Seeing Battlefields and Ruined Areas of France for First Time
Co S Clark reports touring Verdun and Meuse sectors with American columns. He describes shell torn villages, shattered towns, and vast destruction from Verdun to Reims, noting 800000 German prisoners aiding repairs and German offenses against culture. He laments no forgiveness, but praises French endurance and the postwar need for justice.
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France
Co. S. Clark
Paris
Fort Dounmont
Verdun
Jeague
Versailles
Belgium
Argonne
Chateau Thierry
Atranes
Fort Donamont
No Man's Land
Challons
Ste. Menehonth
Reims
Chiandlons
Thindenburg
No Mar
Fort de la Pompelle
America
Anite
Ehallence
Charteau Thierry
Hoone
Yankee Horseshoer Finds Shell Spoils Horse
Joseph Wolfe, son of St. Clair councilman George Wolfe, recently returned from France, reports a bizarre wartime incident. While shoeing a horse, the animal collapsed onto him as a shell burst, the blast tearing the shoe horn and shoe apart and leaving Wolfe stunned by the unexpected danger.
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Joseph Wolfe
George Wolfe
St. Clair
France
Wolfe
Sahelt
Spiders Cut In on Cables Across South America and Beyond
Spiders disrupt telegraph cables from Argentina to the United States, weaving heavy webs on ground lines and pipes. Wind and humidity wrap webs around wires, causing short circuits. Large forces of men follow the lines through the pampas and mountains, removing damaged components.
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Buenos Aires
Argentina
Brazil
Chile
United States
South America
Pimpes
Indiana News Roundup Tracks War Effects And Local Politics
Indiana briefed on army worms across crops from Purdue to Delaware county. Local officials report higher auto use than horses in rural areas. A Walter T. Cohee post formed in Clinton county after a funding dispute. Governors discuss ratifying the suffrage amendment and clemency actions across the state.
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Greensburgh
Margaret Pollock
Franklin
Anderson
Indiana Tax Title Association
F. M. Jackson
South Bend
C. E. Lambert
Rockville
Newcastle
Oakgrove
Lafayette
Purdue University
Indiana
Indianapolis
Fred Sims
State Board of Tax Commissioners
Muncie
J. F. Treasure
Delaware County
KE. A. Graff
Indiana War Savings Committee
Frankfort
Clinton Comnty Post
American Legion
Walter T. Cohee
Clinton County
France
Seymour
Jackson County
St. Rochester
Farmers’ Associations
Fulton County
Cass County
Bethlehem
Harrison
Krauss & Appelbaum
Fort Wayne
Goodrich
Isis
Ralston
Marshall
Washington
TD. C
Harry B. Smith
Indiaina
Watson
Adjutant General
Smith
Nashville
Yadianapolis Motor Speedway
Warsaw
Kosciusko County
Logansport
Madison
H.S. Agster
Petersburg
Associated Colleges
Carnegie Foundation
Franklin College
Dobbin
Public Service Commission
Indianapolis Telephone Company
Central Union Telephone Company
Central Union
New Albany
United States Army
John M. Paris
Floyd Circuit
Oliver G. Grantham
Jeffersonville
Grantham
Terre Haute
County Board of Review
Honey Creek
Rochester
Richmond
Wayne County
County Turnpike Repair Department
Hirys HH
Bus. Kirk
Indiana Free Employment Compulssion
Delaware
Cooling Milk On The Farm Uses Surface and Ice Water
This United States Department of Agriculture prepared guide explains efficient on farm milk cooling. Use direct well or spring water through a surface cooler, keep cans in a tank of ice water, and adjust ice water to about 37 degrees F for rapid cooling from 85 to 50 F. A properly built cooling tank is essential for holding milk at low temperatures.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Make and Use Sterilizer for Dairy Utensils
The U.S. Department of Agriculture offers a simple inexpensive steam sterilizer for farms lacking steam facilities. Sterilizing dairy utensils greatly improves milk and cream quality by eliminating infection and bacteria. Farmers Bulletin 748 provides full instructions and a copy can be obtained while supplies last.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Farmers
Department of Ag Te Ghe United
Grates
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Java
Kalut
Cluye
Meaux
Montmirail
Onuny Rifles
Montaurait
St. Menehould Ang Verdun
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