Norway and Sweden News on Shipyards and War Facts
Norway plans two 13,000 ton ships for Norse company this month and two 7,000 ton ships in November, with Norse managers Haakon Norbom and Henry Lyschny in charge. The article notes high shipbuilding costs in America relative to Europe and reports on Norwegian emigration, the Bergen automobile boom, and the Nordahl steamer’s first voyage to Montreal. It also covers Norwegian casualties, Danish debates on asset sales during wartime, population stats, and a Danish political mood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ifiigt-Neried Tant
Sim
Pennsylynnia - Shipobiuiiding’ Company
Uidany
N. Norsrogian Comspany
Nor- Sweelan
Haakon _Norbom
Sands Henry Lyschdlny
neoAmerica
Europe
Chicago
Nordahl
Great’ Lakes
Calumet
Chi RE
Nordal
Montreal
Rotterdam
Rockefeller Foundation
Beets and Blunders in a Neighborly Tale
A garbled dialogue fragment reveals confusion over a marriage and age references. The speakers debate Edith Bute and Marlie, questioning motives and legitimacy while hinting at social expectations. The text remains unclear and fragmented.
Fragmentary note on Towatied family and dog
A garbled OCR fragment mentions George Towatied and a dog with unclear dialogue. Names and context are incomplete, yielding no coherent event or outcome to describe with certainty.
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George
Pho la
Boys Truant Debate Reveals Conflicting Midlife Views
In a Washington hotel lobby a Congressman recalls a tale of a boy who skipped school and saved a stranger at the lake. The piece contrasts adult attitudes toward truancy, punishment, and growing up, with Saffron urging punishment and Brown advocating understanding as children outgrow misdeeds.
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Sidonie M. Gqruenberg
Jones
Waite
Bob
Hit
Baffron
Saffron
Brown
Ting
Ehtla
Blank
Pirenta
Wil
Cheap Japanese Prints for Small Budgets and Walls
A reader notes affordable Japanese prints available for about 10 cents each. Describes rainy night scenes with silhouetted figures, parasols, and lighted houses, plus other water and garden scenes featuring children. Warns prints can be mounted with simple mats and left unframed.
Peanut Uses Beyond Roasted Nuts
The peanut is more versatile than commonly thought with numerous applications. It contains 42 to 50 percent nearly colorless fat used similarly to olive oil. Peanut flour was developed over 25 years ago in Virginia and North Carolina for palatable biscults and pastries, with peanut pastes used as dessert and roasted as a coffee substitute.
European War Anniversary Recap Through 1915 1916
A condensed digest notes World War I actions from August 21 to 26 across 1915 and 1916. It cites German advances near Brest Litovsk and Bialystok, Italian and Austro German offensives in Galicia, naval clashes off Zeebrugge and Riga, and Allied air and sea activity including British and French actions in the Baltic and Belgian coast.
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Gallipoli
Riga
Brescia
Odlllingen
Rhenish
Prussia
Mont Hucat Forest
Selgium
Brest-Litovsk
Austro-Germana
Germany
Bialystok
Raina
Bigeworth
Brest-Litovak
Kobryn
Zicta Lipa
Galicia
Trent
Triaste
World News Roundup Hits Aerial Heights And Sparks
Ten year growth of Jaockpines planted on the gundhilla of Nebraska reaches 15 feet with four inch trunks as engineers note fire prevention gains cut US and Canada losses by 52 million in 1915. An Ohio inventor patents a bathtub heater and a two gap spark plug gains favor in England. A Waris scientist shows bacteria are not essential to vertebrates life. Fire prevention drives down losses to 182 million in 1915 from 235 million the prior year. Dr. N. P. Crooks sails the Pacific 1.11 million inches in 123 crossings. US-Canada telegraph and telephone systems need four million stores yearly for renewals and new lines. a large house shifts 600 tons of old letters to mills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gundhilla
Nebraska
Forest Service
Ohio
England
Menta
Waris
Willis A. Calkins
Abington
Boston
United States
Canada
NP. Crooks
Pacific-Japan Steamship Company
Nourishing beverages and light meals for convalescents
The article advises gentle feeding during recovery, highlighting lemon drinks with egg for nourishment, easily digested foods like custards, rice dishes, and buttermilk for sensitive stomachs. It suggests avoiding overfeeding, consulting physicians, and offers dessert ideas such as peach and grape sherbets, melon sherbet, and green corn cakes, with care for babies during hot weather.
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Weilville
Tie
Cross
In the Fatherland What’s Doing
Summary of major items for German readers. Notes on the new technical and economic unions with 60,000 members, aims to unite Austria Hungary and Germany into a central European body. British war progress, German plans for postwar problems, and political maneuvers are discussed along with peace prospects and mobilization details.
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Eigineera
Austria
Hungary
Itta
Copenhagen
Morning Post
Berlin
Atate
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Christiania
Ato
North Sea
Norge
France
Jonsen Ekeberg
French Foreign Legion
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the Soniina
Wihelm Enxen
Aten Tonsen
Erved
Ger
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Tadids
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Gopen
Folketing
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Left
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Openhagen
Berlingske Tideddé
National
Lidende
Vort Land
Hovedstaden
Kristelig Dagblad
Sweden
Swedish Cancer League
Gomé
Stockholm
Poland
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Goteberg
The
Atlantica
Philipson
Sven
Helge Sigfrid Erik Eriksson
Gotebers
Prioy
Edith Bute
Willion
Marlie
Parenit
Thia
Little Falls
J. Edward Russell
Bessie
Mother
Failadelphia Telegraph
Oasewetz
Russlaia
Gulf of Alba
Great Britain
Venizelos
Arras
Italiana
Corso
Ostend
Osacowetz
Monfatconiec
Palazzo
Zeebrugge
Narew River
Serbia
Bulgaria
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Lord Derby
Dor
Socialist National Committee
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Lft
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Norddeutsche Allgemeine Zeitung
Red Cross
Premlee Scadden
West Australia
Labor Party
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