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Cottonwood Chronicle

Location

Cottonwood, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Jun 20, 1919

Page

7

Centenaries Mark 1919 With Many Noted Names

This year of grace 1919 is rich in centenaries. Victoria appears as a century-old presence while Admiral Rodney’s 1819 debut is remembered. W. E. Foster, John Campbell Sharp, Arthur Hugh Clough, and Charles Kingsley are honored for their contributions. Scottish covenanter Donald Cargill and George Eliot are also noted centenary figures.

Queen Victoria London Admiral Rodney W. E. Foster Arnold Rugby John Campbell Sharp Arthur Hugh Clough Charles Kingsley Donald Cargill Old Market Cross Edinburgh George Eliot Adam Bede

Secretary of War Baker Defends Busy Officers

Secretary of War Baker notes that many so called sinecures perform substantial work while some praised figures are not the actual workers. He cites a Bluffville chamber of commerce secretary’s stenographer as an example of misattributed efforts, highlighting the gap between perception and reality.

Baker Bluffville

Admiralty Humor: Ship Look Like Stern Headward

A British admiralty reply to a sea captain complains about dazzle painting, joking that the ship should not resemble a parrot or haystack but should appear as if the stern is where the head ought to be. The exchange shows official wit in maritime papers.

Admiralty Department

Mines Threaten Shipping In European Waters

Naval authorities warn it will take years to clear European waters of floating mines. Allied trawlers destroyed many German mines found moored by ropes, complicating efforts to restore safe shipping lanes in the region.

Europe

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