Dancer of International Marriages and Medical Missteps
A discussion warns against American women marrying foreigners risking American traditions and national pride. It contrasts cultural allegiance with British spouses and cites scientists noting salt balance, edema, and diet as key to future therapeutics and hygiene, linking social trends to health impacts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ayriva
Russell Sage
Curzon
Handolph Churchill Goho
Mra. West
Mrs. Chamberlain
Engttab
America
The Use and Abuse of Salt Analysis in Health
A fragmentary discussion noting broad beliefs about salt as vital to bodily functions and mental vigor. It cites Albert Levin on fatigue and mood tied to mineral loss including salt, and mentions import costs and regional variation in availability. The text is incomplete and reads as a general health lecture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vidal
Bright
Au Forace
Albert Levin
Wien
Agin
Joan
Women and Men as Employees in the Modern Workforce
A discussion notes that young women find vocations suited to them and are becoming more industrious and efficient. The speaker advocates confidence in women, urges humane hours for men, and suggests employees should feel ownership of the business. The tone supports improved gender roles in employment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
A. Hanns
Imayoth
Present Day Melody Vs. Modern Jays
A fragment from the Washington Star reflects on preserving traditional song amid changing music. The verse contrasts past melodies with present trends and warns againstIgnoring enduring tunes that can still cheer listeners today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Star
Nina's Lovers and a Summer Beach Encounter
Sheldon pursues Nina at the cottage pier while Sally, Creston, and Wallace discuss love. Nina hints at a competing suitor, Creston, as Ning arrives from a yacht with Creston aboard, prompting renewed hopes for Nina's affections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nina Dows
Eshend
Creston
Nina
Peidon
Aml
Jove
Yex
Ghatto
Sheldon
Marty
Wallace
Lesself
Nathy
Bis
Bally
Untitled excerpt shows Sally and companions near water
A fragmentary scene follows Sally reflecting on a voyage toward Creston and the Wahtotse pier. Characters Sally Sheldon and others discuss departure, a kiss, and a risky fishing moment while weathered dialogue hints at tension and fatigue.
Curious Pike Hunt and a Talking Biscuit of Tales
A rambling, humorous reminiscence blends a Sioux general, Charles Eastman, and a pike hunting scene on a lake misdirected by a talking name. The piece drifts through anecdotes of railway cushions, vanity, and the ethics of sharing stories.
Pulp Christianity as Character in Faith and Life
Sermon excerpts discuss salvation through belief in Jesus Christ, the role of right doctrine, and the inner transformation toward divine likeness. Emphasizes faith as union with Christ, democratic kingdom ethics, and the contrast between spiritual life and beastly nature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christ Jesus Caue
Christo Wight
Buddha
Hildle
Hin
Christ
God the Father
Lappine
Aman
Wiwerlf
Beast
Teconoury
Bettef
Jesus
Boller
Jesushrist
Gon Ja
God
Iay
Jesus of
Nasareth
Jesus Christ
Kingdom of Heaven
Earth
Sunday School sermon on the dangers of drink
The article discusses biblical warnings against酒 and intemperance, tracing deception harm and social ruin caused by alcohol. It cites Proverbs and Chronicles, notes historical acceptance of drinking, and argues society must rebuild from bottom up to curb drunkenness and its crimes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horace
Ogee
Germany
Congress
Ays Haskin
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Sully
Sally
Ning
Ywuimen
Ahenas
Marty Harton
Wallace Stevens
Mr. Dean
Jung
Mary Dean
Maine
Lin
Chan
Agu
Salty
Seventy-Second
Nine
Nive
Charles A. Eastman
Minsota
Mastman
Bastinan
Bastan
Jaist
Ces Yatton
Hekson
Taow
Prevsel
Jackson
Wukins
Errtasne
Mann
Pidkadelphia Press
Whe Wettt
Adaettul
Detroit Free Press
Eno. Pulp
J. P. Peters
St. John, Hi
Jenkins Lloyd Jones
David Starr Jordan
Bax
Crandatr
Asc
Simall
Livighta
Richard M. Yatomas
Andoge
Tiet
David
Belenyon
Binkk—Winkers
Youra
Pia
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