Fogh Sees Allies Press Forward Amid Maze of Wreckage
General Foch reports Allied forces push through a maze of bad roads littered with wreckage as Germans attack from east and northeast near Arlhens. Allies hold railways and roads, but supply gaps persist while Italy and Austria mobilize for broader action. Russia remains obscure with Bolsheviks and White guards in fierce conflict on multiple fronts. American brigades yet to join the main British shelling, but are expected to fight alongside Allied troops soon.
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Foch
Reyson
Cde Mune
Guemans
Uie
Une
Tts
Nmr
Arhlens
Corbie
Reed Geineds
Ahne Sheeiow
Red Guards
Brilinh Mand
Liberty Loan Drive Begins With Strong First Day
Liberty Loan drive opens amid large parades and meetings as towns report many exceed their quotas on day one. Washington observers note nationwide support for the third Liberty bond issue, signaling sustained public backing for wartime financing.
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Washington
Liberty Ton
United Rincon
Ronnie Arin
Germany
Solayream
Expansion of Army and Navy's Work Big Features of First Year
A year after entering the war the United States reports vast expansions in both army and navy. The army grows from 5,791 officers and 121,797 men to 10,698 officers and 503,142 men in addition to the National Guard and reserve corps. The National Army forms with 610,839 men while the National Guard reaches 491,983. the expeditionary force and training programs expand across camps, railways, and ordnance bases. Navy strength reaches 21,000 officers and 880,000 enlisted, with nearly 78,000 civilian workers, hundreds of ships built or purchased, and a modernized fleet including new battleships and 16-inch guns. total war expenditures surpass three billion dollars, with shipping programs and civilian financial instruments mobilized to support the effort.
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War and Navy Departments
Treasury Department
Natonal Guard
Adjutant General
National Guard
Reserve Corps
National Army
France
Mi Parte
United States
Pershing
Partin
Wrasec
Uberty
Paris
Oon
Mranes
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Variouis
Tee
Raf Enengee
American Expeditionary
Ordnance Department
Wth
Ain
Cqusp
Naval Service
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Ita
Congress
Uaited States Shipping Chart and Emergency Fleet Corporation
Emergency Peet Corporation
Germany
Austria
Corporatino
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Rerm Ury Department
Liberty Holks
Honda
Treasury
Valtel Bintes
Cheaper Rations for Sheep for Profitable Forage Use
Prepared by the United Avie Depart ment of Ariculture outlines economical sheep feeding. It recommends corn stover and oat straw as roughage supplements to hay, plus protein concentrates like cottonseed meal, soybean meal, or velvet beans. Ration options mix corn stover or straw with legume hay and silage, with notes on digestible gains and the need for quality, mold-free cottonseed or soy products.
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United Avie Department of Ariculture
Coffey
Milnola
Isi Cabinet Isi Cabinet Anerm Hiyta Wy Elie
Isi cabinet news fragment mentions West region and local figures in a cryptic note. The readable text references a cabinet topic and geographic hints. No clear event or names to confirm. content appears fragmentary and ambiguous.
Thy These A Far Banner Halss To Apray Of Vestey
A garbled recipe and health lore piece lists salted dishes and a dessert plan featuring banana parfait with pineapple apples celery and Brazil nuts. It blends cooking steps with admonitions on dieting and endurance, urging weight loss through reduced fats sugars and meats, and praising patience as endurance crowns greatness.
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Enor
Senaan
Mt Apple
Ethan Fark
de Inoat Delightfil Company
Silad Istid
Brazil
Sheep Fit In With Farming
Sheep are described as economical to raise on farms, blending with most farming activities. They require low labor and feed, use grazing weeds and forage leftovers, and deliver value with less expense than other livestock, contributing modestly to farm output while integrating with existing operations.
Best for Business Farmer Verwers Summary
Best for business tale of Verwers and his aims, warning against missteps in policy and money matters. Indicates a shift toward prudent utility and commerce, highlighting the need for stable leadership and clear strategy in agricultural and market endeavors.
Seasonable Foods and Plant Based Protein Alternatives
The article promotes meatless meals using cottage cheese, beans, cereals, and dairy products as protein sources. It explains how cottage cheese can replace meat, compares protein content to beef and beans, and suggests practical cooking methods and combinations to maintain a balanced diet in various seasons.
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Vouke
Valle
Eine Enews
Manny
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