Ex Cattle King Now a Pauper in El Paso Life
Ex cattle magnate Terrazas, once ruling northern Mexican cattle empire valued at hundreds of thousands, is living on the border in El Paso. Now aged, with two bodyguards, he plans recovery of estate while markets and revolutions reshaped his fortunes and wealth.
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el Paso
Tex
Lula Tortazas
Mexico
Madero
Villa
Don Santa
Sto Grande
Chihanbus City
Ansga City
Fort Worth
Patriotically Saving Fuel With Household Cooking Tips
This wartime nutrition feature urges fuel conservation as patriotic duty. It suggests using a steam setup over a single burner to cook multiple vegetables while boiling potatoes, warns against wasteful oven use, and outlines three fuel saving dinners to maximize oven heat for several dishes at once.
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Patriotic Service
Ross
Meal planning boosts meals and fuels smarter eating
The note suggests planning meals ahead yields better meals and surprises in how much you can eat, emphasizing improved fuel consumption and mindful eating habits.
Saving and Wasting Sugar in 19th Century Text
A historic prose fragment describes how sugar was used to sweeten puddings cereals candies drinks and desserts and warns of waste from dregs spills and spills in beverages and foods while noting sugar fretted into caramels for flavor or color.
Seasoning Kraut by Name and Process Tips
Instructions on making sauerkraut at home with cabbage selection cleaning shredding and brine preparation. Details cover salting ratios 1:40 2 1/2 pounds salt per 100 pounds cabbage pressing fermenting and preventing spoilage with features like cloth covers and air exposure management.
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Alice
Corp
U-boat Chasers Do Great Work in First Warship Action
A squadron of twelve American submarine chasers under Captain Nelson and Lieutenant Commander P. T. Bastedo engaged German submarines off Durazzo. The chasers sank one submarine, damaged another, and helped escort a British cruiser to base. The operation boosted morale and showcased the chasers' effectiveness in anti submarine warfare.
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Washiga
Subanarines
Cop. Nelson
P. T. Bastedo
Averiins
Austria-Hungary
Durazzo
Archibald Hurd
Daily Telegraph
Durnane
Adriatic
Zeebrugge
Albania
Labrador fishery threatened by price surge and collapse
The Newfoundland cod fishery faces disruption as Baltic and European markets pull supply toward Portugal Spain and Italy. Prices rise sharply yet catch volumes drop, risking impact on coastal families who depend on the annual summer harvest and processing work.
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John’s
Newfoundland
Portugal
Spain
Tinly
Greree
Hero Belittles His Heroic Deed From the Marne Rescue
Captain Walter St Flannery says he swam the Marne river under fire to rescue a wounded French soldier and shrugs off hero praise. He recalls crossing at Savigny, danger from a possible ruse, then dragging the man to shore at night. A French general awarded him the Croix de Guerre with lighthearted theatrics.
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Siechane
Walter St. Flannery
Marne
Germany
Aisne-Marne Xallent
Savigny
Flannery
Airman Survives High Altitude Machine Descent
An airman survived a perilous 18 000 foot fall in a powerful machine that malfunctioned during an over hostile flight. He steered toward safe ground narrowly, crashing in a marsh but recovering. A separate account notes another airman shot down and fainting at 9 000 feet as the mission unfolded.
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London
Aleman
Ibrar
Elawiber
Geran Minot
Mmi Ht
Gill
Commie
Blind Man Finds Munition Work in Connecticut
John K R McCarthy, a blind resident of Willimantic, Conn, is praised as the first in the state to obtain munition factory work. He has been employed for several weeks at a nearby victory cell producing primers for large guns, aided by U W Martindale of the U S Employment service and Stephen K Ryan, secretary of the state board of education.
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Willimantic
Conn
Connecticut
John KR. McCarthy
UW. J. Martindale
United States Employment Agency
Stethen K. Ryan
State Board of Education
Bind
Yankee coins gain favor in France as soldiers spend abroad
Paris reports American troops arriving in France bring U S money that locals increasingly accept in shops and newsstands. French shoppers prefer American nickels and cents over francs when possible, noting the five cent piece and its smaller size, while large denominations like quarters and half dollars struggle due to odd value alignment with the franc.
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Paris
France
United States
Woman Sheriff Takes Post in Coleman County
Coleman county appoints Mrs Rendeter as sheriff, a calm and purposeful woman who vows tough duty. Her late husband Captain Banninter served long in the county and her friends say she will be thorough in all duties.
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Tox
Mia
John BR. Batenister
Coleman Cnunty
Rendeter
Banninter
Elwrif
Colentin
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