French Drive German Forces In Weak Allied Actions
French forces retake much of northeast territory near Vauxmil lon and push back German advances east toward Hurte bike and Craunne. German artillery, counterattacks, and shelling persist in Belgium and France while no resumption of the Italian offensive is seen in Trentino. In Russia and Galicia patrols and recon operations continue with minor clashes. In Macedonia, small patrol actions and shelling of entente trenches occur east of Lake Preabu.
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London
Germina
Vauxmillon
Hurtebike
Craunne
Mont Carnislet
Champagne
Sir Dongina Haig
France
Belgium
Reninghe
Pypeganie
Ligerne
Stroenstraete
Trentino
Aniago Platen
Cordevole
Mont Sottsass
Russia
Galiefa
Galicia
Macedonia
Lake Preabu
Half Million Volunteers Sign Up for War Service
Washington reports that over 500000 men volunteered for the regular army, navy, and national guard within under three months since war was declared. The armed services total about 800000 at response start, with 700000 to 800000 now enrolled and trained, as summer is used to form a new national army from militia registrants.
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Army
Navy
Washington
Watat
National Guard
Sumer
Sinn Fellers Riot In Cork City Against Recruitment
Sinn Fellers rioted in Cork early Sunday smashing windows at recruitment offices and raising a republican flag on the courthouse grounds. An explosion at Cabana fortress across the harbor Saturday night caused casualties and injuries, with one known dead and several wounded in a bomb incident.
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Cork
Ireland
Sinn Fellers
Cabanas Fortress
Patroling Brazilian Waters by American Fleet Masters Atlantic Patrol
The arrival of American naval forces under Admiral Crofton reveals the US Navy has taken over patrol duties in the Wit region from German forces. The move strengthens Allied control of Brazilian waters as Axis activity in the area declines.
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Brazilian
Ti Theaalltun
Aditiral Croweton
Avyus Takeo
Wit
Evangel Tooth Leads New York Salvation Army Pledge
Miss Evangel Tooth commander of the Salvation Army in Gotham pledges organized effort to combat white slave traffic after a humanitarian meeting. Cooperation of local groups is sought to wage the anti trafficking campaign in New York.
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Gotham Vice
New York
Balvation
Evangel Tooth
Organisa
Italian Mission May Game Weat in New York
Italian mission may bring its star to New York as the prince of Dalining leads a delegation. A tone of date California suggests a possible tempo shift. Local sources note uncertain plans and potential venue changes affecting the event.
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New York
Prince of Dailiog
California
France Wu Increases Merchant Maring Amid Veiled Decree
The article reports a controversial policy shift affecting commerce, with France Wu advancing measures that tighten merchant activities. Officials emphasize market control, while merchants voice concerns over confiscations and reduced autonomy as enforcement steps rise.
Regulations for Drafting Army Will Use Numbered Draws
Washington report outlines draft regulations awaiting President Wilson and shows 9,649,938 registered men, with about half seeking exemptions. Draft numbers will be drawn by number here in Washington, exemptions decided locally, and the first 625,000 selected placed into training by September 1 as the War Department lists state registrations.
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Washington
Wilson
Washiton
Atates
War Department
Butte Miners Work in Copper District Despite Wage Dispute
In Butte Montana copper mines, operations resumed Monday with only about ten percent of normal workers, following a strike threat by the Mine Workers' Union demanding higher wages and better conditions. The limited force returned to work as talks continued.
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Butte
Mont
Medl
London air raid author receives German honor
The author of Air Raid London Amsterdam dispute is cited by the Times. Captain Brandenburg, who led the German air raid on London June 1, is said to have received the oper pour le nerite from the German government.
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London
Amsterdam
Times
Brandenburg
Chicago, Lake Island & Pacific rail line dispute ends
The railroad reorganization involving Chicago, Milk Island and Pacific ended Sunday. The court, in line with Judge Landis, signed the decree restoring the property to the Pillway company.
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Chikago
Chicago
Mwek Island & Pacific
Saldelghe
Pillway Company
Int Aecord
Judge Landis
Woman Slayer May Meeaver At Waukesha Tragedy
Waukesha reports a woman, May Meeaver, killed a man named David Ruberte and then shot herself. Authorities say both were found at the scene with life signs fading. police investigate the double tragedy and hospital care for the wounded.
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Waukesha
Wii
Aline Grace Tusk
David Ruberte
Germana Claim Victory at Berlin Front
Fragmentary report says Germana forces claim victory near Berlin with concentrated artillery fire forcing a retreat. Wrench evacuates as German troops seize positions near Mont Corailier on January 18 and capture key outposts at the OCerma siege line.
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Berlin
Wrench
Thy Gevnnd
Jone
Ewke
Mont Corailier
Anny Han Duarcere
Farm Animals Suffering From Hoof Disease In Cattle
A writer describes a form of hoof disease in cattle worsened by wet weather and mud. A veterinarian’s treatment failed at first, animal worsened to the point of death, later euthanized to end misery. The condition was not contagious to other cattle.
