Verdun Victory Triggers French Morale Rally and Artillery Edge
French forces under General Nivelle staged a rapid four hour attack at Verdun regaining nearly all lost ground. The victory boosts morale, hinges on new heavy artillery, and shifts credit to a Senate backed effort to supply big guns. Verdun stands as a costly yet decisive French achievement with enduring impact on public confidence.
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France
Roumania
Paris
Roumanila
Bertin
Verdun
Artilery
Somme
Germany
Ourcey
Marne
Fotr
Petain
Twentieth Army Corps
Napoleon
Weds King George's Cousin in Royal Ceremony
Countess Nadejda Torby daughter of Grand Duke Michael of Russia became wife to Prince George of Battenberg in two ceremonies at the Russian embassy chapel and St James Palace. The groom, a Royal Navy lieutenant, is King George's nephew and sister to Princess Henry of Battenberg. The wedding drew King George, Queen Mary, Dowager Queen Alexandra, the Duke and Duchess of Connaught, Princess Patricia, and ex King Manuel of Portugal.
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Nadejda Torby
Michael Michaelovitch
Russia
Prince George of Boattenberg
King George
England
Chapel Royal
St. James Palace
Mary
Dow
Ager
Alexandre
Duchess of
Connaught
Patricia of
Manuel
Portugal
New Zealand
Henry of Battenberg
George
Michaelovitech
Czar
Dog Saves Woman Life in Georgia Rattlesnake Alert
In Waycross Georgia Mrs Grady H Gibeon owes her life to her pet dog which found and attacked a rattlesnake near her garden path. The dog was bitten and died, but warned Mrs Gibeon allowing her to back away from the danger before further harm occurred.
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Waycross
Folkaton
Grady H. Gibeon
Farm colony plan praised for insane asylums in Indiana
Indiana lawmakers on a visiting committee praised farm colony setups at Welmond and Evansville as models of self sufficiency for the insane. The committee noted cottages with minimal staff, patient labor supporting the institutions, and calls for more space to house up to 175 future patients.
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Indianapollx
Charles A. McGonagle
General Assembly
Ralston
Mcionagle
Walter Chambers
Henry County
Joseph M. Cravens
Jefferson County
Welomond Hospital
McGonagle
Smith
Becaue
Reck
Mr. McGonagle
Southern
Evansville
Charlies E. Laughan
Liane Grande
Tex
Indiana
Minnesota
Idliana
Indiana tops one hundred thousandaires report
The annual report of the commissioner of internal revenue shows Indiana has at least eighty one millionaires and multimillionaires based on incomes of $50,000 or more. A total of 5,007 Indiana citizens paid income taxes this year including 4,040 married and 81 single men with separate returns among others.
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Indiana
Commissioner of Internal Revenue
Hoosler
Short state items multiple town notices
Gary The Evening Post and Daily Tribune raised prices to two cents per copy. Lafayette Bert Pribble aged forty committed suicide at his home in Attics by ingesting poison. Newcastle A large barn on Walter Brewne’s farm burned down with surrounding buildings destroyed, loss about 98000 dollars.
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Gary
Evening Post
Daily Tribune
Lafayette
Bert Pribble
Newcastle
Walter Brewne
Incomes Jump Amid Tax Reports Cited
Reports show 200 incomes between 600000 and 1000000 and 120 incomes over 1000000. Earlier figures listed 174 incomes of 500000 and above, while later counts indicate increases in the group above this threshold.
New Corporations and Dissolutions Noted in Ledger
New incorporations include Merron Motor Company in Indianapolis with capital of 60,000 and directors F. W. Shideler C. Pierson and W. E. Pierson. Southeastern Navigation Company based at Vodiana Harbor with capital 150,000 and directors Frederick Bradbury J. V. Mefeba Edward M. Seponmm. Moser Drainage District in Gibson County created by court decree. Lobia Mercantile Company dissolved.
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Lobby Mercantile Company
Lobia
Merron Motor Company
Indianapolia
F. W. Shideler
C. Pierson
W. E. Pierson
Moser
Gibson County
Southeastern Navigation Company
Vodiana Harbor
Frederick Bradwary
J. V. Mefeba
Edward M. Seponmm
House-Cleaning NEEDED Before the dairy cow is moved
The dairy cow must be moved from the pasture to the barn after five months in the fields. The barn should be thoroughly cleaned with cobwebs brushed down and nails and ceiling whitewashed or painted light. Improve light with extra windows and ensure cows are housed comfortably with ample and varied feed for steady milk flow. Comfort pays in returns.
Clipping Udder Hair Helps Clean Milking Process
Dairy science notes that long hair on the udder can shield the teat but harms hygiene and comfort during milking. Hair tends to trap dirt and may drop into the milk. regular clipping, at least twice yearly, prevents filth buildup.
Pail Holder Noted as Useful in Milking
A Wisconsin Agriculturist item describes a pail holder made from a single piece of stout flexible wire. The ends rest on the knees to support the pail during milking, aiding stability and efficiency.
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Wisconsin Agriculturist
Milkers urged to use dry hands for milking
A hygienic instruction warns milking with wet hands is a filthy habit that can chap cow teats in winter. Milking should be quick and thorough with no jerking, and milk should be moved to the milkhouse promptly after each cow.
Prices for Dairy Likely Record Butterfat High This Winter
The dairy shortage since last winter continues and reports indicate we will see the highest butterfat prices in years this coming winter. The text notes persistent supply issues affecting dairy products and contrasts with past seasons.
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