High farming and fertilizeds practical hints
Practical notes urge saving manure and straw, adopting cement floors and pits, and using fertilizer to sustain high farming as crop prices rise. War effects cut potash and Spanish pyrites, raising fertilizer costs. American sources are being developed to secure supplies. Emphasis on seed corn selection, cheerful credit for Christmas, and prudent purchases for war times.
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David Grayson
American Magazine
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Mr. Walder
Caesar Misch
Christames
Christman
Bridgeport
Coroner Holds Finding in Waterman Case Yet Unmade
Coroner John J. Phelan has nearly finished the investigation into Hazel Waterman’s death following a car crash near Westport. Witnesses said excessive speed caused the collision with a telephone pole. Fractions of the group involved faced jail terms, and Cowan fled after appealing a sentence while Waterman died from multiple injuries.
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Hazel Waterman
Noble Avenue
Miss Waterman
Westport
David Layton
Stillman Street
Edward Cowan
Horace Street
Layton Ad Cowan
Frank Jacoby
Layton
Cowan
Ordnance Corps Seeks Skilled Men for France
Recruiting party led by Capt. George S. Brady arrives in Bridgeport to enlist machinists blacksmiths carpenters and other trades for the American Ordnance base depot in France. Headquarters at 15 Fairfield Avenue and office at 107 Wall Street offer pay from 30 to 61.20 monthly with about 90 trades represented behind the lines to repair military equipment.
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Fairfield Avenue
Wall Street
American Ordnance
France
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Ordnance Department
Brady
The Ramifications of Deutschtum in War Time
Samuel Hopkins Adams defines Deutschtum as the core aim of pro German activity in the U S a force shaping anti Americanism anti war sentiment and propaganda He details examples from culture media and diplomacy to show how Kultur drives German influence and invasion of wartime public life It underscores the wartime challenge of German influence and public tension.
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United States
Samuel Hopkins Adams
Germany
Editorial echoes German loyalty concerns in press
The Missouri Staats-Zeitung proclaims a motto on its editorial page while accusing other papers of promoting Deutschtum. It claims some presses recruit for organizations with loyalties under suspicion, contrasting frank advocacy with covert propaganda.
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Missouri Staats-Zeitung
Eutschtum
Deutschtum
A Simple Way to Reduce Wrinkles
A home wash lotion recipe claims to smooth sagging skin by tightening underlying tissues. Mix one ounce of pure powdered maxolite with a half pint of witch hazel and bathe the face to improve circulation and restore natural color.
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