Germans Fatigued By War Under Allied Occupation
In Cologne, British troops secure good rapport with residents and trade prospers. Officials report calm arbitration for disputes, rising business in Cologne Dusseldorf Aachen and Rotterdam food flows, while Germans favor peaceful lives and distrust mass conscription. A British officer predicts Germany could field 600,000 troops only if organized, but rank and file prefer peace. indemnity demands hinge on raw materials and food supplies.
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Cologne
Germany
Army of Occupation
England
Holland
Rotterdam
Amsterdam
Dusseldorf
Aachen
Berlin
Hamburg
Frankfort
Baltic
Great Britain
Lovers Tie Feet In Double Death Pact At Hawi Coast
In North Kohala Hawaii Island Uye Tafaburo and Makino Kukuyama leaped into the sea bound together. Tafaburo drowned while Kukuyama was rescued by jailer W Pinehaka as the bonds failed and her infant was found dead nearby.
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Hilo
Island
Hawaii
Uye Tafaburo
North Kohala
Makino Kukuyama
Tafaburo
W. Pinehaka
Pinehaka
Hawi
Kohala
Tasaburo
British Troops Parade in Cologne on King George Birthday
Report describes crowds cheering in Cologne as British troops march in the cathedral square for King George’s birthday. German police manage the orderly crowd while railway and streetcar staff shift to friendlier, plainer uniforms. Bread improves with Rhine supplies, and soldiers on occupation pay live well on their allowances.
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Victoria
Lord Melbourne
Cologne
Cathedral Square
George
Berlin
Rhine
Rotterdam
Tommy
Occupied Territory
87 year old woman takes to the air at Camp Edwards
Mrs C J Goff, 87, rode Sea Girl to try flying with Lieut Paul Micelli. She asked to go higher as the plane climbed to 2 000 feet and completed a few dives. After about ten minutes she exited smiling and said she would return Sunday.
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New York
C. J. Goff
Camp Edwards
Sea Girl
N. J
Paul Micelli
Mra
Gof
Asbury Park
Indiana News Sketches From Versailles To Richmond
Versailles reports Sidney Thatcher, 35, arrested for his brother Maud Thatcher murder and suspected barn arsons in Ohio county. In other items Anderson-Alexandria chosen for Kappa Alpha Phi national convention. Fort Wayne hosts master painters election. Local notes cover a 46 pound one year old in Decatur and county budgets in Marion. Various political shifts, thefts, and statewide grants follow including highway additions and tax commission plans.
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Versailles
Sidney Thatcher
Maud Thatcher
Ohio County
Milan
Anderson
Alexandria
Kappa Alpha Phi Fraternity
George Teffrey
Newcastle
B. Orchard
Bloomington
Noblesville
Indiana Rural Letter Carriers’ Association
Peru
Fort Wayne
Indiana State Association of Master House Painters and Decorators
Rome City
Frank Johnson
Indianapolis
Frank Hotlopeter
Decatur
Tony Meyers
Marion County
Evansville
Indiana State Building Trades Council
Charles Kern
Enane
Richard Lieber
State Department of Conservation
Rodney Fleming
State Fish Hatchery
Lake Wawasee
Crawfordsville
Myers Brthers
Linnsburg
Montgomery County
Vefermen
Port Wayne
John Bengs
Leslie Kayser
Washington
S. L. McPherson
Iianapolis
State Board of Tax Commissioners
State Highway Commission
Sims
Gener
Careful Handling of Milk Underlines Freshness Rules
Dairy experts advise fresh milk be promptly poured into clean vessels and stored in a cool, odor free place. Do not mix new with old milk, keep at or below 50 F, and ensure the ice box stays cool to prevent souring in hot weather. In large cities morning milk often arrives late. afternoon delivery yields fresher milk by 12 to 18 hours.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Air tight walls secure successful silos regardless of material
The article states that any silo material wood cement tile iron or plaster can work if the walls are airtight and moisture tight. Proper packing and exclusion of air prevent mold and keep silage well in storage.
Reinforcing Silo Hoops For Windy Conditions
In windy areas it is prudent to reinforce stave silos from inside with wood hoops at top and bottom. Narrow weather boarding is nailed to staves to form a hoop four to five thicknesses thick, with joints broken. Strips run 8 by 10 feet and may be soaked to ease bending.
Capacity of cows stomach limits pasture feeding
The bulky nature of pasture grog limits the cow's capacity to take feed. The stomach cannot contain grass enough to supply nutrients for maximum milk production, so part of the ration should be more concentrated. Good pasture has abundant succulent nutritious grasses.
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Goodrich
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Montmorenc
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Rand
Rushville
Gary
L. P. Sweverland
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Indianapolis Board of Park Commissioners
American Institute of Criminal Law and Criminology
T. N.saylor
Terre Haute
Charles Fox
Indiana State Federation of Labor
Fox
State Federation
State Industrial Board
Vincennes
J. W. Settle
Indiana Conference of the United Brethren Church
Vinc Eennes
Henryville
Edgar Luck
Daviess County
Daviess
Elwood
Oris HH. Waymire
Madison County
Buffalo
Waymire
State Coal and Food Commission
Petersburg
Wike
Pike County
Carl Mote
Indiana Public Service Commission
Lake Superior Court
Mainmond, Whiting & East Chicago Street Railway Company
Whiting
Indiana
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
Indiana Binuminous
Dssocution
United Mine Workers
Washington, D. C
Federal Trade Commission
Brazil
Richmond
Charles Hoover
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