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Newspaper

Fulton County Tribune

Location

Wauseon, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 24, 1917

Page

2

Hoover Urges Conserving Food Supplies for Allies

In a Washington address dated Aug 20, Herbert Hoover sets out the global food crisis and America's duty to conserve and export key staples. He urges reducing wheat and fat consumption, increasing meat and dairy production prudently, and rallying voluntary national support to feed the Allies and sustain war efforts.

Washington Herbert Hoover United States Aemuly Mherry Oly Conton Australia Todin North Atlantic Europe Belgium Cerente Italy Wns Lmnport Alles North America Mons Niles Scandinavia Holland Switzerland Germany France Russia United Kingdom East Indies West Indies Liberty Food Administration

New stock speculator in Tokyo upsets prince’s view

In Tokyo a nouveau riche figure nicknamed Warakin stirs aristocratic circles by buying a costly estate near Odawara, blocking a famed view from Prince Yamagata’s villa and sparking talk of social tension between nascent speculators and Japan’s elder statesmen. Nearby notes discuss foot health and a dog aiding war horses, reflecting varied topics in a single column.

Camels Demand Surges as Desert Routes Fortify Egypt Defense

A British defense narrative notes camels concentrated along the Suix canal and old coast road, aiding supply lines into the Sinai and beyond. Separate recollections recount joining the aviation service inspired by an American pilot’s calm, calculated gaze, and the early, futile use of bomb dropping balloons dating to 1847 Venice attacks.

Coamels Elten Thole Mangers Nhich Ion Wiream Taturh Manchester Guardian Cairo Damascus Egypt Deve Cecal Sinai Desert Air Service Aviation Service Drew James X Halt Atlantic France Legion Ktrangers Maubeuge

Cox Says Goodbye to Ohio's Guards

Gov Cox bids farewell to about 3,000 Ohio National Guard soldiers en route to active service in Europe, pledging state protection for their families against extortion and outlining a broader health and mobilization program. He notes federal air power and war aims, and endorses voter access for absent soldiers.

Columbus Ohio France Belgium Cox Maurice H. Donahue Supreme Court Napoleon America R. BH Bishop, Jr Cleveland Health State Defense Council Howell Wright Cleveland Hospital Association Defense Council Fred H. Bunn Youngstown Ohio Hospital Association Youngstown City Hospital Mary M. Roberts Cincinnati Holmes Private Hospital Nurses’ State Examining “Board Robert G. Patterson Ohio Society For Prevention of Tuberculosis N. Selby Toledo Ohio Medical Association George D. Lummis Middletown Public Health Council State Health Department Bernard P. O'Reilly Ohio National Guard Greenfield London Marion Marysville Circleville Newark Chillicothe Delaware Lancaster Washington D. H War Department Washington National Guard States District of Columbia Europe Entertain Ohio Accountants Ohio Society Certified Public Accountants Cleveland Cleveland Athletic Club Forest City Carl H. Nau Guv. Cox W. D. Fulton Mm High Court United States Supreme Court Jodze Westenhaver United States District Court Socialist Party ATL Department of Justice Federal Department of Justice Westenbayer Charles E. Ruthenberg Alfred Wagenknecht Charles Baker Westenhaver Canton E. S. Wertz James M. Cox Capitol Gov Congress McGhee Ohio General Assembly H. H. Tine Ashtabula Atty. Gen. McGhee State Tax Commission Electric Light Companies Cleveland Electriclluminating Company Ohio Electric Light Companies T. Alfred Fleming J. B. O'Neal May Longnecker Steatent Adolph Less Middlefield Mcs William Boyd van Wert

Grass Clippings For Hens Feed Greens Through Summer

Grass tips provide green feed for backyard flocks and boost egg production. Lawn clippings fed daily sustain hens in summer, with excess dried for winter use. Dried clippings moistened offer a fair substitute when greens are scarce.

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