Secretary Garrison's plan to raise army to full WW strength
Secretary Garrison urges immediate expansion of the U S army to full war strength, adding 5000 officers and 24000 enlisted men. He proposes mobilizing the mobile army in the continental United States, expanding reserves, extending enlistment to 24 years and five days, and strengthening coast defenses, rail and motor transport. He argues this is essential for national security and warns against delaying reforms.
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Washington
United States Army
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Popular Army
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Priittepines
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Congress
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Great Britain
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Russia
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Belgium
Saul Etrenest
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Garrison
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Names for postmasters and local incidents in Litchfield County
Postmaster appointments are listed for towns including Washington Tepot Frank J Kilbourn Thomaston William L Handley Oakville T Kelley Salisbury William P Stone. A deer collision on the New Milford line, a teen injured at a lime plant, and county office elections are reported with county officials named.
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Kennedy Hue
Washington Tepot
Frank J. Kilbourn
Thomaston
Willam L. Handley
Oakville
T. Kelley
Salisbury
William P. Stone
Ain
Newaftford
Ramsay
James W. Smith
Winsted
Ik Case
New York Experts Review Global Financial Strain
A New York financial newsletter reports that U S railroads and major industries face debt maturities exceeding one billion dollars over 1915 to 1917. Rail notes totaling about forty million dollars fall due in January, while utilities and manufacturing firms plan refinancings.
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Borton Financial News Service
York
United States
Cakt
Interstate Commerce Commission
Westinghouse Electric & Menufacurine Co
Mascal
Westimshouss Company
Talla
Connecticut Valley
Panrexy
Bowen
Nat ‘Greattain
State Department
Paylet Eee
Primet Sonics Mand
Ecsipae
Opie
Wall
Canada
Connecticut Inventors Granted Ten Patents in Hartford Area
The December list shows ten Connecticut inventors receiving patents. Names include Hager Waterbury a milk bottle closure Pierson Hartford electric beater Warner New Britain force Middletown Palmer Middletown and others from Waterbury Bridgeport and Stamford. Patents cover items such as feeding safety pin shields sound producing instruments and various mechanical devices.
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Wooster
Bridgeport
Conn
Cliister
Sound Box
Dimond
South Norwalk
Arthur Bimnette
J. Petro
Water‘Bury
Frank L. Hager
Waterbury
Trol- Tay Wikia
Guetuve E. Hurcke
Burton J. Hine
Roswell A Moore
Joseph Smith
Richard Mwkiian
Davin B. Pierson
Hartford
Atonio A. Warner
New Britain
John W. Force
John
Hutchins
Middletown
Isaac E. Palmer
Haim
John P. Boorsem
Greenwich
Stonington
Gearing
Arthne
Browne
Branford
Frederick
Hoffman
Thomaston
Willis
Hofmann
Milford
Drake-Hain
Clairlés
H. Newton
Plainville
DuMe
William E. Russell
Russell
Danbury
Charles D. Ryder
Stamford
Waterpine
Jon D. Sharples
T. Crowe
Tasside
Bolin
A. Sundquist
Georgetown
Rosemary varieties and growth near Europe to Italy
The article notes rosemary originated in southern Europe and moved to Italy, where it grows to a certain height. It mentions three varieties gold, silver, and king green, with growth described as upright shoots or roots embedding in old walls. Source: London Mall register Laurel Toph.
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Italy
London
Natureopathy Advocates a Revolutionary Medical Approach
A garbled 19th century advertisement extols natureopathy as the greatest boon to humanity, claiming modern science and churches fail to cure diseases. It praises Natureopathic doctors at Bain Street, claiming superior results, and promotes a book for sale at Hayes & Melts with a price.
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Emerson
Veture
Lie Marl
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Afl
Girom
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Uea
Rian Fee
Hayes & Melts Book Ely
Fragmented Telephone Courtship in Old Boston Ad-lib
A garbled transcript captures a domestic exchange with lines about being a good boy, pie, and a misheard question regarding seconds. The dialogue mentions Mrs Bond and Mrs Somerville Journal as contextual anchors in a dated, informal chat.
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Boobie
Kent street quietment amid unrest cited in era press
A fragmentary English report notes tension in Kent Street Southwark where residents faced rent fears. The item references a prior campaign and quips about a political figure, with unclear dates and sources.
unclear headline from fractured clippings in Boston transcript
A fragmented clipping mentions The Allegheny Greer Fitheliorsy Plate Glass and Tarentum Giaey with unclear context and stray dialogue about a man with both pains and dust, reflecting damaged OCR from a Boston Transcript page.
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Boston Transcript
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Allegheny Greer,Fitheliorsy Plate Glass
Tarentum Giaey
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Litchfield County News
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New England Lime Company
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Danbury Hospital
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Donald Z. Werner
L. J. Nickerson
Cornwall
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Chief Johnson, Vuktorier
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Scissors and Shears
Zee Hampshire Co
T Inc
Santgea Rocate
George H. Kress
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Laurel
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Seatoetaas
Cinem
Main St
URD
Fie & Vols
Considemathry
Natureopathy
Puey
Sob West
Dewson
Lawson
Somerville Journal
Pirot Rate
SALT
Meritex
Salts Mills
Salt’s
Salt’s Mills
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Howe
Kent Street
England
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