Bread study endorses whole wheat mix for all ages
A Cambridge laboratory led committee finds bread made from whole wheat plus 20 percent other grain mixes sustains digestion and energy. Trials in Yorkshire involved twenty workers under medical supervision over two months, with nine women and two children. Some digestion issues appeared but most patients and subjects gained weight, supporting higher energy use from discarded wheat by products and a national gain of about 1.71 billion calories yearly.
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London
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Nationnal Association of Byittehood
Yorkshire
Thole Cote
Insurance on Soldiers’ Lives Tops Bill of War Claims
Washington reports that life insurance written since October reaches 16.006 billion dollars for over 1.8 million soldiers and sailors. Officials describe wide administration of benefits and family allowances under wartime laws, with hundreds of millions paid to families and beneficiaries to support dependents.
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War Risk Amendments Move Through House Committee
The House Interstate Committee reports favorably on war risk amendments to widen automatic allotments for soldiers to their mothers and fathers and to broaden kin benefits. Records show 1,062,001 application blanks indicate many men with dependents are unaware until notified by dependents. Tests found cases where men claimed exemption from wives or claimed no wives. investigators located 31 of 33 wives in a week. Navy officials testified quick action when support failed, with letters prompting speedy allotments. The amendments proceed to the House floor under Representative Rayburn of Texas.
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House Committee
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Navy Department
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Rayburn
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Interstate Commerce Committee
Hillsdale Girl Altah Greer Dies at 15
Altah Greer of Hillsdale died at her Milladals home from a stomach hemorrhage. The 15 year old daughter of Mr and Mrs John Greer had moved to Titedale from South Dakota with a Summit School pupil background. She is survived by parents and four brothers. Funeral is set for 4 p m Wednesday at the Presbyterian church, with Rev Beers and Rev Markley officiating. Interment at Lakeview Cemetery.
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Milladals
Minn Greeer
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John Greer
Titedale
South Dakota
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Presbyterian Church
Beers
Markley
Lakeview Cemetery
Germans try to win Belgian Flemings with fake protectorate plan
The Belgian legation reports German camp schemes to separate Flemish workers from Walloon Belgians and win support for a supposed southern Belgian state under German protection. The effort aimed to isolate Flemings in prisoner camps and channel them toward backing a German protectorate, but all such plans reportedly failed.
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Washington, D.C
Maydeen Vrow
England
Walloon
Germany
Sorthern
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Plemieh
Legation
Belgium
Paris
Activist Propaganda in Gottingen Camp Exposed
The report recounts a civilian led effort under Prof. Stange at Gottingen to convert Flemish prisoners to a separatist Belgian state under German control. The regime shifted, authorities punished dissidents, and about 10,000 Flemings passed through the camp with only about a hundred converted.
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Stange
Belgium
Santriea
Herrschaften
Council of Flanders
Southern Farmers Raising Food Crops
Atlanta May 21 The south plans a record food crop output this year despite weather risks Florida reports about 50000 carloads of foodstuffs ready for shipment to the north and west Tennessee Arkansas and Mississippi boost food crop acreage 25 to 50 percent Six million acres of corn planted near Memphis Mississippi farmers aim for 000000 bushels of corn Labor gaps filled by tractors and machinery The Georgia Farmers Union held a meeting on corn and potatoes Weather outlook shows Alabama wheat at a fraction of normal since last year
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W. G. McAdoo
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Tennessee
Arkansas
Minsissipp
Memphis
Tenn
Georgia Farmers’ Union
Alabama
World Wool Price Set To Break All Records Soon
Bid will certify two pounds of wool arriving from President and Mrs Wilson as the White House lawn’s clip feeds a nationwide sale. Wyoming auctioning 45 consignments to various states, with proceeds tied to the president’s fund and published for public notice.
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Wyoming
Mra Wilson
White House
Watered Crowe
Idea of This War and Air Formations Stir German and American Minds
London reports Professor Spensor Wilkinson of Oxford argues the war aims to carry Wilson’s spirit into Germany and explains contrasting emperors and democracies. The piece describes formation flying by aviators, training at Camp Dick, and student aviators integrating into Texas communities while bombers practice groups and scouts fly solo.
