Viscount Grey Arrives Amid Pageantry and War Flags
Viscount Edward Grey, new British ambassador, arrives in Washington amid cordial welcomes as a small flag on display recalls the first actions of the United States in the war. The flag bears five Croix de Guerre and shoulder knots of fourragere, with a seventh decoration soon added, while the elder Gent in town remarks on a plan to return home Saturday.
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United States
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York
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Kaiser’s Field Kitchen in Brooklyn Style Makeover
A fragmented recall describes a Brooklyn project dubbed Kaiser’s Field Kitchen. A speaker named J.8.1. recounts touring venues and registering photos, noting plans and a sense of missed opportunities while abroad.
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Kaiser’s Field Kitchen
Brooklyn
Italy Towns Wine Output Reaches Vast 61 Million Gallons
A historic digest notes Italy produced more than 61 300 000 gallons of wine last year. Engineers outline a very large seaplane built entirely from light alloy duralumin. A South Africa patent covers a single wheeled litter for moving injured persons. An inventor proposes a curved lever that fits a frame better than a straight one. A British army unit on November 2 is on active list and full pay.
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Beition
South Africa
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Soeletviind Enamins
Uruguay
Switzerland
Towands
The Lazy Tea Table Friends Conversation Tale
A talking tea table complains it is overused for birthdays sewing meals and more while an arm chair and a wooden table discuss its heaviness laziness and feelings. The family uses the table for many tasks leading to its mixed happiness and fatigue after a birthday reveal.
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Tam
Bungalows Now Popular and Affordable for Homeowners
An article by William A. Radford extols bungalows as cozy one floor homes easy to build and cheap. It describes a specific 26 by 45 foot design with five rooms and two porches, notes materials, wood finishes, and built in storage features.
Dust storm recruit teases cook with soup comment
A recruit in a dusty camp cracks a joke about dust in soup while the cook orders service. The tale ends with the recruit clarifying his role is to serve, not eat, highlighting marching discipline and humor in camp life. Also in this clipping a country holiday shows three year old Ethel misnaming a marguerite as a lace bordered dandelion.
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Ethel
Marguerite
Tve
There It Goes Mayhem in a Quotable City
A collage of wit from Tampa Tribune and Louisville Courier-Journal notes quirky lines about a door bell joke and a ward meanest man. The items reference a card in the American Society of Astronomy and themes of rule breaking in social contracts.
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American Society of Astronomy
Tampa Tribune
A Cozy Bungalow Plan With Practical Details
The article describes a well equipped bungalow with cupboards and bedrooms, no basement but potential for one, and a floor plan showing front living and dining rooms, front porch access, and two rear bedrooms. It advises builders to consult local architect and contractor, argues building offers a tailored exterior and conveniences, and notes benefits of home ownership and systematic saving. It also touches on airplane lift theory in flight and profiles Dr. Thomas Pomeroy's trance treatment, plus public duty and Red Cross knitting output.
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Pighal Lyraah
Thomas Pomeroy
New York
Schoolmaster’s Quiet Rise Compared With Warlike March
A reflection cites a schoolmaster’s peaceful ascent as superior to conquest’s loud march. He quietly gathers allies, plans to uplift mankind, and advances steadily to enlighten ignorance, a path leading to lasting laurels rather than glittering victory. In a separate note a man duplicately proposes to three women, prompting two later brides to sue for breach of promise.
Encouraging Bolshevism in American Industry Debate
A statement condemns unrest and bolshevism urging correct understanding of American industrial organization and its benefits to mankind. It warns that false encouragement of unrest fuels radicalism and misreads economic systems.
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