Navy must lead world peace with equal burden, says Uritten
Washington discussions between Fred A. Uritten and naval authorities push for a robust U S Navy as essential to peace, arguing gun for gun and man for man sharing of expense with Britain. Secretary Daniels notes plans for a three shipbuilding program abandoned as League of Nations appeal waned. Uritten warns against deep cuts, urging a first class navy to safeguard commerce and honor globally. A separate note discusses lamb and mutton market trends and sheep quality guidance from R J H DeLoach of the Bureau of Agricultural Research.
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Washington
League of Natons
Becaus
Sonshall
England
Fred A. Uritten
Illnois
Congress
House
Naval Affairs Committee
America
Swan
Daniela
League of Nations
Lame Back Remedy Advised in 9 Day Regimen
An old advertisement promotes Chamberlain’s Liniment for lame backs, urging two applications daily for nine days and thorough massage of the back at each use to ease the seat of pain.
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Chamberlain
Monthly Letter to County Agents June 1 1919
A 1919 county agent letter urges promoting mutton and lamb consumption to balance meat demand. It cites Dr. Mobler of the US Bureau of Animal Industry noting Americans eat little mutton and lamb and recommends leveraging clubs chambers of commerce and other groups to boost domestic meat demand while supporting farmers and the wool clip.
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United States
Dr. Mobler
Bureau of Animal Industry
Prices then and now show war costs far higher today
Chicago June 1 wartime ledgers reveal that Civil War prices were about half current levels. Households of fifty seven years ago would have suffered less from profiteering if faced with today’s costs.
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Chicago
American air output doubles German losses in latest report
Washington reports a new official tally showing American air power inflicting greater losses on Germany. It states 744 German plants and 75 balloons were destroyed while American forces lost 757 planes and 4 balloons. The victories are officially confirmed and credited to American flyers.
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Washington
Germany
Toulay
Noty
Tyers
Lilly the Lion Hunter Affects Western Stockmen
Benjamin Vv Lilly, famed hunter, became a freelance hunter in the Louisiana cane fields. He has killed 167 mountain lions and 65 bears in six years, aiding Western stockmen by reducing predator losses. Lilly, at about 65, remains active and skilled, known for avoiding Sunday hunting and for his regionwide reputation among trappers and ranchers. The Biological Survey notes 70,718 predatory kills in three years, largely coyotes and bobcats, saving an estimated $5.5 million annually for Rocky Mountain stockmen.
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Benjamin
Lilly
Good Wand
Elf of the Wild
Sporlee
Loalalans
Texas
Arizona
New Mexico
Mexico
Ben Lilly
Guldex
Col. Roosevelt
Seven Cansbresky
Teddy Hear
Biological Survey
United States Department of Agriculture
Lilly Fe & Giant
Lilly Hoe
Lilly Ie
Mr. Ling
Rowley
Uncle Sam
Coun
Rocky Mountain
How Kentucky Polls Reflect Trust in Leaders
A fragmented 19th century political appeal urges Kentucky voters to reject the Democratic Party and support the Republican ticket as a rebuke for debt, taxes, and corruption. The piece links high spending, a school book scandal, and pardons to the public’s frustration, ending with a call to vote in November. It also briefly advertises McGee's Baby Elixir for colic and stomach issues.
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Jack
Melosa
Fara
Kentucky
Vgulu
Remond Bio
American Toast Proposal Stirred Lanehoon Club
London June 24 before the American Lanehoon Club Lord iali h spoke of a brief toast an American mimic once proposed to Great Britain. He said it was a damned fine toast when that hatched the American Bugle.
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London
Lord Iali
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BIG Navy
Police World
Britten
Damedine
R. J. H. Deloach
Amour
Bureau of Agricultural Research and Economica
Salvation Army
Chateau Thierry
Salvation Army Home Service Fund Campaign
Shorey
Foday
Soo
9 Mountain
Fletcher
Londs
Stanley
Ity
Ohio Consty Drug Co
Conservative Management
Bank OF Hartford
Hartford
Hartford, Ky
Kentucky Creameries
Armour & Co., Incorporated
Branch House
Harivord
L. T. Riley
United States Food Administration
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