Yank Doughboys Enter Trench Warfare With Readiness
Hundreds of American troops move through moonlit Alsace Lorraine toward trenches. New soldiers, trained and disciplined, show confidence and resolve to defeat the Huns, promising decisive action and a lasting war for civilization.
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Alsace- Lorraine
Europe
Uncle Sam
Soldlerg
States
France
No Man’s Land
Kaiser bin
Alsace and Lorraine
Tne
Germany
Prairie Dog Becomes Devil Dog in St Paul Recruiting Line
In St Paul Minnesota William D Knickerbocker of Dogden North Dakota shuffled into the US marine recruiting line declaring he would become a devil dog. The report notes his prior prairie dog reference and a cryptic line about mulekerhoches.
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Dakota
Prairie Dog
Devil Dog
St. Paul
Minn
Pard
North Dakota
Willian D. Knickerbocker
Dogden
N. D
United States Marine
Mulekerhoches
Brothers Reconcile After Marine Corps Enlistment
Dan Tarantola, 20, and Angelo Tarantola, 18, of St. Louis, had not spoken for two years after a marble game quarrel. Angelo joined the Marine Corps, Dan followed two days later to enlist and join him at Paris Island, where they reconciled and became close again.
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St. Louis
Marine Corps
Dan
Angelo Tarantola
Angelo
Marines
Paris Island F. C
Heart Right Side Rejection Blocks Navy Volunteer
Philadelphia draft board Medical Director Dr. John H. Bailey refused George W. Nicholson for enlistment after discovering his heart located on the right side. Nicholson, 30, had previously been barred for underweight. the condition was only recently identified at examination.
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Philadelphia
John H. Bailey
George W. Nicholson
Nicholson
Draft Board
Bailey
Five Sons in Service From Powell Station Family
Knoxville Tenn May wartime feature notes Mrs A White of Powell Station Knox County has five sons in the service Captain Roy P White Lieutenant John H White Private William Tomer White Cook Marvin B White and Private Edgar White all volunteered to serve.
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Knoxville
Tenn
Tennessee
Dixie
A. White
Powell Station
Knox County
Roy P. White
John H. White
Willam Tomer White
Marvin B. White
Indiana War Mothers Form In Hospital City
The American War Mothers organization was formed in Indianapolis with articles of incorporation filed. The group limits membership to mothers of children in the army or navy and aims to support war efforts, aid distressed members, and honor those who served. The main office will be in Indianapolis.
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United States of America
Indianapolia
Shelbyville
Shelby County
Russell G. East
Indianapolis
Harry B. Smith
Indiana
Robert C. Baltzell
State
Washington, D. C
Smith
Washington
Lafayette
Purdue University
W. E. Stone
Thia
Purdue Memorial Gymnasium
Stanley Wyckoff
Marion County
Jce
Indianapolis Breweries
Fee
Channus Bassett
Marion Township
Crawfordsysle
Goodrich
Wabash College
Mciady
Dhe
Rim
Kansas
Bureau of Crop Estimates
Department of Agriculture
George C. Bryant
Terre Haute
United States Fuel Administration
Edward C. Newton
Fame Canning
Ernest G. Reece
Waldron
Alexander R. Holliday
Holday
Chicago
L. P. Dawson
D. C
Springsteen
Leulaville
Cincinnati
Evansville
Harry W. Little
Southern Indiana Coal Bureau
Madison
Indiannapolis
Hetail
Alexander KR. Holliady
Holliday
Object of washing butter in dairy processing
United States Department of Agriculture guide explains washing butter to remove buttermilk. It details granule-sized butter for effective washing, water temperature and quantity, rinsing steps, and two wash cycles. It covers lever workers, weighing salt, and proper pressing to achieve a waxy body and bright appearance.
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United States Department of Agriculture
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