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Newspaper
Eureka Sentinel
Location
Eureka, Nevada, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1915
Page
6
A sergeant narrator collects wartime humor from the German front, noting laughter helps soldiers cope with danger. He recounts true and apocryphal incidents, including Bavarian officers, Zouaves, phonograph traps, desertions, and a neutral calf tale, illustrating morale and human resilience amid fighting.
The lesson extols David's measured conduct after his Goliath triumph. It notes Jonathan's loyal intercession and Saul's jealousy, detailing David's secret refuge, Saul's failed plot, and the nation’s love for him. The comparison to Nero in a Baroness Orezy novel underscores Saul’s despair and David’s steadfast integrity.
Kansas State College expert Neves C Cunningham argues July and August corn prices may stay high. Early corn can help farmers if the 1914 crop was short, but later varieties often yield more. Details cover seed sources, western Kansas drought, and acclimated eastern Kansas corn. Also notes on winter versus spring wheat yields, poultry egg handling, ophthalmia care, and alfalfa pasture cautions.
The text states Peking ducks should weigh more than five pounds with standard weights of seven pounds for ducks and eight pounds for drakes. It notes the ducks are creamy white with bright orange beaks and legs and that a well bred Peking duckling should weigh five pounds at ten weeks of age.
Gossip of the World of Sport notes Clarence Rowladd Rowland, the White Sox new man, enters a major league season after minor league proof. His inexperience in top level play faces seasoned managers and veteran players. Friends expect him to fit a stronger team as season opens.
Honus Wagner, at forty one, defies retirement rumors from Carnegie residents and Pirates critics. He asserts ongoing commitment to the Pittsburgh club while noting his age but insisting he feels no older than ten years ago and plans to play this season with Tenn and Dreyfuss backing him. He cites summer basketball and other stints as part of his yearly routine.
Benny Kauff, famed outfielder for the Indianapolis Feds and top Federal League figure, rejects rumors he will join Johnny McGraw's Giants. Reports suggesting a bid by the Giants seem unlikely, as the Federal League would not easily part with such a star. Known as the Ty Cobb of the Federal League, Kauff remains a key attraction in his league.
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