Lactic acid aids pig appetite and leather tanning
An article notes lactic acid from milk substitutes in pig feed boosting intake and weight gain, with chemist details on production. It also highlights lactic acid’s use in tanning leather and dyeing wool, plus a local report on Taylor county vital statistics lagging in births and deaths reporting by physicians and undertakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bureau of Vital Statistics
Taylor County
State Department
Yiar Staistics
Taylor
Helen Boyle Pardoned From Western Penitentiary
Helen Boyle walked free from the Western penitentiary in Pittsburg on June 2 after serving a little more than a third of a 25 year term for involvement in the Willie Whitlaw kidnapping. She gave a brief interview, said she planned to live with relatives, and declined plans with her husband, who is serving a life sentence. Boyle had been paroled by the state board of pardons last week.
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Pittsburg
Helen Boyle
Western Penitentiary
Fional
Willie Whitlaw
Sharon
Jimmy Boyle
State Board of Pardons
Senate Approves 35 Million Aviation Appropriation
Washington June 26 senate without debate approves a committee amendment to the naval appropriations bill boosting aviation funds from 1 million to 35 million dollars. The revised bill totals about 742 million, up from 485 million in the house plan, with major cuts or eliminations noted, including ten million for Cape Cod Canal acquisition.
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Washington
Senate
State Committee
House
Fotal
Cape Cod Canal
Tariff Commission to be Ended by Senate Action
Washington June 26 The senate appropriations committee raised the sinking boards building program from 278 million to 491 million in the sundry civil appropriation bill. The committee recommended abolishing the tariff commission though the house had set aside 206 000 for commission members and expenses, which was struck from the bill.
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Washington
Senate Appropriations Committee
tMie Tariff Commission
House
Appointments and resignations at the Bluefield Colored Institute and WVU
Charleston West Virginia July 5 The reappointment of Bluefield Colored Institute teachers consumed most of the board meeting with slight salary increases. Appointment of West Virginia collegiate Institute teachers not completed. Resignations from the chemistry department and mathematics department at the university were accepted. Much of the day focused on university funding and faculty appointments for the upcoming term.
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Charleston
Wo Va
Jue
Bluefield Colored Institute
Seston
West Virginia Allegiate Institute
Gldvonig
Smith
Department of Chemistry
Fowler
Vnathaemastes
University of West Virginia
Jevenges
University
Pacific Fleet Prepares 10 Sail for West Coast July Flight
Secretary Daniels announced Pacific fleet plans to sail ten ships from Hampton Roads to the West Coast between July 15 and 20. The New Mexico will fly Admiral Rodman’s flag as Pacific fleet flagship, with Pennsylvania remaining Atlantic fleet flagship. The two fleets will be equal in ship number and power, joining only if needed for defense, and will visit West Coast yards and Puget Sound before possible congressional recommendations in December.
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Pacific Fleet
Hampton Roads
West Coast
Pacific
San Diego
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Puget Sound
Daniel
Pacific Coast
Congress
Atlantic
Stch
Nevar
Jones Ft
Daniels
New York
Tim
Property transfer at Wont Mayatréep corner deal
The Swath home at the Wont Mayatréep corner was purchased by Thomas Deegan for a price of 5000 dollars. NM Swain retains the remaining interest in the motor and wires, with the purchase affecting only one party’s ownership.
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Puwar Te Swath
Wont Mayatréep and
Cem
Thomas Mr. Deegan
Walt
No Tor
NM Swain
Ohio lawmaker derides prize fighters as slackers
Washington dispatch describes Rep Randall proposing a prebattle fight between Willard and Dempsey in Toledo Ohio on a date in January. Randall cites corruption in boxing, claiming a sailor confessed to fixing a bout with Jolson, a fugitive, and questions why drug drivers and murderers should not be barred from staging fights amid war concerns.
