Navy to Stage Major January Maneuvers Off Pacific Coast
Washington reports the United States plans the largest sea force concentration in its history when the Atlantic and Pacific fleets join off the coast next January. The mobilization aims for practical drills and rival fleet competitions, with Admiral Wilson and Admiral Rodman directing.
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Washington
Atlantic
Pacific
Gulf of Panarha
Navy Department
Wilson
Henry B. Wilson
Atlantic Fleet
Hugh Rodman
Pacific Fleet
Guantanamo
Cuba
Tennessee
California
Admiral Rodman
Pearl Instead of a Boil on Man's Neck
James Longen of Clifton Heights Pa ate oysters twenty years ago and swallowed a pearl from a bivalve. He ignored it until a recent lump in his neck caused pain. He squeezed the lump and the pearl emerged, ending the discomfort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James London
Clifton Heights
Bigalves
Longen
Straw Kitchen Utensils Made by Collestrada Orphans
The Junior Red Cross in Collestrada Umbria trains orphans to weave straw kitchen utensils. Collestrada’s workshops produce colanders sieves and market baskets to supply nearby villages as metal stamping mills falter postwar. Weaving reed receptacles and horsehair sifters use simple methods with minimal skill.
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Collestrada
Italy
Red Cross
Umbria
Ont -Colfestrada
First Man Eating Shark of Year Caught in Potomac
A 1920s Potomac river report notes an eight and a half foot man eating shark caught near Piney Point. A doctor in the party kept the shark’s teeth as a souvenir for fellow anglers. Piney Point is not a swimming area.
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Potomac
Washington
Potomac River
Piney Point
Hoosier News Briefly Told In Indianapolis and counties
Indiana reports on Department of Justice actions against profiteers post Lever Act ruling. Survivors of accidents in Columbus and Anderson remembered. Tax commissioners adjust horizontal increases in Jasper and Jackson counties. public notices on forestry, road material, and local trials. Shipping of war surplus material aids road program. farm and weather notes.
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Indianapolis
Howard Figg
Palmer
Department of Justice
Department
A. B. Anderson
United States Supreme Court
Indianapols
Supreme Court
United States
Fair Price
Grand Jury
Inndianapoli
Marth O. Thornton
Columbus
Charles E. Thornton
Northwestern Avenue
Thornton
Louis Kindel
East Sixteenth Street
Kindel
Lowell
White River
John Barger
Orange Street
Anderson
Gipe
Cincinnati
Pennsylvania Railroad
Mary Turner
North Anderson
H.W. Turner
Clinton
James Henry
Indiana & Winds Cags Corporation
No. 2
Henry
Shelbyville
Andrew Metz
Craigmont Asylum
Madison
Indiana Grain Healers’ Association
Indiana Millers’ Association
Lake Maxinkuckee
Standard Oi Company
Ele Stimnsbury
Indiana
Chenoweth
Indiana Park Colony
Public — Service Comission
Indiana Railways and Light Company
Kokomo
Vincennes
Vincennnes Capital
Richmond
Herschel Little
O. Ho Little
Tracy
Batoum
Russia
Navy Department
Greenfield
State Tax Board
Hancock County Board of Review
Indianapollo
George C. Bryant
Department of Agriculture
Clark County State Forest Reserve
Henryville
Charles Dean
War Department
Bureau of Public Roads
L. H. Wright
State Highway Commission
Claire
J. Owens
Southern Commercial Congress
Doctor Owens
Senate
Post Office
Senator Bankhead
Alabama
Hartford City
el Smilack
Smilaeck
Red
Rane
Warsaw
Winona Lake
L. Strivings
New York
National Farmers’ Federation
Earl Crawford
Connersville
Eleventh District Farmers’ Federation
Greencastle
Putnam Couity
Board of Review
Putnam County
Phillip Webber
Big Four
Logansport
William Dyers
Cass
Myrtle Byers
Plainttf
Mancie
Delaware County Board of Review
Huntington
County Board of Review
Glackford County Board of Review
Blackford County
Cost of Producing Milk in Northwestern Indiana
The U S department of agriculture and Purdue University publish Bulletin 858 detailing farm costs to keep a cow for a year and to produce 100 pounds of market milk. It breaks down expenses by feed labor and overhead, with farm examples, ratios, and notes on how higher production can reduce labor per unit. It covers concentrates roughage hauling bedding pasture and includes calf and manure offsets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United ‘States Department of Agriculture
Indiana
Chicago
Purdue University
Fly protection for stock and oil repellent recipe
The article outlines three protections for stock against flies: destroy larvae, barn darkness and coolness, and applying a repellant oil or spray to animals. It notes breeding grounds in decaying straw and manure piles and provides a recipe: one gallon fish oil, two ounces pine tar, two ounces pennyroyal oil, and a half pint kerosene.
Motortrucks Boost Dairymen Deliveries and Profits
Dairymen widely praise motortrucks for cheaper haul speeds up delivery and labor savings. They claim better dairy product quality leads to higher prices and happier customers. The piece urges more dairymen to invest in motor trucks.
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White House
Arlington Cemetery
Newton D. Baker
Henry Cequelet
Peyton C. Barch
Navy
Admiral Wilson
Ninteen
Oregon
Rodman
San Diego
Memphis
Abe Mich
Aed
Aworld
Diewy
Hoosier News
W. HL. Ronenew
William Wairson
Wasscottes
Bonners
Gary
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