Phrase From France Shows Marine Slang Shift
Dispatch from Washington notes a French anecdote about a Marine using slang meaning to abandon or desert. The tale panels a lieutenant left on furlough and a nearby poilu misusing English, saying the officer “pushed over” as the slang for leaving.
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Saving money a national duty during the war
A bank wall inscription urges full money mobilization for WWI to fund men materials and victory. It calls for prudent spending depositing dollars in banks and avoiding waste while stressing individual duty to save and support democracy and allied resources. The piece references the Youth's Companion calendar and lists advertised letters.
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America
Uncle Sam
Sale Discerns Wide Range of Subscribed Publications
A dense list of magazines and newspapers from SOPIES ON SALE notes many titles including Literary Digest Saturday Evening Post Ladies Home Journal Country Gentleman Pathfinder National Sportsman Red Book Green Book Harpers Bazaar Sunset Detective Stories Adventure Popular Science Popular Mechanics Leslie’s Judge and more. The notice implies daily rural subscribers receive the papers and hints at savings on purchases through a cash and carry model aimed at reducing costs for frequent buyers.
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Literary Digest
Saturday Evening Post
Ladies Home Journal
Country Gentleman
Pathfinder National Sportsman
Red Book
Green Book
Hearsts Cosmopolitan
Harpers Bazaar
Sunset Detective Stories
Adventure Popular Science
Popular Mechanics
Leslies
Pathfinder
American Womans Home Companion
Everybodys Delineator
Pictorial Review
Ladies Home Journal Country Gentleman
Trapper
Little Folks
Christian Herald
Pesples Home Journal
Winter War Emergency Courses at Ohio State College
The College of Agriculture at Ohio State University in Columbus will offer eight weeks of war emergency agricultural training for Ohio farmers from January 7 to March 1 1918. Sessions require no prior schooling, with 17 as a minimum age. dairy and milk testing courses run January 1 to February 1 and February 4 to March 1. Courses cover soil fertility, crops, horticulture, engineering, livestock judging, rural economies, vegetable gardening, poultry, and 40 lectures by experiment station staff.
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College of Agriculture
Ohio State University
Columbus
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