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Bridgeport Evening Farmer

Location

Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America

Date

Dec 27, 1916

Page

7

French shell factories in Savoy hinterlands power war

In Haute Savoy near Mt Blanc old Allevard water powered and Agines modern electric steel plants hammer shells for the Somme. The Allevard forge uses a historic horsehead hammer while Agines, built by Paul Girod, runs on electric furnaces. American steel supplies high power artillery, and labor from Spain Greece Portugal and Africa pours in. France fights on with both ancient and modern kilns, while artillery parity shifts as air superiority shapes shelling.

Savoy Mt. Blanc Europe Somme Allevard Agines France Creusot Pittsburg Paul Girod Paul Ga Girod Spain Greece China Africa Marseilles United States Domene Aur Paris Italy Serbia Rumania Russia Verdun Mekna

Remains of Race 125000 Years Found in Florida

Chicago reports Florida state geologist E H Sellards finds human remains in Vero Florida with mastodon and saber toothed tiger fossils. The claim suggests a Pleistoene origin over 125000 years, but other scientists including Chamberlain Vaughn and McCurdy dispute preglacial habitation. Journal of Geology will publish the study.

Chicago North American E. H. Sellards Florida Oliver P.hay Vero Fla Journal of Geology Sellards Dry Hay Carnegie Institute of Washington R. T. Chamberlain University of Chicago Thomas Wayland Vaughn United States National Museum Grant McCurdy Yale

A CAREER OF CONTRASTS OF A FEARLESS LLOYD GEORGE

In a January Livery piece Isaac F Marcosson recalls Lloyd George during the Boer War as a militant pacifist asked to speak at Birmingham. mobs hurled bricks and abuse as a double cordon of police protected him. one man died and many were injured in the melee while George kept calm and spoke to defend the crown and government.

Isaac F. Marcosson Lloyd George England Birmingham Chamber‘Tam Bedlam

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