Army Advances On Its Stomach In Modern Warfare Debate
German experts debate battle area scales and supply needs for a 1.38 million man army facing a rival of similar size. Authors note vast logistics from field bakeries and water to horses and fuel, with implications for future command and strategy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Falkenhausen
Berlin
Germany
France
Russia
Austria-Hungary
Gattie
Frederick the Creat
Uedern Armice Tee Loree
Commissariat Department
Amartest
Italy
Tripoli
Naples
Castle of
St. Elmo
Monastery of
St. Martino
America
England
Curious Meeting Phrase Sparks Conversation
A fragment mentions living and meeting phrases that suggest curiosity about why certain practices rarely occur. It hints at outdoor context and a practice that seldom becomes common.
Dry farming debate borne of soil moisture and experience
The Dakota Farmer argues against city sourced conclusions on dry farming. It notes variable yields on dry land, stressing moisture sources from rain, subsoil, or conservation and warns that many confine success to a few regions. The piece praises patient, long term experimentation and criticizes overgeneralization by teachers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Felde
Euicent
Great Golden Valley
Keach
Wibaut
North Dakota
Montana
Red River
Golden Valley
Judith Basin
Neave’s Poultry Plan in Vastness Ventures Unclear
A fragmented note discusses Neave turning to poultry farming and income fallback ideas in a sparse, cryptic context. References to places like So Siento and vague percentage figures appear, but concrete details and outcomes are not provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leene
Neave
Poultry Mowee Beray and Paint Spray for Wells
Fragmentary OCR notes mention poultry, a spray for wells, and chemistry terms including carbene acid. Aimed at testing a well and equipment with references to Moore and Dauses, but overall text is incomplete and unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wells
Moore
Imported Methreome Mushrooms Reach Large US Imports
The report notes substantial imports of Methreome Mushrooms into the United States over the months ending March 4, totaling around 6 million pounds, with continued high import volumes and notable trade activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hesles
Seine
Dry farming method praised for soil moisture retention
N Glennon describes a dry farming technique for potatoes and tobacco that relies on harrowing and shallow, loose topsoil to conserve moisture. He notes deep furrows, quick cultivation after rain, and level beds to prevent wind lodging while sharing observed yields and root depths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. Glennon
Lengt
Farmer Feeds Cattle Better, Gains More From Neighboring Market
A farmer raises cattle and feeds them at similar conditions as a neighbor, yet earns one to two cents more per pound. The comparison suggests the neighbor may not feed as efficiently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aalaig Cattie
Poultry Notes on Fowl Care and Feed and Industry Data
Mixed tips on Indian Runner ducks feeding and care, winter flock selection, mite control, magnesia for sour stomachs, New York poultry production in 1910, and importance of warm, ventilated houses. Includes alfalfa meal value and general profitability guidance for poultry keepers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York State
Alabama
Perth
Woman Runs A Bank In Girard Kansas Centered On Team Effort
Mrs Alice Haldeman who is 58 and the bank president says she does not run alone but with two men in the State Bank of Girard the oldest bank in the county. Her husband founded the bank and died five years ago asking her to keep it going. She ties her family to Hull House sister Jane Addams as part of her wider life in leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Girard, Kan
State Bank of
Girard
Deak
Alice Haldeman
Abe
Mra
Haldeman
Slater
Miow
Jane Addams
Hull House
Chicago
Pebhaw
Mrs Haldeman Recalls Hull House Ties and Family Links
In reflective remarks Mrs Haldeman speaks of Jane and her daughter Marcel, noting a life tied to Hull House where she spends part of each year. She describes the home filled with books and art, and recalls a old mill and scenes from the past, reflecting on family history and memory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Slater
Jane
Marcel
Haldeman Bee
Hull House
Mull House
Howe
Coder Wile
Abe Walt
Cege Gave Their Mester Wiesier Feblane 6 Hunter
Fragmented readable text describes a harsh night at Highland Whe ending with deaths possibly from cold or mistreatment. The garbled lines reference weather, danger, and a crisis affecting "Cege" and "Mester Wiesier." No clear names or outcomes are recoverable from the damaged OCR.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cege
Wiesier
Hunter
Highland
Cetie
Ted
Old Fashioned Politician in a Tragic Night Exchange
A fragmentary reminiscence depicts a distraught old politician grieving for his wife amid wreckage. A passenger questions his loss while the man insists his tragedy proves his supposed destiny, then complains about trust and optimism in work.
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Ania
Landes
Ies Nor Seeks
Jane Addams Heath Kaneas Institution
Mre
Haldeman and Her Bank
Destiny
Toledo Alade
Pate
N. Uy
Denver
de. Plovss
Pierce
Plein
Ice
Pecenaty
Semey Continental Oil Company
W. L. Douglas
Oo Shonm Jae Ih
Renae
Cnr
Lipton’s Tea
Milady
Defiance
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