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Newspaper

Bridgeport Evening Farmer

Location

Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America

Date

Jun 04, 1917

Page

15

Liberty Loan final drive under way in New York

June 4 New York reports national drive to boost Liberty Loan subscriptions with thousands of volunteer bond salesmen and life insurance writers. Mass meetings at Cooper Union and Carnegie Hall feature Secretary McAdoo as main speaker. 500 delegates from the Second Federal Reserve district to confer with McAdoo on progress and plans. Local veterans join street appeals as confidence grows New York will exceed its share.

New York Liberty Loan Cooper Union Carnegie Hall McAdoo Severy Second Federal Reserve District Gress

Accurcate Timekeepers and Naval Chronometers Details

The piece explains extreme clock accuracy for astronomical observations and naval chronometers. It describes underground vaults with stable temperatures, vibration-free mounting, and automatic windings, plus a master clock at the Naval Observatory with thermostat control to keep precision. It also recounts Amyclae in Laconia and a Greek saying about silent alarm.

Wall Street Journal Navy Department Naval Observatory Amyclae Laconia Eurotas Tyndarus Leda Castor Pollux Teleclus

A Dissected Plateau Across New England Hills

The text describes hilltops appearing to rise toward a circular skyline, revealing remnants of an ancient plain. From elevated views in western Massachusetts, notably Whitcomb hills, the landscape shows how valleys were carved by eroding water, creating a dissected high level region.

New England Massachusetts Whitcomb Hills

Cultivating the Soil and Nitrogen in Fertilizers

A Geological Survey Bulletin notes nitrogen as the costliest essential fertilizer element. It argues that deeper stirring benefits long cultivated soils, while virgin soils should be plowed shallower to prevent surface nitrification and rank vegetation.

Weather and Reading Reflections from Youth

The article explains how cold air settles in still air while wind mixes layers to create uniform ground temperature. It then reflects on youth books, noting they charm us permanently and shaping our affections, with Alcott cited on the lasting value of good books encountered in youth.

Three Days at Once Across Worlds

A curious note explains that three calendar days can exist simultaneously. It cites late Sunday night on Attu Island Alaska 1418 Monday noon in London and Tuesday morning at Cape Deshnef Siberia as a factual paradox.

Attu Island Alaska London Cape Deshnef Siberia

Be brief for it is with words as sunbeams

A compact weathered quote about the power of concise speech. The line prompts reflection on how brief expressions can carry intense impact.

Southey

Her Recommendation Works For Country Maid

A social worker visiting a city employment agency for country maids met a hopeful applicant who explains she has never held a prior job and is still seeking work. She asserts she is a good servant and can recommend herself.

Quotable Grouch Questions Chronic Indigestion

A Detroit Free Press item presents a short quip where a philosopher urges daily good starts and a grouch responds with humor about chronic indigestion, highlighting a playful exchange on mornings and attitude.

Detroit Free Press

A Boy's Here Hero Choice Pleases Citizens

A Cincinnati Enquirer quotation notes boys choosing heroes may admire famous burglars or highwaymen but never their church pastor. The remark underscores public virtue expectations and skepticism toward authority figures.

Cincinnati Enquirer

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