Forest fires threaten game and habitat across regions
A Washington circular from the U S Department of Agriculture’s Biological Survey warns that destructive forest fires erase food and shelter for wild animals, reducing their numbers. Indiscriminate spring fires displace deer and other species, endangering ground nesting birds and waterfowl while lowering fish run-off and stream flow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Biological Survey of
United States
Department of Agriculture
Runaway Teen Stows Away To Paris Garbage Can Find
Paris police found Herman Jasper a four teen from Binghamton wrapped in sleep in a garbage can on Boulevard des Italiens at 4 AM. He had crossed the Atlantic as a stowaway, escaped deportation at Antwerp, and wandered through France before ending in Paris awaiting return plans to Binghamton. He had aimed to visit battlefields.
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Paris
Herman Jasper
Binghamton
Europe
Boulevard Des Italiens
Ferman
Atlantic
Antwerp
Rat in His Pocket Chases Fremont Lawyer at Farm
John J. Lehmann, a Fremont lawyer and Scott township farmer, was attacked by a large rat in a granary pocket. The rodent leaped into his trousers, bit his hand as neighbors rushed to help, and released him quickly after the scuffle. Lehmann described nearby residents hearing his cries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fremont
John J. Lehmann
Scott Township
Lehmann
Ad for Hand Brings Relative in Kansas Farm
Cottonwood Walls Kansas reports cattleman Nam Mercer placed a state paper ad for a farm hand. Albert Dunkett of Newton arrived to work at the Mercer farm and was revealed to be Mercer’s nephew. Dunkett lives in Missouri and came West recently. neither knew the other’s residence.
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Cottonwood Walls
Kan
Wi- Nam Mercer
Clements
Albert Dunkett
Newton
Mercer Farm
Punkett
Missouri
Tabse
Youd
Market Flour Delusion Cited In Local Trade Note
A fragmentary market note compares flour supplies, mentioning Ambroala and Rossinoyne Alfresco Milling. The item hints at price or supply delays and urges readers to try a product to be convinced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ambroala
Rossinoyne Alfte
Cyclops Mystery Among Lost WWI Ships Remains Unsolved
A historical warning note on the disappearance of the U S collier Cyclops in 1918, detailing official statements, rumors, and theories about its fate. It notes radio capability, manganese cargo, possible German submarine involvement, and a mysterious linked clipping about a requiem mass for the American consul general. The piece places Cyclops among famed vanished ships like the Narone and City of Boston.
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United States
Navy Department
Alfred Louis Moreau Gottschalk
St Milo Janeiro
Cyclops
Bruit
Tne
Hille
Ward Saves
Tong Avenue
Secret Service
West Indian
Germany
Gut
West Indies
Naronic
Boston
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Federal Reserve System
Indiana County
Citizen's National Bank
Indiana
PENNA
Clymer National Bank
Clymer, PA
Daily Dime Savers Deposit Bank Savings Account
Indiana County Deposit Bank
Indiana, Pa
THE
Indiana Progress
Magazi
Thess Nes
Cash
Gress
United States Department
Ashcan
York
W.P. Shepard
Phila
Parcel Post
Launderers
Equitable
W. Guthrie
Brilhart
Bavings & Trust Blig
Tadiene, Pa
Brive
the Peoples’ Bank of
West Lebanon
West
Lebanon, PA
People’s Bank of
Bod. McCradginen
R.L. George
WE. Colling
W.W. Coulter
C. Cotman
WM. Warrison
W. 3B
Crawford
B. Wilson
Harry W. George
M.S. Craig
Guardian
Farmers Bank & Trust Co
Court House
Edison
Clymer Furniture Co., Inc
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