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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1918
Page
21
Gallows frame of the Anaconda mine shows a shaft 2,800 feet deep with three heads and ore hoisting capacity per day.
A discussion recalling how General John J Pershing built and led American forces in World War I. It notes that early Allied plans underestimated U S command and highlights Pershing insistence on American leadership under American officers while integrating allied support. The piece credits Pershing with maintaining American independence in command as US troops fought across France.
A specialist at an experimental vineyard in Montpelier France covered soil with cement and left a small opening for each stem. Painted cement red white and black. under black soil temperature rose, yielding nearly twice the vine growth. Midi soils are mostly reddish while Charentes vineyards are black.
The Spectator lauds President Wilson for prompting Germany’s reconsideration of terms through initial questions. It argues his stance exposed autocratic limits, forced a clear German choice, and preserved allied aims by linking terms to German leadership rather than the people.
Fragmentary lines from the Pineburg Chronicles show a tense exchange with a new boarder about sleep and compensation. The text is incomplete and reads as a snatch of dialogue, leaving the broader scene unclear.
Captain Gordon Campbell led the Q ship in a 1917 engagement against a hidden submarine. The crew fought for 80 minutes as the submarine shelled the ship, flames and explosions raged, and the vessel eventually sank. Campbell and five dozen crew members survived, with Campbell later receiving the Victoria Cross for gallantry.
A pair of electrolytic cells with a galvanometer enable satisfactory operation in a Wheatstone bridge setup. Temperature compensation is achieved by placing both cells in the two arms of a uniform temperature bath.
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