Night of freedom dawns in Stanton poem
A Chicago Times Herald poem by Frank L. Stanton celebrates liberty and peace. The verse pleads for freedom across nations, praising banners, olive branches, and a world where abundance ends poverty. It invokes flags, rivers, and hills, urging universal liberty and divine light.
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Frank L. Stanton
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Newbury Family Breaks Debt Grip With January Pact
On New Year’s Eve Mr. and Mrs. Newbury and their children seal a pledge to live without borrowing or debt for a month. They endure hunger and hardship through weeks of cut meals, kerosene limits, and frugal chores, later extending the rule to forever as Norah returns.
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New Year Message on Fresh Beginnings and Prayer
Mary Lowe Dickinson reflects in Washington Home Magazine on the value of a truly new year. She urges cultivating the poet's childlike heart to hear daily lessons and see God’s mercy as new each morning, turning dull days into a rainbow of hope.
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Washington Home Magazine
Hot Milk as an Excellent Stimulant for Fatigue
The article extols hot milk as a superior refreshment for bodily and mental fatigue. It argues that heated milk is easily digested and provides rejuvenating effects, noting its stimulating qualities and recommending slow sipping from a tumbler.
Veer Strletor Climber Noted in Indian Botany
A fragmentary report from India notes a climbing plant titled the veer strletor, described as an extraordinary specimen. Details are unclear due to garbled text, but the name suggests a unique climbing species unknown beyond a tentative botanical reference.
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