Cheradame Proposes Pan Europe Revolt Plan Against Germany
Andre Cheradame, authority on pan Germanism, argues allies should organize a scientific revolution within Germany using Bohemian Galician Polish and Balkan Germans to spark armed rebellion aided by aircraft. He claims his prior forecasts on Europe and Russia were proven correct and urges serious attention to his course of action.
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Andre Cheradame
Paarmany
Bohemia
Galicia
Herzegovina
Transylvania
Bukowina
Poland
Capronis
M. Cheradame
Middle
Europe
Balkans
Cheradame
Austria
Germany
Russia
Portland Doctor Exposes War Tolls on French Children
Dr. Esther Lovejoy, returning from Red Cross work in France, speaks of a pitiful, blighted childhood amid war. She describes six months in near hell, babies hearing shells, whispered speech, gas masks, and fear. She went to France after the Medical Women's National Association urged aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esther’ Lovejoy
Red Cross
France
Portland
Ore
Medical Women’s National Association
Big Man Enlisted as Shipping Board Operations Chief
James A. Farrell, president of United States Steel, was named director of operations for the Shipping Board. Born in New Haven on February 15, 1863, he built a steel career from a teen in a wire mill to sales leadership. He led foreign trade expansion for U S Steel, guiding transport of troops and supplies to the European front.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James A. Farrell
United States Steel Corporation
Shipping Board
Steel Industry
Steel Corporation
New Haven
Mr. Farrell
Pittsburgh Wire Company
American Steel and Wire Company
Farrell
United States Steel Products Company
Masaryk Talks With Wilson On Bohemian Independence
Dr. Thomas G Masaryk leader of the Czecho Slovak National Council and Bohemia provisional government met President Wilson. The administration announced U S support for Bohemian independence from Austria. Masaryk a Prague university professor and Moravian deputy fled Austria at WWI start and led the Czecho Slovak movement. He was born 1850 in Moravia. he first visited the United States in 1878 to study democracy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas G. Masaryk
Moravia
John Amos Comenius
Thomas
Brno
University of
Vienna
Masaryk
United States
State Quota Easily Attained Build Silos and Grow More Food
Clemson College and the U S department of agriculture urge increased silo use and sorghum, velvet beans and corn to boost food production. D W Watkins and W Lewis note 293 silos in South Carolina with 99 percent strong advocates. Benefits include cheaper cattle feeding, higher milk and beef output, better preservation of crops, and reduced freight of Western feeds aiding war effort.
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Columbia
Clemson College
U. S. Department of Agriculture
D. W. Watkins
W. Lewis
Ers
Atlantic
Pledges Filed by Candidates in State Race
Eight congressional hopefuls have filed pledges and fees: Wade Hampton Cobb H L Bomar T G Mc Leod James F Byrnes G L Toole S J Nicholls R S Whaley Wyatt Aiken A J Bethea R A Cooper J M DesChamps. Also pledges filed for governor by this group, B R Tillman for US Senate, Claude N Sapp and H M Wolfe for attorney general, A A Richardson for railroad commissioner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
Congress
Wade Hampton Cobb
H. L. Bomar
T. G. McLeod
James F. Byrnes
G. L. Toole
S. J. Nicholls
R. S. Whaley
Wyatt Aiken
A. J. Bethea
R A. Cooper
J. M. DesChamps
B. R. Tillman
United States Senate
Claude N. Sapp
8. M. Wolfe
A. A. Richardson
Railroad Ammissioner
Clemson College Hosts South Carolina Letter Carriers Meet
The South Carolina Letter Carriers Association will convene at Clemson College on July 4 and 5. Dr. W M Riggs, college president, announced the invitation and said the program will be set by association officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clemson College
South Carolina Letter Carriers’ Association
W. M. Riggs
Clemson
Darlington Farmers Form Cotton Marketing Group
A meeting in Darlington county organized a cotton marketing association with E. B. Thackston of Spartanburg and Mr. Harris addressing attendees. Plans to market local cotton were adopted, the group was perfected, J. M. Napier elected president and J. S. McInnes secretary.
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Darlington
Darlington County
E. B. Thackston
Spartanburg
State Warehouse System
Harris
J. M. Napier
J. S. McInnes
Four Distinct Methods of Making Hay
United States Department of Agriculture outlines four hay making systems: hand loading, loading with a hay loader, push rakes and stackers, and field baling with a power press. Each method suits different regions, labor availability, and crop types, with notes on labor requirements, equipment, and storage considerations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Department of Agriculture
Timothy
Elever
New York
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Indiana
Iowa
Middle West
Farmers urged to mobilize labor for wartime farming
Clarence Ousley calls for town leadership to survey able bodied men with farm experience and pledge weeks of service during peak demand. He suggests replacing men in towns with women workers such as waiters and clerks to free male labor for agriculture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Department of Agriculture
Chamber of Commerce
County Council of Defense
Clarence Ousley
Plan Products for Market Standardization
Marketing plan stresses standardized containers for cans jars and packages. Uniform pack appearance quality and condition turn every compliant container into a self signal of the brand and a guaranty for future purchases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Department of Agriculture
The Making of a Remedy Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound
The article details the laboratory process for Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound. It describes herb sourcing, solvent extraction, sterilization of utensils and tanks, pasteurization, and sterile bottling. It claims widespread success in treating female illnesses with customer letters supporting health improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia E. Pinkham
England Sees Over 4 775 006 Women Wage Earners
An ad style snippet touts Cuticura products for skin and eye care. It mentions Roman Eye Balsam for night use and promises relief from tired watery eyes and eye strain. It also promotes Cuticura Soap Ointment with sample offers and prices.
A Paper Controller and its British origins
The piece explains Britain's Paper Controller appointee, generating more buzz in publishing than the food rationing debate. It notes the official, H. A. Vernet, a director at Underground Electric Railways, and hints at the potential broader impact beyond rationing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Britain
H. A. Vernet
Underground Electric Railways Company
X Ray Reflectors From Mica Prove Superior
Mica discovered as an excellent material for concentrating X ray mirrors while glass proved unsuitable due to roughness at the tiny X ray scale. Glass diffus es X rays like a rough surface and minerals offer the needed smoothness, with mica being most adaptable as it splits easily into sheets for construction of reflective surfaces.
The Gulf Stream Compared to Major Rivers
The Gulf Stream is described as more rapid than the Amazon and more impetuous than the Mississippi, with a volume over 1,000 times greater.
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Gulf Stream
Amazon
Mississippi
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Tent
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Kershaw
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Total
Darlington Farmers Organize
Ervey
Lydia E.pinkham
Daisy Fly Killer
England
Heaven
Cuticura
Dept. X
Boston
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