Gave faith in fellow workers at Wilson & Co adducts
The passage describes trust among colleagues and their duty to uphold standards, emphasizing responsibility in preparing Wilson & Co products. It references unity, honor, and collective effort, noting the moral weight carried by each member of the group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson & Co
Osm
Miro Wolsen
Cain Iiletion Sorevere
William i* Freeman
Offth Avenue
New York
Ity
Egypt Frees Spirit as Cairo Rises in National Joy
After news of independence, Cairo erupts in celebration as Egyptians from harem to slums sing Yahia el Watan and greet Allenby as a liberating figure. Citizens cheer Wilson and the peace conference, with shops reopening and a broad, peaceful carnival of national consciousness sweeping through the city.
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Ten Alienby
Cairo
Berp
London
Peypiang
Old
Egypt
America
Wilson
U.S
Mr. Wilson
France
Raad Zagiul
Yahia el Watan
Tronda
Allenby
Native wedding feasts and a distinctive tribal cry
The text notes the somber background of native life and describes wedding feasts as mirroring biblical customs. It mentions a distinctive cry produced by pressing the tongue against the mouth’s reef to create a high piercing ululation, likened to a young boy’s exuberance or to war.
War’s revelation forged a distinct American type
A fragment suggests a voice claiming that long war years shaped a unique American people in the American West, evolving beyond others, with veterans taught there exists a special national character. The text frames this as a grand revelation tied to war and the nation’s identity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New West
Amerwa
What's Your Husband Doing Advertising Note
An OCR fragment presents an advertising line promising guidance or entertainment and mentions copyright notices. The text references Democratic character and national sentiment, with a vague ad-like call to action and a stray question about a husband’s activities.
M Stern Urges Allied Aid Parity for Postwar France
Stern argues for reciprocal Allied support for France after WWI, noting the United States spent about 20 billion dollars during the war and previously supplied allies with roughly 24.6 billion in war materials, urging similar commitments to Greece and Turkey as precedents.
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M Stern
France
Great Britain
United States
Oreece
Turkey
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Canada
New York Herald Company
Adv
R. J. Reynolds Tobacco CO
Winston-Salem, N. C
Arthur Burt Co
5Th
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Internal Revenue Bureau
W. J. Dante
Hutchins Bldg
10Th and
D Streets
Norfolk
Rea E Baytoo
Afrive
Wington
Celemial Beach
Colonial Beach
Pinney Point
Old Point Comfort
Gig Point Comfort
Piney Point
Washington-Southern Navigation Company Trarp
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