Armament Pace and Public Sentiment Cite Caution
The article argues that U S armament buildup requires patience despite strong public support. It notes risks of rushed spending and crowding of programs, urging steady production, reorganizations, and sustained leadership as plants and capacity scale up over six months to a year. It compares current efforts to World War I production patterns and emphasizes that results will unfold gradually.
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Europe
Orcmore
U. S
Noel
France
Political slate and local notices in August 1920
July 17, 1920: Rev R W Emerson returns from Jackson Tenn due to illness of son James Wilder. Families visit and travels noted for Carrigan Moore Taylor, Carroll, Douglas Kinser and Porterfield. Presbytary Auxiliary meets at 4 PM in church primary room on Friday.
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R. W. Emerson
Jackson
Tenn
James Wilder
Dolph Carrigan
T. A. Middlebrooks
Asinie Taylor
Dee Moore
France in War Through Six Centuries Says Swiss List
A Swiss newspaper printed a table estimating France's wartime years across centuries. It cites 43 war years in the 13th century, 41 in the 14th, and 38 civil wars or major battles in subsequent periods, noting names like Courtrai Poitiers Azincourt and Castillon.
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Basel
France
Courtrai
Crecy
Poitiers
Azincourt
Castillon
Montherie
Grinegate
Payin
St. Quentin
Wth
King of beasts clues in entangled puzzle text
Complex word puzzle references animals plants and senses. Clues mention king of beasts, gibbon, honeybee, wrenched, river mouth land, and many other terms across horizontal and vertical lists. The stream resembles a crossword style with numerous disconnected fragments and partial entries.
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Aes
Famous St Louis Chosen Four to Present Singing Biaswles
Announcement notes a St Louis group presenting singing Biaswles with demonstrations of interest. Event Friday July at 8 p.m. Admission 10 and urgent tickets available at some drugstores.
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ST. Louis
Origins of the American flag and related authorship
The passage cites Thomas Jefferson and Benjamin Franklin in early questions about the flag’s declaration and revision. It notes Francis Bellamy as the pledge author in 1892 and suggests Francis Hopkinson as a possible designer. It mentions the motto E pluribus unum and funds from France and Americans for the pedestal, with the statue unveiled in 1880. Betsy Ross is not the designer. Hopkinson is a likely designer from New Jersey.
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Thomas Jefferson
Benjamin Franklin
Continental Congress
Francis
Bellamy
Boston Magazine
U. 5
Mariy
France
Betsy Ross
Francis Hopkinson
New Jersey
French in World Conflicts of the 20th Century
The 20th century saw France involved in major conflicts including the First World War the Moroccan Campaign and the Second World War. French military actions spanned Europe Africa and beyond shaping global history during the era.
Club Notes Shaver Springs Meeting Brief
The Shaver Springs Home Demonstration met Monday July 8 at Mrs. George Crews home. The group opened with a song from the month, a devotional from Psalm 29, and prayer. Nine members and two visitors attended, with a general experience discussion.
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Shaver Springs
George Crews
Julie Beckworth
Heavy Meng Leghorns Meet Broilers Light 3C
In a brisk poultry showdown, Heavy Meng faces Leghorns against Broilers light in a 3C clash. The contest highlights breeding lines and early-season performance, with observers noting steadier weights and sharper feathery lines on the Heavy Meng side.
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Leghorns
Broilers
Local Club Discusses Minireay Making Event
A committee appointed by the president attended the minureay making session at Hope. The month’s program was carried out successfully. Mrs. Crews invited the ladies to view a newly decorated kitchen and the modern bedroom of Helen Crews who refinished furniture. Mrs. Yaka Beckworth and Mrs. Sanfoted assisted with refreshments. Meeting adjourned to meet in August.
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Hope
Yaka Beckworth
Capital Correction In Crangle Birth Notice
Vernon Crangle wrote an indignant letter to the Sioux Falls newspaper after the Vital Statistics column announced the Crangles had a girl. He demanded and obtained a corrected notice in capital letters IT'S A BOY.
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Sioux Falls
S. D
Vernon Crangle
Cranglé
Seventy percent of crippled Americans affected by age
The text states that about 2,600,000 disabled individuals in the United States are over a certain age, claiming that seventy percent are impacted. The fragment notes a large disabled population and a focus on age-related effects within the disabled community.
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United States
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