Pershing Army advances toward St Mihiel objective
American forces launched a pincer move around the St Mihiel salient as Pershing directs a major effort against German positions. Reports indicate focused American thrusts from Verdun toward St Mihiel with strong reserves and a possible broadening of actions to drive the enemy from northern France.
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Viper
Alnor
Verdun
Nina
SS. Miliel
Verdin
Paris
Verdi
Bribhitel
St. Mittetteelf
Tiber Creape
St. Mihiel Fuinee
Pershing
St. Mildel
Meta
Rheims
France
Belgtum
Glowing Dispatches From Amepiton U France Soldier Letters
In letters to his mother Knoxville Second Lieut Robert L Bruner describes awe at Allied advances and life near a chalk cliff village with carved rock houses and gardens. He details daily life at an artillery school, local markets with strawberries, and riding class misadventures as he shares vivid scenes of French villages and flowers amid war.
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Knoxville Sentinel
France
Robert Lyl Bruner
Knoxville
RL. Bruner
North Fourth Avenue
U. S
Vite
Bis
Streamea
Fortier
Bruner
Sea Port
Farmer Uses Tractor In Place Of Horses
John Neergard of Roune County Tennessee prepares lend for cowpeas using a tractor rather than horses. The article notes labor shortages and quicker work with tractors, while costs may be lower in some cases. Neergard discussed plans with the county agent.
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John ,Neergard
Roune County
Tennessee
Neergard
Good Pigs Good Pork and Good Prices Headline
Boys in Tennessee pig clubs follow county agent guidance to improve pig raising. The article argues good care and feed yield healthy pigs and higher prices, noting increasing boy participation and interest in pig clubs.
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Tennessee
Sugar Ration in France After German Domination
A fragment notes France relies on imported sugar after German control of beet funds. French citizens now receive about 18 pounds per year for domestic use, with rationing spreading through the system. Reports to the United States Food Administration indicate reduced consumption and wartime distribution impacts.
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France
Ocean
United States Food Administration
Soldiers find comfort in French camp life behind the lines
In a wartime diary excerpt a reader describes a French camp with maid service and dining by French women, five shower baths, a large airy living area, and gardens. The author notes American women serving tea and visits to a chateau turned camp, with tapestries, chandeliers, a canteen, and freedom from red tape.
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Tn Chateau
Thor Toserew
Read and Amie
Recs
Debs Jury Verdict Involving Poul Geilty Cleveland
Ewgend Vv. De charged with vidictine the Dlonage net found guilty by federal jury in Cleveland. Debs asserted no appeal and stated it will come out right in God's good time. Jury of ten counts reduced to four guilty on charges of inciting disloyalty and obstructing recruiting. Spectators remained. Mrs. Pastor Stoken sat beside Debs. Penalty could reach twenty years and $10,000 fine. judge to hear motion next Saturday. Debs remains free on trial bond.
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Cleveland. O
Ewgend
Debs
Orginal
Tin Jucy
United States
Rove Pastor Stoken
Westenhaven
Deby
A Tractor for Your Farm Work
Advice on choosing a tractor emphasizes reliability over supposed best design. Cautions include potential engine overheating from exhaust loads, and issues from fuel, cooling, lubrication, and timing. Recommends buying from a reliable company with local representation for repairs and expertise.
Y M C A Seeks Men for Southern Camps in Southeast
Dr. W W Alexander War Work Council recruiting secretary says the Y M C A needs 1000 men for home service in the Southeast through the year end. Each state must provide about 26 men monthly to support soldiers in camps such as Gordon, Jackson and Wheeler.
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Albania
Army
Navy
W. W. Alexander
War Personnel Board
Y. M. C. A. War Work Council
Wwe
Alexander
Gordon
Jackson
Wheeler
A. Worl
Agricultural Ling Aims Priority In War Economy
Agricultural needs receive top War Priorities Board status for net supply and transport. The message urges buying War Savings Stamps as a solid investment. Emphasizes protecting farm assets and keeping equipment weatherproof to prevent damage such as paint deterioration.
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War Priorities Board
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Cheng Pochs
ST. Kielly
Fisten
Pershig
Secouita
Genera Pershing
Foch
Silveen
Marne
St. Mini
Saliett
St. Mi- Wel
Enkako
Actio
Lyle Wiener
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Poul Geilty
Joan Robinson
John Robinson
John
Son City
Tig Crous
Jon
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Cheeus Tay
Jbasda
John Robinson Circus
John Robinson Deus
T Han
Y.M.C.A
National Ser
H. W. Lyle
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