Fog and Fuming Couple Toss Hats in London Fog
In a misty London style tale, Mrs. Bardsley sparks a row over money causing Mr. Bardsley to flee. The city fog traps him from home as tensions rise. He returns to find his wife in their old haunt with another family’s quiet life, the fog revealing truth.
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Bardsleys
Mrs. Bardsley
Mr. Bardsley
Thomas
Kathe
Thoras Bardsley
Mrs. Bardstey
Lillian
Lil- Man
Jim
Dardstey
Rabbit
Katie
Lnst
Mr. Lardley
Lillian Sewine
Mr Bardsley
Stiths
London
Champagne for the French trenches and war stocks
The article notes champagne distribution to French troops twice yearly on July 14 and Christmas, one bottle per four men. It mentions $3.25 per four bottles and German-owned stock in Reims cellars as a target for tax fines to curb attention, with a suggestion to distribute excess to the army after the war.
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Reims
University of Rochester to research dehydration methods for military feeding
The new department of vital economics at the University of Rochester in New York will study drying processes for vegetables to aid feeding troops overseas. In cooperation with the Mechanics Institute the project aims to find best drying methods where fresh vegetables are scarce.
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Department of Vital Economics
University of Rochester
New York
Mechanics Institute
Mourning Band Endorsed by Wilson for War Losses
President Woodrow Wilson endorses wearing a black armband with a gilt star to honor each relative who died in service. The policy aims to publicly acknowledge family losses connected to the war effort.
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Woodrow Wilson
Haig Directs the Drive Against German Lines Near Amiens
Allied forces led by Haig and Foch crossed the Vesle River amid heavy German resistance. British Fourth Army and French First Army advanced 28 miles from Albert to Montdidier, taking 10,000 prisoners and seizing guns and supplies while suffering light losses. Plans for Siberian expedition and American Japanese joint action outlined as the war drive intensifies.
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Vesle
Foch
France
Rupprecht
Fourth Army
Field Marshal
Haig
Amiens
Albert
Montdidier
Reims
Ypres
Pleardy
Soissons
Aisne
Fismes
Braisne
Laon Am
Rethel
Siberia
Philippines
Willam S. Graves
Vladivostok
Amur
Vindivostok
Poultry Roles on a Farm Under USDA Guidance
The USDA outlines how hens remain central to meat and egg supply while turkeys, Guinea fowls, geese, ducks, and pigeons support waste use and market potential. It notes farm size, water, and local resources determine which species are profitable alongside 100 hens.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Marking Chicks Made Easy
Agricultural guidance on marking day old chicks before transfer to brooders. Instructions cover methods to punch or mark chicks to identify their age and breeding lines for proper management. The note emphasizes early tagging to ensure easy tracking in the brooder and subsequent housing.
Sixteen Methods of Marking Chicks Suggested
A historical note discusses sixteen methods to mark baby chicks so farmers can tell them apart as they mature. It cautions that without clear labeling even loyal growers may confuse older hens with younger birds after incubation, leading to culling errors.
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Eve Wrer
McClure
Hog [Stand Yard
Wilson
Vesle River
Edward W. Pickard
Lys
Bethune
Hazebrouck
Lawe
Clarence
Allo
Germany
Austria
Japan
Lenine
Vienna
Russia
Archangel
M. 1
Terestehovko
Keren-sky
Poltava
England
Ames
Strasser
Atlantic
Diamond Shoals
Cape Hatteras
House of Cannions
Lloyd George
Aity
Great Government Yard
Hogsland
War Department
Senate Committee On Military Affairs
Mareh
United States
March
Congress
Dent
House Military Affairs Committee
Kahn
House
Ways and Meanse
Secretary of the Treasury
McAdoo
Kitchin
Supreme Court
Atm Kitchin
Federal Trade Commission
Swift & Co
Armour & Co
Morris & Co
Wison & Co, Inc
Cudahy Packing Company
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