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Washington
Fur
Chitson
Ohio
Lanon
Willard
Dempsey
Toledo
Ohto
Randall
Polutarnia
Randall Oid
Jack
Jolson
Mit
Wisady
Heriot
Local Upheaval Ends in Anesthesia Free Operation Story
Mrs Sol Poe of Wilford street underwent an operation after weeks in Altore hospital treatment. The procedure took place yesterday morning with anesthesia effects noted about 2 PM. She remains in recovery though improving given the strain of the illness and surgery. Alvaht of Company B arrived from Camp Meade this morning and is staying with her parents on Ross street. Maid J Multan of Addison street visited Denver then stopped at Akral on return. Harald Grant was among Adler boys of Company BE who arrived home on train 19 this morning.
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Daily Sentinel
Sol Poe
Wilford Street
Altore
Alivaht
Company B
Hly City
Camp Meade
Ross Street
Maid. J. Multan
Addison Street
Aghybis
Denver
Colo
Akral
Harald Grant
Adler Hoys
Company BE
Tivir Homes
Pnia
Conviction in West Virginia Fatally Injured Case
A jury in Berkeley County, West Virginia, took sixteen minutes to convict Hugh Peruton of Martinsburg for a fatal incident. The trial proceeded over two days before Judge Woods, who allowed key evidence to be presented. Sentencing or further actions were not specified in the readable text.
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Werkeley Springs
W. Va
Hugh Per+ futon
Nee
Martinsburg
Firs
Ledsvile
Anatutain
Ingveone
SEAN OF MECERS AND MES CAPTURED IN SIBERIA
Fragmented dispatch reports Sean of Mecers and Mes captured in Siberia after a recent clash. One party is wounded while several officers are missing. Gen. forces conducted a scouting expedition in the Siberian theater today.
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Sean
Mecers
Siberia
Washington
Siterina
Serbia Flooded With German Made Goods Amid Occupation
Belgrade in May 1051 reports German and Austrian goods flooding Serbia from Uskub to Semendrin. Shops display Austrian propaganda, and locals describe a German cultural presence. American Red Cross aid under Major G. O. Edwards supports orphanages and hospitals in northern Serbia despite wartime tensions.
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Belgrade
Serbia
Delgrade
Hinself
Basle
Uskub
Semendrin
Austria
Germany
Shulzaridny
Karberor Charles
Bitterner Agais
Luat
Belgade
Saez
American Red Cross
Palace
G. OH Edwards
Orlado
Fla
Big Industrial Boom Predicted for Pittsburgh District
June 24 Pittsburgh. Colonel W S Peirce, assistant to the chief of the U S Army ordnance department and head of war claims, praised the War Industries Board and the district war claims team. He said despite canceled contracts amounting to hundreds of millions, no industry has suffered from delays in settling claims and the Pittsburgh district office will finish work in three weeks and close.
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Pittsburgs
Pittsbute District
W. S. Peirce
Ordnance Department
United States Army
War Vindustries Board
War Claims Trea
Pittsburgh
Pierce
Far and Talbott Getz Return Home From France
Far and Talbott Getz arrived at home in Grafton on train No. after a year of service in France. They bring news of men honorably discharged from further duty.
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Talbott Getz
Grafton
France
Death Strikes Captain Flanagan At Noon Today
Captain James Flanagan, a respected Grafton resident and railroad conductor, died of heart failure at age 72 at his home on E Washington Street. He was born near Baltimore and survived by his widow, four children, and siblings. Funeral arrangements pending.
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Daily Sentinel
Pridiy
James Planagant
Grafton
E. Washington Street
Harry Flanagan
Harty
Captain Flanagan
Baltimore
Slr
Francis Flanagan
Laura Plummer
Newburg
Mika
Wi'Nickell
Louisville
Harry Plinagan
Plummer
Lena Fianagan
Teastricken
Capta Blhivakan
Taisville
Theart
Tadiy
Stetter
Harterchins
Runnik
Pasenger
Crafton
Belington
Mob kills Black man Hartfield and burns body in Ellisville
June 26 report from Ellisville Mississippi states John Hartfield, a Black man accused of assaulting a young white woman, was fatally harmed by a mob. He died after being taken to a railroad trestle. authorities claim the governor cannot intervene as civil officials are unable to stop the mob. The incident follows widespread tension and potential armed interference warnings across the region.
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Ellisville
Miss
John Hartfield
Hartfield
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