Belgium Praised for Expanded and Reorganized Army
Belgian forces now larger and better equipped than at war start, says M. de Broqueville. France aided Normandy camps, Rouen clothing depots, and British Red Cross hospital centers. Training centers in infantry, artillery, machine guns, bombing, and a Sous-lieutenants instructors program bolster frontline leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diffculties Gurmounted
Paris
The
Ver
Albert
M. de Broqueville
Antwerp
Warnes
de Selliers de Moranville
Dunkirk
Normandy
Rouen
Elbeuf
British Red Cross
Rennes
Centre d’ Instruction Des Sous-lieutenants Auxiliaires Instructeurs
Plans Owl Car For Lovers On Late East Cleveland Run
Joseph Jordan of Willoughby, VP and GM of the Cleveland Painesville and Eastern railroad, vows to secure a city car for late deturban trips. He will discuss with John Stanley of the Cleveland Railroad company to ensure a waiting last car for couples returning after midnight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Joseph Jordan
Willoughby
Cleveland, Painesville and Eastern Railroad
John Stanley
Cleveland I[ailroad Company
Mr. Jordan
Surgeon Revives ‘Dead’ Man in Muncie Heart Massage
In Muncie Indiana Dr G B Anderson performed a rare operation on Walter Joyce twenty five stabbed in a fight. Joyce had been pronounced dead by physicians. Anderson opened the chest massaged the heart and stitched the wound. He revived Joyce who asked for water and was reported in satisfactory condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muncle
Ind
G. B. Anderson
Walter Joyce
Joyce
Anderson
Man Posed as a Woman in Ohio County Home
In Wheeling West Virginia the death of Sarah Hamilton an eight six year old colored resident of the Ohio county home reveals she was a man. The person had lived in the home for years and had previously worked as a domestic for a prominent family for six decades there was no suspicion of her sex before admission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wheeling
W. Va
Sarah” Hamilton
Ohio County
Moon Changes Spur Thieving Habit Claim in Shoplifting Case
In Philadelphia, Anna Welsley told a magistrate her urge to steal comes with every moon change. She faced shoplifting charges but was discharged after the hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moon
Philadelphia
Anna Welsley
Sacramento Will Bequest Reduces City Taxes
Philip Miller, a lifelong Sacramento resident who died recently, leaves an estate valued at about 22 000 dollars. More than 12 000 dollars from the estate will go to the general fund to lower city taxes, with other beneficiaries named in the will. Miller remained unmarried.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sacramento
Cal
Philip Miller
City of
Miller
Chile authorizes technical industrial school erection
The government of Chile has authorized the erection of a technical industrial school. This action signals expansion in vocational education and aims to provide specialized training facilities for future engineers and technicians within the nation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Government of
Chile
Ovillers Surrenders After Desperate Somme Defense
British forces describe the capture of Ovillers as the bitterest fight of the Somme, with the town annihilated and replaced by a rubbish heap. Third Prussian Guard troops held out in cellars and vaults until heavy bombardment, dwindling supplies, and thirst forced surrender of about 140 men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Somme
Ovillers
Ovillera
Oviliers
Hen Hatches Woodpecker in Federalsburg Farm
Ira Cordrey, a local farmer, reports an unusual scene as a missing hen returns with eleven chicks and a lone woodpecker chick. The woodpecker, fed by the hen, appears content, suggesting a woodpecker laid an egg in the nest while the hen was away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federalsburg
Ind
Ira Cordrey
Compromise Ends 20 Year Litigation Over Timber Lands
After twenty years of cross state court actions, the Gilbert Hopkins case seeking title to timber lands valued at $1,500,000 in North Carolina and Tennessee is settled by a compromise decree in the federal court at Asheville North Carolina. The note mentions the St Pauls cathedral London building taking eighty years to complete.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asheville
N. C
Gilbert Hopkins
North Carolina
Tennessee
Western mining news reports copper ore finds and large copper body
BE. J. Peterson reportedly found gold copper ore on the Baca grant in Northwestern Yavapai county. Oatman Pioneer and Oatman United expand operations with new machinery. Finney Copper plans a shaft from 100 to 200 feet and will drift on the ore. A vast naturally exposed copper ore body is said to lie on White Mesa near Flagstaff, per mining engineer Robert Mitchell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BE. J. Peterson
Baca
Yavapai County
Oatman Pioneer
Oatman United
Finney Copper Company
Winkelman
United States
White Mesa
Flagstaff
Coconino County
Robert Mitchell
Leadville miners secure lease and expand operations
Leadville mining men secure a lease on the Hope property and begin work. At Leadville the Penrose shaft bottom station enlargement is finished. Hillman and Johnson open Cleveland vein at Lake City and report good mineralization. Belcher property on Sultan mountain near Silverton to be opened after years idle. About thirty carloads of high grade concentrate produced by the Iowa-Tiger mill in Silverton. Silverton shipped 2100 tons of concentrate in June. Trails open, mills in full swing. Maj. H S Ehrman sells an interest in Emma H to Ira B Coy of Ordway. Emerald claim on Anvil mountain yields strong gray copper vein with high gold and silver values. Central Colorado districts aided by high metal prices. Hington Mines at Breckenridge paid two $200,000 dividends this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leadville
Hope Poperty
Penrose
Lake City
Hillman and Johnson
Cleveland
Belcher
Bel‘cher
Sultan Mountain
Silverton
Iowa-Tiger Mill
Maj
H. S. Ehrman
Emma H
Ira B. Coy
Ordway
Pitkin
Durango
Anvil Mountain
Colorado
Eagle
Summit
Lake, Park
Chaffee
Gunnison
Hington Mines Company
Breckenridge
New Mexico Mining Developments In Taos Sierra Deming Districts
In Taos county New Mexico men dig for gold in Red River district with Fred W Mister and 8 H Bernard aiding Dr Fayette A Jones president of the State School of Mines assessing Franklin group mines in Sierra county. A Fitzsimmons ranch gas strike near Raton prompts development plans while C M Cotton of Deming closes a San Miguel Mining deal with Californians and Arizonans to build a plant and smelter at Deming backed by 100000 dollars. San Juan oil field entices new investors purchasing plots for eventual development and more rigs are expected in the field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred W. Mister
8. H. Bernard
Fayette A. Jones
State School of Mines
Franklin Group of Mines
Sierra County
Fitzsimmons Ranch
Raton
C. M. Cotton
Dening
Arizonians
San Miguel
Deming
San Juan
Pigeons Choose Mates and Breeding Practices
Pigeons usually pair for life, mating at five to nine months. Natural mating lets pairs select, while forced mating uses breeders with strong traits. Inbreeding is avoided by remating or separating old and young birds, and sustaining bonded pairs.
MOST POPULAR MARKET DUCK
Market duck raising offers high profits with Pekin as a popular choice for meat and Indian Runner for eggs. Ducks resist lice and cholera, lay large flavorful eggs, but overthin ducks reduce fertility. Provide air, sand in feed, and regular attentive care for best returns.
Dust Setting Hen for Lice Powder Treatment
A farmer should dust the setting hen with lice powder before placing eggs. Repeat after a week if needed. Observe the hen nest and nesting material for any mite or pest activity and take action accordingly.
Light Poultry House Promotes Fresh Air for Health
The article advocates a poultry house designed to admit ample fresh air and strong light, arguing that most germs cannot thrive in such conditions. It emphasizes air quality and sanitation as key to preventing disease in poultry operations.
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Traction Magnate
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Philip Gibbs
St. Paul's Cathedral
London
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Taos County
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