The Launching of Larry
Mrs. Riley counts a windfall of four hundred forty seven dollars from a savings book as she ponders Larry Riley’s future. Neighbors Hick and Rooney debate the young man’s prospects and the impact of his marriage as Mrs. Riley plans a path to support his world changing ambitions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larry Riley
Janius
Erry
Peter
Riley
Larry
Crismis
Faix
Rooney
Cal
Bridget
John B. Murphy
Patsy Daly
Butcher
Tom Duffene
Petes
Spuire Baldwin
Molleen Foord
Molleen
Larry Anny
Opportunities on American Farms
A wartime emphasis urges native-born Americans to move from crowded cities to farm life. Experts discuss health, home economies, and modern conveniences to improve farm homes, with leaders noting American agriculture’s efficiency and policy measures aiding rural finance and marketing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Agricultural Colleges and Experiment Stations
Washington
H. L. Russell
Wisconsin
BR. J. Baldwin
Michigan
R. A. Pearson
Iowa State College
Farm Home
Tennessee
Virginia P. Moore
Agricultural College of the
University of Tennessee
David F.houston
Department of Agriculture
Houston
Edward van Alstyne
Albany
N.Y
Clarence J. Owens
National Association of Commissioners of Agriculture
Southern Commercial Congress
American Commision
Europe
Federal Farm
America
Germany replies to Wilson note in peace bid
Berlin sends answer to President Wilson via Ambassador Gerard. The reply, also covering Austria Hungary Bulgaria and Turkey, expresses willingness to an immediate meeting of belligerents at a neutral site to discuss peace. It notes the need to end the current struggle before broader cooperation and signals readiness to work with the United States on a joint peace effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Sayville
Germany
Wilson
James W. Gerard
Austria-Hungary
Bulgaria
Turkey
United States of America
Lopen
Hich
United States
London
Zimmermann
Gerard
Imperial conference aims and wartime urges for dominion leaders
Secretary of State for the Colonies mails a telegram explaining the forthcoming imperial conference as a series of special war cabinet meetings. The aim is to discuss urgent wartime questions, potential terms of termination with allies, and immediate postwar issues. Dominion prime ministers are urged to attend by the end of February.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
London
Lloyd George
Dominions
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Rileys and
Maguires
Peter Rooney
Fittie
Busi
Mr. Rooney
Pretty Molleen
Ira E. Bennett
The
Washington Post
I. i At
Fredericksburg Publishing Co
R. Penniger
Foreign News
Hall
J. W. Hall
New Year Greetings
F. H. Petermann Butcher
Pfeil Bros., Ginners
Knopp & Schneider
Farmers Union
Farmers Union of
Gillespie County
Fredericksburg
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