Universal Military Training as Duty for Nation
A war era plea argues for universal military training and service beyond conscription. It urges six months of intensive pre service training for all young men, yoked to national defense, claiming volunteers fail in crises and industry skills can back the army. The writer warns against repeating un readiness and vows to persist until victory over Germany secures liberty.
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Ahithe
Germany
Poultry pointers for efficient care and feeding
Practical tips for chick range management and feeding variety. Frequent ground refreshment supports scratching and winter laying. Hopper feeding works on well kept ranges. Clean water, grit supply, and proper roosting reduce disease and improve digestion. Sprouting oats is recommended to prevent hulled oat issues. </s>
Thorpe Hurdles To Hit Potential In Giants Camp
The Giants keep Jim Thorpe in the fold hoping he can hit major league pitching. Though a superb all around athlete, Thorpe struggles with curveballs and only sporadically hits fast ones. Born 1890 in Tucson, he stands 5'11" and weighs 183, with a brief minor league track to baseball path before joining the Giants.
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Jill Thorpe
McGraw
Thorpe
Hime
Smother
Ife
Reds
Giants
Mathewson
New York
Jim
Jim Thorpe
Jerry
Tucson
Ariz
Carlisle
Wilmington
N. GC
Rocky Mount
Fayette
Beaumont
Cluh
Jersey City
Harrisburg
Milwaukee
Women to Replace Men in Industry
An editorial argues that labor shortages will be solved by expanding women's roles across industries. It cites England and France mobilizing women for harvest and factory work, warns against overwork, and notes military and industrial sectors preferring women in routine tasks to free men for service. It highlights banks railroads and munition plants employing women and references féminin wartime contributions and the Russian women’s legion as inspiring.
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Europe
England
France
Army
Navy
Russia
Omelet Lattard and Butter Cakes From Mother's Cook Book
Old recipe fragment lists Omelet Lattard with bacon egg onion and apples, then Butter Cakes using butter shortening and spices, followed by Marshmallow Pineapple dessert steps including sugar syrup, whipped cream and rose extract, all presented in a period cookbook style.
Pudding Topped with Whipped Cream and Sugar Dusting
A simple dessert instruction describes dusting the pudding with powdered sugar, letting it stand, then whipping a cup of cream to spoon over the top just before serving. The method emphasizes a light, creamy finish and sweet topping for texture and flavor.
Patunia tavern landlord cites muddy streets and war duty
Vetere Wrayweet complains that streets flood and turn to quagmires after rain, hindering travel as Plutocrats wagons and farmer carts get stuck. He notes mass meetings and committees but says action is scarce while local youths may soon go to France.
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Patunia
France
Kansas City Star
Boarding School Admission Discussed In Family Fragment
An unclear exchange mentions Reginald heading to a prestigious boarding school with his father traveling next week for entrance exams. The dialogue references a wealthy background and select admission, but many words are garbled.
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Nuritch
Reginald
Lesscola
Guless
It Was Some Day in Old London for Yankee Troops
In London crowds welcomed five thousand American troops marching past Buckingham Palace and Whitehall. The day featured Stars and Stripes and Union Jack flags, cheers from Londoners, and admiration for the new allies as they passed the Horse Guards and Trafalgar Square. American pride mixed with cordial British patience as soldiers, civilians, and sailors witnessed the display.
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Old London
London
England
America
France
Sam
United States
Westminster
George
Buckingham Palace
Mall
Kultur
St. Je
Uncle Sam
Tommies
General Pershing
Inglish
Horse Guards
Foreign Office
Admiralty
Horse Guards Parade
Ox Foreign Office
Banda
Leutenant
Whitehall
Yesteryear
Maine
San Francisco
Ian
Trafalgar Square
Lord Nelson
New
Strand
House of Parliament
New York
King George At Front In Humble Battle Chair
A historic kitchen chair starkly carries King George the Fifth onto ruined battlements at Chateau Thiepval in northwest France. The chair, once humble, symbolizes England and France’s joint struggle as they wrestle Thiepval from German control.
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England
Buckingham Palace
George the Fifth
Chateau Thiepval
France
Thiepval
Apo
Hla Majesty
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