joe Morgan on June 12, 1916 in Dooly County Georgia.
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OF Georgia
Dooly County
J. GB. Hamilton
Bank of Vienna
J. B
Hamilton
Joe Morgan
N. P
D. C
Dooly Savings Bank
Vienna
State OF Georgia
J. B. Hamilton
J. D. Busbee
Planters Bank
Busbee
H. C. Ingram
A. M. Wilson
Bank of Pinehurst
H. Lewis
Russian guest speaks on vodka perils at temperance rally
Mrs R J Strozier notes a Boston J P B member Mary Anderson from Russia at a Washington rally, recounting vodka’s ruin. She contrasts darkness under vodka with Russia’s freedom after prohibition, honoring exiled Christians and urging youth caution as alcohol erodes self respect and nations.
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Boston
Massachusetts
Mary Anderson
Mary
Temporanes
Washington, D. C
Russia
Siberia
Chaims Beause
Canon Carey’s Public House Visit Sparks Reaction
The text recalls Canon Tupper-Casey of Y England admitting he visits public houses to meet men and learn their views. He notes it is unpleasant when a drunken man hugs his neck and recounts a Leeds pub encounter where a man greets him with surprise and a challenge to his behavior.
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Tupper-Casey
England
Leeds
Carey
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Belgrade
Fm Ite
Belgradet Nachrichten
Qay
B.T. Cason
J.G. Gilbert
Roy Christmas
Christmas
J. M. Ward
M. EB. Rushin
Lilly, Ga
Pinehurst
W. C.T.U
J. Hawes
E. Kraeplin
Germany
the CO
Mary Jane
Palm Beach
Georgia Tech
Eeneaae Electrical
Ponce Bian
Georgia
K. G. Matheson
Pres
Atlanta
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