Rats Overrun Trenches War Diary From Paris Soldier
A Paris private’s war letter describes an immense rat invasion on the Western Front. Rats swarm trenches, billets, and villages, even dining on emergency rations and chocolate. He jokes of two foes, Germans and rats, and laments limited means to thwart the vermin with war-hard conditions and improvised defenses.
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Aged Widow Weds Youth in Secret Delaware Wedding
In Wilmington, Mrs. Isaac Lightcap, 73, wealthy farm owner, wed 25 year old Isaac Lightcap after meeting when he was hired as farm overseer in June. The couple eloped to Townsend and were married by Rev. Warren at the Methodist parsonage, then returned to the farm.
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Del
Isaac Lightcap
Lightcap
Townsend
Warren
Extra Nest Found Near Evansville Farmer
A farmer named Beréen Jackson of Stringtown road in Evansville Indiana is linked to an unusual discovery described as an extra nest found in the area. Local residents reported the find and authorities began an inspection.
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Ind
Beréen Jackson
Stringtown Road
Cousins Marry and Create In Law Confusion in Reading
In Reading Pennsylvania Edgar L Tyson twenty three of Kutztown marries Florence D Wessner twenty because the couple are first cousins the union required a court order to obtain a license under Pennsylvania law which bans close relatives from marrying Tyson now finds his first cousin as his mother in law and his second cousin as his wife experts note future children could be third cousins to their grandmother and second cousins to their mother
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Edgar L. Tyson
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Florence D. Wessner
Kempton
Tyson
Jeremiah Wessner
Register Newman
Pennsylvania
Indiana Historical Commission
R. M. Cass
Indianapolis
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Stamps Used as Money in Russia Amid Coin Shortage
Russia uses stamps of 10 15 and 20 kopeks as paper money due to coin shortages. The stamps are printed on thicker paper with a back overprint indicating their new use for postage. A New Zealand war stamp overprinted "war stamp" with two stars applies as a wartime tax alongside ordinary postage.
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Plank and Lowe Display Record Turnip and Cabbage
Benjamin Plank shows a turnip weighing 5 pounds 12 ounces and 24 1 2 inches in circumference. E T Lowe presents a cabbage weighing 18 pounds with a 48 inch circumference as Logan county vies for vegetable production honors.
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Benjamin Plank
E. T. Lowe
Logan County
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State Charities Reports Big Increase in Inmates
Indiana State Board of Charities reports 14,119 inmates in 19 state benevolent and correctional institutions as of Sept 30 1915 with 6 928 new admissions year long and a net gain of 1367. State farm prison population hits 604, five new institutions opened and all counties contribute prisoners improving care and reform efforts across mental defectives and penal institutions.
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Board of State Charities
State Prison
Reformatory
Woman's Prison
New
State Farm
State Board
Southeastern Hospital For the
Newcastle
Richmond
Colony Farm
Incident Narrows To Slashing In City Quarrel
Andrew Zimmer, a grocer, was slashed three times while trying to act as peacemaker in a quarrel between two unknown men. Police investigated the incident and no arrests were reported.
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Anderton
Andrew Zimmer
Value of Feeding Potatoes to Cattle and Pigs
An agricultural note explains how potato feeding value varies with the accompanying feed. Potatoes rich in starch have higher dairy value when paired with high protein feeds like clover or alfalfa, and lower value with low protein feeds. Potatoes are more valuable for meat and fattening cattle, pigs, and pigs, than for milk production. At prices below 25 cents a bushel on-farm feeding pays, especially with grain shortages or long market distances.
Early Training for Heifer: Gentle Handling From Calf
The article urges starting dairy heifer training in infancy to reduce fear of humans. It condemns brutal methods and stresses gentleness, lead training, grooming, and handling so that milking becomes a natural, non stressful process for the heifer.
When Silage Is Dangerous
A Missouri dairy bulletin warns spoiled silage can harm some farm animals and reduce feed value. Mold growth, caused by air and insufficient moisture, stems from unsealed or inadequately filled silos. Immediate feeding after filling and proper sealing prevent losses. assess silage to improve next year.
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Cc. H. Eckles
Dairy Deepartment
University of Missouri
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