Importance of Strong Ram for Offspring Quality
The ram must be strong where the ewes are weak. Begets like. weaknesses in both parents intensify in offspring. For small flocks a ram lamb suffices, but over thirty ewes require a two year old ram. Heavy boned flocks need a heavy ram. refined rams suit coarse boned ewes.
Handling Stock Made Easy Hog Rack Innovation by Illinois Farmer
An illustrated description of a hog rack devised by a clever Illinois farmer. The frame mirrors a bay rack with a level floor and bolsters. It features two hinged partitions to separate hogs and prevent piling during transit, allowing loading of multiple hogs safely with a standard unloading chute.
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Illinois
Water Supply in Pastures Reflects Severe Thirst
In hot dry weather horses suffer as water scarcity worsens their health. Pastures offer limited relief with sparse shade and inadequate water, leading to deteriorating condition and risk of starvation.
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Beldun
Trim Horse Hoofs With Regular Care and Technique
A poorly trimmed hoof leads to instability and lameness, so pare evenly and maintain balance. The best method is careful trimming and regular inspection to prevent overgrowth and cracks, ensuring the horse stays sound and comfortable.
Desserts and Waste in Home Cooking From a Food Essay
A vintage style plea on kitchen waste urges reducing leftovers and sensible cooking. It includes recipes for Snow Balls and Strawberry Save-me, plus cautions about discarded fats, peeling waste, and overcatering in mid century home economics tones.
Amateur sleuth avenges brother at murder trial
Nebraska farmer Roy Armour hunted across the West for his brother Clyde Armour’s killer, tracing Clyde to Elbert W. Blanchett in Friday Harbor, Washington. After a six week, $20,000 search, investigators connected Blanchett to Clyde’s murder and he was found guilty of murder in the first degree.
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Elbert W. Blanchett
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Armour
Banta Fe
Nebraska
Mibert W. Blanchett
Friday Harbor
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Clyde D. Artmour
Roy Armour
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Aearch
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Elbert W. Manchett
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Gheriff Mead
Blanchett
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Wera
Hoy
Breach of Promise Case Involving Local Woman Weighs In
Willie Barre and Peter Rosahaw of Lancestur face a breach of-pruan suit against Mist Priscila Mite Cloakey aged twenty years amid claims she took a diamond ring and valuables valued around 5000 duumages from a Relahaw resident. The case centers on alleged promises and possession of personal items.
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Willie Barre
Peter Rosahaw
Lancestur
Code of the Junior Police of New York City
The Junior police of New York City is described as an organization for boys aged eleven to fifteen with regular training and supervision. Origin traced to a Twenty precinct police captain and civilians meeting with the commissioner to form a growing, badge wearing junior force with duties on street corners and drills. The code emphasizes clean language, proper street conduct, avoiding vandalism and fires, keeping garbage covered, and maintaining clean sidewalks and stoops.
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City of
New York
I Athletic Sparta
Civic du
Beary Road
East Side
Sweeney
Complaint on Understanding and Complaints
Fragmentary excerpt critiques complainants who claim misunderstandings. It argues wise people seek clarity by improving methods to communicate rather than lamenting. The text emphasizes action over complaint and asserts that complaining signals the speaker’s own fault.
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Pat
Kremlin Wonders and the Great Moscow Bell
The article surveys Moscow's Kremlin architecture with churches and palaces, highlighting the Church of St Basil and the Tower of Ivan. It notes the Kremlin’s famous cannon and bell, including the Great Bell of Moscow weighing 200 tons, and the largest cannon with an 8 foot bore, claiming it surpasses Krupp by about twenty percent, though the weapon reportedly will not shoot.
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Tomer
Kremlin
Moscow
St. Basil
Ivan
Herr Krupp
Rowslen
War of 1812 Declared By United States Congress
The act declaring war on Great Britain was approved by the president on June 19 1812 and drawn up by Attorney General William Pinkney. It passed the House on June 4 1812 with seven in favor and forty against. The measure entered into law as the nation prepared for conflict.
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United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland
United States of America
William “Pinkney
United States
House
Child’s Prayer Sparks Chatter on Time Spent in Devotion
A four year old’s playful mispronunciation of a mother’s prayer causes amusement as he blesses family members and jokes that it would not have taken up God’s time. The anecdote captures a wholesome family moment and the charm of a child’s speech.
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Papa
Manama
Graton
Mumma
Way to Keep Hog Well Theory Discussed
A brief note outlines a theory for maintaining a hog and its surroundings clean to keep the animal healthy. The writer mentions removing waste and ensuring hygienic conditions as a core practice.
Salting and Timing Baffles Budding Greco Sect
A fragmented scribble hints at a discussion on salting, timing, and warnings about a growing influence. The text references a caretaker or figure named Greag, a taboo, and an extra nation of green. The source remains unreadable in key areas.
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Thumaaiel Vite
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