Rural School Picnic At Agricultural College Visit
A rural school group toured an Agricultural College facilities including poultry houses incubator brooders and a pig cattle and sheep yard. Prof Herner led demonstrations teaching egg testing feeding techniques and livestock care. The visit concluded with lunch in the dining hall, a conservatory tour and a look at the museum reducing distance between home farms and college programs.
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Iles
Herner
Mma
Borneo
Jes
Agenu
Agricultural College Board
Insurance for British Forces Introduced in England
Insurance for all men serving with the British forces at land or sea has been inaugurated in England. It covers all ranks with a fixed benefit scale based on premiums from five dollars a year up to twenty five dollars for those who die in action or are drowned. The policy offers a nine tenth share in a single scheme to beneficiaries and ends with the war.
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England
Atta
Pavia
Europe
Balkan Peninsula
Mother Graves Worm Exterminator Promises Child Relief
An advertisement touts Mother Graves Worm Exterminator as a cure for intestinal parasites in children. It claims the product removes worms, restoring strength and vitality.
Germany to Replace Dutch Ships Under Hague Communication
A Hague official communication, forwarded by a Amsterdam corporation, states Germany and the Netherlands have reached an agreement regarding Dutch merchant ships torpedoed off the coast. The deal aims to replace damaged vessels and restore cargo capacity.
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Germany
Hague
Amsterdam
Oderer'n Limited
Fragmentary note hints at a program dispute
A garbled transcription suggests insinuations about a program. The readable parts mention a look ahead, a reaction, and possible disagreements within a group or project context.
Fragmentary note on rights and parental religion guidance
A garbled passage discusses conscience political rights religion and parental control over a child's religious upbringing. It mentions nine years age consent of teen years and court protection of welfare and affi diament body governance.
No clear headline from partial OCR text
Fragmentary OCR snippet mentions an officer and a private owner in London but provides no concrete event, names, dates, or outcomes to substantiate a news item.
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Bath
Captain Faces Laundry Delays In Messy Letter
A garbled note from a private describes shirts returned from laundry after a week. The message mentions a private J. and requests prompt fulfillment, implying ongoing delays and frustration with the laundry schedule.
Nervous Breakdown Described With Nerve Weakness Symptoms
A garbled medical notice outlines a nervous breakdown featuring exhaustion, irritability, prostration, weakness, unsteady movement and poor articulation. It mentions a cure with Dr Williams new rich pills claiming to cleanse blood and restore health.
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Williams
Royal family moves to drop German titles amid reforms
A court circular indicates further abolition of German titles among the English Royal Family. Victoria and Helena Victoria will be styled Her Highness and Princess Marie Louise of Schleswig Holstein becomes Princess Helena Victoria. Duchess of Saxony title relinquished by those bearing it. Prince Louis of Battenberg may become Marquis of Mountbatten, aligning with a German name translated into English.
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England
Victoria
Marie Louise
Schleswig-Holstein
Helena Victoria
Saxony
the Times
Prince Louis of
Corn Removal Claim From Freezone Miracle
A Cincinnati authority says Freezone lifts corn or callus painlessly with a few drops. A small bottle can be bought at any drug store for little cost and the drug dries instantly without irritating surrounding skin. If a local drug store lacks Freezone, the reader is urged to request it from wholesalers.
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Cincinnati
Canadian expeditionary force forms reserve of officers
Minister Sir Edward Kemp announces a reserve of officers for the Canadian expeditionary force. He notes many officers have remained idle due to vacancies and lack of suitable appointments in Canada, prompting the new reserve to mobilize available leadership for overseas service.
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Edward Kemp
Canadian Expeditionary Force
Canada
White Bread, War, and the Rise of Home Flour
The passage traces Britain's shift from white to brown bread during wartime, noting early white loaf popularity and imports. It recalls 1878 when England adopted a flour whitening plant after Austrian-Hungarian machinery visited, marking a move to domestic white bread and a lingering sense of enemy alien status.
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Gur
Budapest
Austria-Hungary
England
Tino’s Delusion Tattles of Obedience to Brother-in-law
Exiled king Tino claims not bound by royal orders from Venizelos, saying he follows only divine will. The remarks imply Tino acknowledged his brother-in-law’s influence at Pot 5.
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Tino
Tine
Venizelos
Minard’s Liniment Cures Garget Cans
The piece notes plans to provide canned food for an army of one million next winter. It calls for ample tin supply from Great Britain and efforts to secure pig tin at fair prices.
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Great Britain
Crisis of Woman's Life In Jagoner Oklahoma
A brief item notes a woman in Jagoner Oklahoma praising Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as her life crisis and enduring health aid. The fragment highlights personal testimony of relief from symptoms.
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Jagoner
Okla
Lydia FE
Pinkham
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Agricultural College
Man
Minard
Isaac E. Mann
P.Q
Dodds
Zand
Redpath
Canada Sugar Refining Co., Limited
Montreal
Ience
Themi
D.C
George
Iran Maley
Accmda
Yan
Austria
Lydia E. Pinkham
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