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Wilson
Germany
Spensor Wilkinson
Oxford
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Dallas
Nevally
Flying Services
Camp Dick
Texas
Wyoming Officers Serving Together
A letter from First Lieut. B. B. Carron of the Joiet artillery in France reports good health and army life. He notes Colonel Cavender Lieut Col Sinclair Major Anderson and others in the same regiment. Carron also resigns as water superintendent of the fourth Wyoming district headquartered at Rock Springs.
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Joiet Artillery
France
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Roche Menteer
Harry Miner
Carron
Wyoudig
Palling Fliers’ Formation Thrills Texas Camp Crowd
Formation flying becomes common at Texas camps as pilots practice precise spacing and synchronized maneuvers. The display counters earlier aerial fears and shows pilots maintaining control in the air.
Egypt Solves Terr Food Problem in Oil and Gas Push
Cairo May 21 The fuel shortage in Egypt is largely solved per the annual report of Sir William Primyate the financial adviser. Red Sea oil fields and adapted machinery enable production of gas distilled from vegetable refuse. Harebdada field discovered in 1814 now yields 16000 tons monthly and gas from refuse is expanding due to Dr J A Wells research.
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Sir Wiliam Primyate
Red Sea
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Mines Department
Darwin Origin of Species Drama Planned for London
A London theatre journal announces a summer production of a drama version based on Charles Darwin's Origin of Species. The project aims to dramatize the scientific work for the stage with plans announced in April.
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Crown Prince Turns Hand to Drawing Feature
Amsterdam May 1 The Munich illustrated paper Ja ged announces it will soon publish a full page drawing by the Crown Prince showing a German soldier in a storming battalion.
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Munich
Jagead
Fragmentary OCR Note Reveals Unclear Local Details
A damaged OCR passage presents fragmented phrases about vehicles, names, and places without a clear event, date, or identifiable entities. The garbled text lacks coherent narrative, making precise summary difficult beyond noting it is an unclear local record with scattered names.
Katzenjammer Kids at Atlas Theater May 26
Atlas Entertainment presents Katzenjammer Kids based on famous comic cartoons. Gazzolo Gatts and Clifford produce a family show with a fashion parade beautiful girls and entertaining acts for mother and daughter plus playful animals and scenic musical numbers.
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Gatts and
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Atlas Theater
Hans
Frits
Light Comes Too Late to Magnates of Minors
United Press reports that minor league magnates who opposed redistricting last November now face consequences as leagues drift toward ruin. The International League’s late vote to disband left open territory and caused many players to switch teams, with Toronto losing heavily to Indianapolis and others becoming free agents. Lost clubs in Lincoln Denver Providence and Richmond illustrate the destabilizing effect of disbanding and poor consolidation.
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United Press
New York
Loulaville
International League
Toronto
Napoleon Lajple
Indianapolis
American Association
Cirmist
Lincoln
Denver
Providence
Richmond
Montreal
Redistricting Skids Hold Amid Quiet Pushback
In the district, elite figures trained for a final wind of change. Ed Barro outlined the plan as rivals who fought redistricting braced, clinging to hope that a last moment shift could still occur amid stalled momentum.
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Ed Barro
Canada Railways Safe For Passengers In War Year
Ottawa May 21 report from the department of railways and canals shows no passenger deaths in the fiscal year despite wartime congestion and staff shortages. Only thirteen employees were killed and twenty one passengers injured in operating 204,360,025 two mile trips.
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Ottawa
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Canadian Governmen Railways
Department of Railways and Canals
Backyard hunting license questions arise in Albany
A garbled report from Albany discusses backyard hunting licenses and a new law defining protected birds and penalties. It mentions indoor safety for a cat and notes the law aims to protect birds while allowing some hunting restrictions.
Stop Itching Eczema Remedy From E. W. Rose Co.
Product claims an antiseptic liquid named Zemo for eczema relief. It touts quick results and compares itself to unsuccessful treatments, promoting continued use for skin troubles. The notice identifies E. W. Rose Co. of Cleveland, Ohio as the maker.
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