Poultry Feeding and House Ventilation Tips From Early Guide
A fragmented farm manual discusses feeding clover and alfalfa cut in short lengths, sprouted oats prepared in trays, and preventing mold with formalin when needed. It details open front poultry houses for warm climates and curtain front designs for cold weather, plus ventilation practices and moisture control.
Fringe on Hats Baiter Lets Velvet Mud Alter Color
Distracted description notes fringe details on hats using velvet mud and metallic accents as a decorative influence. Mentions unknown figures and vague actions, conveying a historic style without clear events or names. The passage reads as fragmentary and speculative about fashion signals.
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Oliver Dewwe
Fragmentary Textile Machine Notes From an Older Journal
A garbled OCR fragment describes adjustments to a textile machine including bobbin operation, sewing, knitting or crochet silk work, loosening upper parts, and threading. Mentions Feit Dinka mol felt dike and black and grey threads applied to a loom component.
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Natal
Chaumont Becomes Army Center In World War I Era
Chaumont in Haute Marne hosts the American expeditionary forces HQ with Pershing in residence nearby. The town, 46 000 inhabitants, serves as nerve center as officers, staff, and allied units operate from barracks and a grand quadrangle. Pershing moved to a chateau five miles from town in May to balance work and privacy.
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Chaumont
France
Haute Marne
Amarlag
Ehlet
Paris
Bassighy
Hivute Maras
Marne End
Salte
Marne
Aia
Sussé
Allie
Perahing
Army
Military officers settle into comfortable billets abroad
Many officers have electricity bathrooms and even central heating in their quarters. French servants provide comfort while hundreds of less fortunate men seek any billet in the crowded town, where a bed is always at a premium.
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Lve
Vocational Training Plans for Disabled Soldiers Nationwide
The federal board of vocational education will restore health and teach trades to about two hundred thousand disabled soldiers and sailors. Trainees will receive wages and dependents’ allowances, with compensation tied to war insurance or last service pay, never below five dollars monthly. Inquiries to the federal board or district offices are urged.
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Washington
Unete Sem
Bia
Federal Board of Vocational Education
War Rink
Washington, D. C
U S Flyers Down Many German Planes and Balloons
A Washington dispatch reports American air forces downed 654 German airplanes and 42 balloons, with American losses cited as TL planes and AD balloons. The armistice period detailed front squadrons, personnel totals, and Allied air force integration with British and French units.
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Washington
Americas
Fas
Awerteny Hylng
Kcare
France
Wheen
Air Service
Weelhanwooo
Harwal
Would Obtain Medal for Young Girl Hero
Atlanta Carnegie hero medal sought for teen Gertrude Nasher who rescued Mrs Crus baby daughter from a burning home. Gertrude climbed stairs through smoke to save the child as flames engulfed the upper floor and the stairway collapsed behind her.
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Atlanta
Gertrude Nasher
Marcella Crus
Gertrude
Schools and machines listed in fragmented report
Fragmented OCR text mentions thousands of machines and trainings including 421 day numbers, AS adds for schools, M1 eight recum nsleonet machines, 2 295 training, 80 experimental, and 108 miscellaneous machines. Names and places are unreadable but indicate a large procurement or inventory snapshot.
Polite Bandit Robs Denver Neighbors with Darned Quick Claims
A courteous robber in Denver for two months robbed four residents on a Saturday night, taking $17.80, a bank check and an old watch, which he returned to a bystander noting it was a good watch but he had no use for it. He used a large revolver on the next incident. police hunt him as citizens head home.
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Maine
Texan
California
United States
Denver
Colo
RamMes
de Iixe
Hila
Stena
Honda
Rafiel
Dier
Uncle Sam
Ask Wife to Free Husband in Akron Case
A local resident’s affinity writes to his wife urging renewed affection and urging the wife to re love her husband. The letter was turned over to Summit County domestic relations officials who seek to locate the husband and compel him to answer charges of non support to preserve the marriage and ensure better support.
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Akron
Bummit
Hubby
Belief in Banks Guides Frat Plans and Savings
An unclear fragment describes Joseph Hoalnger, a janitor, who distrusts banks while managing 87,000 in savings intended for a fraternity, an apartment building, and personal finances. The text is garbled, but centers on finance and lifestyle choices.
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Chicago
Joseph Hoalnger
Bameone
Bosinger
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Pershing’s
Pershing
Castre
Chauliont
Toul
Mons
Ike Whitnsy
U. S
Abowe
Eae
Polite Bandit
de Luxe
Stu
Menay Ole