The Ordinary American Boy Goes to War
The narrator reflects on wartime awakening as Dora and Ramsey realize the war is a moral and spiritual test. Dora sees the flag glow with new meaning while Ramsey, a shy schoolboy turned corporal, embraces duty. The letter exchanges reveal personal courage, devotion, and a collective call to defend freedom against tyranny.
Thought vs Speed Why Thought Is Not As Fast As Light
The piece compares thought and motion to measure speed, noting thought travels about 110 feet per second and is far slower than light. It uses a hypothetical 75 mile arm to illustrate how quickly a touch would be unnoticed, then mentions Time and Tide, a London paper controlled by women, as an aside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City Star
Time and Tide
London
State Emplees Retirement Fund Nomination Drive Advances
Trustees seek two more members for the State Employees Retirement Fund with nominations due by May 31 and a ballot to select two trustees for two and one year terms. State and employee contributions will fund the plan, with eligibility rules for longtime and newer state workers.
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Trenton
State Employees’ Retirement System
John P. Dullard
Alexander S. Ward
Newark
William T. Read
Dullard
Ward
Edwards
John A. Wood
Princeton
McGraw
Trustes
Teachers’ Retirement Fund
Market for Young Guineas
Prepared by the United States Department of Agriculture the market season for guinea fowl occurs late summer through fall with demand for birds weighing one to two pounds in city markets. At two and a half months they weigh one to one and a half pounds and appear in August with heavier birds sought as season progresses. Feathers are usually left on for general markets and removed for hotels and restaurants. Bleeding is done by severing main neck vessels, then feathers may be dry picked or head removal follows.
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America
Dora Yocum
In & Wmission
Chicago
Hindenburg
Ludendorff
France
Red Cross
Inva Village
Dutch Krusemeyer
Albert Paxton
Fred Mitchell
States
Zem
Dora
Auburn-Pedbecktown
Salem County
New Jersey
Pennsgrove
Salem
Salem-Woodstown
Aldine-Dole Tavern
Pointers - Auburn - Pedricktown
Filmer-Norma
Dill
United States
Reck
Ernest Worth
Elberon
John Voelki
Elsie Voelki
Worth
Albert Lafferty
Camden
War Department
Gilkyson
Second Corps
Plattsburg
Pedo Rico
Cavalry
Engineers
Camp Dix
Field
Coast Artillery
Fort Hancock
Signal Corps
Vail
Edwards
John B. Leonard
Elizabeth
C. Frank Burr
Thie City
George W. Henderson
Asbury Park
One Hundred and Fourteenth Infantry
Howard &. Borden
Gorden
Fifty-seventh
American Legion
Burr
United States Department of Agriculture
Department of Agriculture
Prevent poultry diseases with clean quarters and feeding
Advice stresses that poultry health hinges on clean, dry housing and proper rations. Remedies cost less when owners fix leaky roofs damp litter drafts and ventilation, ensure scratch litter, grit, and balanced diets to prevent digestive and respiratory issues.
Poultry Care and Feeding Tips From Historical Guide
The article provides practical guidance for poultry keeping including waterglass storage, lice prevention with sodium fluoride, lime distribution to reduce disease, and mush bases like alfalfa meal and wheat bran. It advises keeping chicks hungry to promote growth and recommends maintaining a flock of hens for home use and future higher egg prices.
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