News of a Week in Condensed Form Happenings
Miscellaneous telegraphic notes report attempted suicides in Idaho and Utah, a man killed by his own action, county prisoner labor plans, and obituaries across Oregon and Idaho. It covers arson, thefts, court actions, and political notes, mentioning Arrow Rock storage, Prohibition efforts, and international wartime concerns with Germany, Italy, and the United States.
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Intermountain
Michael W
Halley
Idaho
Mull
Utah
OM Posey
Eleot
Old Gootty
J. D. Marin
Park City
Salt Lake
John Minto
Oregon
Salem
England
Pennsylvania
Arrow Rock
Boise
Whore Island
John Brunke
Haxtun
Colo
Citizena
Domestic
Allies Bombard Turkish Forts and Threaten City Revolt
Allies bombard forts around Constantinople as Turkish defenses crumble. British and French flags fly over six fortifications, landings established, inner forts bombarded, a powder magazine exploded. Turks brace last defense on the Bosphorus while shortages and unrest worsen in Constantinople.
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London
Hritiah
Bosphorus
Sea of Marmora
Omar
Constantinople
Revoluon
Sultan Ready to Run from Canm Fareayia News
The Matin datelined Athens reports the sultan of Turkey plans to depart Canm Fareayia. Inhabitants of Prinkipots near the Sea of Marmara are told to prepare to leave, with readiness instructions issued.
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Paria
Athens
Turkey
Canm- Fareayia
Sea of
Marmara
Constantinople
Roosevelt to form American Legion reserve volunteers unit
Former President Theodore Roosevelt announces a new organization of first reserves to be named the American Legion. He states that he and his four sons will join, and that in case of war he will seek congressional authorization to raise the army via this reserve corps.
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Wilson
Germany
Great Britain
Garrison
Army
War Department
Martha J. Wade
Iowa City
United States
Southern District of Laws
Senate
House Ways and Means
Organization of
First Reserves
New York
American Legion
Hieparedguss
Legion
Roosevelt
Congress
Missing horse link found in Miocene Sierra Nevada
Berkeley scientist Jake P. Bowards reports a three toed horse fossil of the Meryetippus type unearthed in northern Sierra Nevada strata. The discovery fills a gap in horse history and supports the existence of ancient equine life in that region.
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Berkeley
Cal
Sierra Nevada
Jake P. Bowards
Loreetory
Louleville Firms Face Bankruptcy in Wake of Litigation
Local records show Teemenmsly & Moore and FG Walker Assaulting Company involved in a long running dispute with the state. The case concerns a merger and alleged financial missteps amid rumors of voluntary bankruptcy. Court actions and creditor notices are pending.
Unclear source text about seamen's bill and treaties
Fragmentary OCR mentions a German steamer, loans, and treaties but content is garbled. Cannot determine clear people, places, or events to summarize into a coherent news item.
Russian Forces Strike in North Poland and Central Front
War dispatches indicate Russian forces press in north Poland while fighting continues across central Poland, the Carpathians, eastern Galicia and Bukovina. German and Austro-Hungarian operations stall on wings as Russian counterstrokes gain some ground. French air power and artillery engagements near Verdun are reported with German positions sustaining pressure.
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Preasures
Poland
Kolomes
Rast Gatien
Purdanelles
Germany
Austria
Turkey
Petrograd
Kolo
London
Carpathians
Galcla
Bukowina
Adétriany
Eastrussian
Kukovina
Verdun
Mets
Austrians on Short Rations and Dispatches From Washington
The Austrian government plans to seize control of loaned staples in Vienna urging declarations of stock. Government to ration bread potatoes and other foods, with state prices for buys. In Washington price trends note bread and agricultural guidance amid rising costs.
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Vienna
Washington
Department At Agriculture
Basarday
Department
Epigraphs of Church Notices and an Episcopal Organ Blower
In a humorous Harper's Magazine vignette a man explains church announcement leaflets and the meaning of initials on names. The scene features Miss May, a card with Ril Mrown and others, and the organ blower speaker clarifying initials like D for December and E for Episcopal.
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James
Penehureh Street
Doctor Price
Dee
C Rimmonds
Harper's Magaecine
How to Seek Safety in Thunderstorms
Practical guidance warns against staying under isolated trees during storms and suggests seeking shelter in houses or cottages, finding low ground, rock faces, or dry ditches. It notes that being wet can be less dangerous than being drenched, as damp clothing may shield a person from electric current.
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Kay
Nick in an Artery Dangerous
Dr Seward Erdman reports two Lincoln hospital cases where arteries nicked during surgery bled repeatedly for weeks. The muscular artery walls constrict after a nick, forming a hole that bleeds unless tied or closed. In small arteries closure may occur without help while larger ones require immediate sealing to stop hemorrhage.
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Seward Erdman
New York Medical Journal
Lincoln Hospital
The Fan in Egypt and Classical Symbolism
The fan served as a royal emblem of Egypt conveying authority and repose. Grecian ladies favored fans with peacock feather motifs, while the peacock symbolized splendor in June. Romans focused on conquest, contrasting with peace in art and industry under empire.
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Egypt
Boap Clube Soap Pool In Soho Window Listed
A fragment notes a soap club in Soho where members pool money weekly to draw for soap prizes. It likens the club to hat and feather groups in Whitechapel and Bethel Green, with uncertain dates and crude spelling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soho
Whitechapel
Bethel Creee
Walt
Landes Chronicle
Cheap Winter Feed Mixes for Livestock Economics
Farmers can winter stock cheaply by mixing bran and ground corn with crimped fodder and wheat straw. Feed three times daily with warm water, adjust by animal work, and use oat or corn supplements for horses. A split fodder method and dry, roomy shelters aid thrift during cold months.
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Crewe
Winady
Impaction in Work Horses in Dowels and Mash Care
The text discusses impaction in work horses, noting that peacetime care including feeding bran mash can reduce digestive issues. It emphasizes monitoring teeth and providing ground feed to ease work. The passage is written in a period voice with cues about animal husbandry practices.
Composition Of Ewe's Milk And Its Fat Content
Fragmentary notes discuss ewe milk composition and fat content across breeds. The text mentions varying fat percentages, effects of diet, and breeding implications for milk quality and lamb rearing, but details are incomplete.
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Karen Dlanem
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