Prayer for Peace and Divine Protection in War Time
A religious supplication pleads for peace and national deliverance amid war. It prays for repentance forgiveness and divine guidance, invoking Christ’s reign and the millennial era, asking God to quell violence, avert pestilence, and bless Israel while pledging faith in eternal life and universal peace. It ends with an anecdotal testimonial about a constipation remedy from Chamberlain's Tablets.
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Israel
Rittman Secrets A Gift To Public
Washington reports two processes by Dr Walter F Rittman increase gasoline output from petroleum by about 200 percent and allow production of toluol and benzol from crude oil for dyestuffs and explosives. The government plans to patent and dedicate these methods to the American people for free use, boosting domestic supply and reducing dependence on foreign sources.
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Washington
Department of the Interior
Walter F. Rittman
Hittman
Rittman
Bureau of Mines
Asfeguardas
Lane
Thia
Germany
United States
Bureau of Oilnes
Columbia University
Defiance Sold for Junk After Failed Americas Cup Try
The Defiance, built by a New York Philadelphia Boston syndicate at over 50000, failed to qualify for the America’s Cup trial and was withdrawn from racing. Commodore F. E. Walter Clark bought out the syndicate and sold the craft for junk after inspection deemed it unfit for further sea use. Other notes discuss rubber armor, British herring ports, mole skin uses, and Egypt’s new flag.
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Sir Thomaan Lipley
New York
Chiladelphia Yn
Boston Yachtamen
Commodore FE
Walter Clark
Ayndieste
Secidad
Resetnvice
Sneezing In Public Poses Health Risk
Practical health notice urges use of a handkerchief to shield others from nose and mouth moisture. Germs from sneezing or coughing can spread diphtheria scarlet fever tonsillitis and grip in crowded places. The choking exhalations from sore throats are described as dangerous to nearby people.
Prince Max of Saxony Praised as Frontline Chaplain
Berlin reports Prince Max Wilhelm August Albert of Saxony, brother to King Frederick II, as a revered battlefield chaplain. He aids the wounded, relays messages to French prisoners, and blesses troops amid heavy bombardment, earning admiration from Saxons and French prisoners alike.
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Max Wilhelm August Albert
Saxony
Max
Tay
Frederick II
Max of
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Che Dytoe
Kayla Maga
Maxtine
Rome
H E
Lorraine
King
Bacon
Father Max
Eplal
Sazans
International Bureau
Geneva
France
Sax
Hhis
Germany
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