Registration rules for young men in June draft
Detained text outlines June 6 universal registration for men aged twenty one to thirty. It covers exemptions later, penalties for noncompliance, and includes a circular with twelve questions to answer before the registrar. It gives detailed guidance on name, age, address, birth date, citizenship, birthplace, current job, employer, dependents, marital status, race, and prior military service.
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Main Street
Chicago
Cook County
D- Lnois
Mirst
Columbus
Vienna
Austria
Ris
France
Sofia
Bulgnein
Kia
Federnl
Custom House
Navy Yard
United States
Spoetry
Hank
Navy
National Guard
War Department
Belony
Enfield Rifle to Be Used in American Production Plans
The article notes Britain’s rifle supply strain and US consideration to deploy or rework existing British factory capacity to manufacture the Knfield elite rifle for American use. It discusses adapting current emathorae and Kn field facilities to meet demand, with future adjustments possible as new Bay eld elements come in.
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Hue
United
Saving at home urges thrift and meal planning
A recruiting station on a noted corner urges neighbors to save rather than spend while promoting economical meals, garment maintenance, and food preservation. It stresses planning balanced meals, preventing waste, and using every edible bit, noting the vast impact of household waste on food supply and leather goods.
The Apron as Nation's Uniform of Thrift
Washington appeals to American women urging thrift to aid the war effort. Secretary Houston says home economies can feed armies and supply food beyond with careful household effort. The apron becomes a symbol of national service through demonstrated thrift.
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Washington
United States
Houston
Rebuilds Rise From Ruins in French Village Vitriment
Vitriment a village between Nancy and Luneville in France is being rebuilt at the expense of Mrs. William Henry Crocker wife of the San Francisco banker. She has donated $20000 to begin reconstruction. Mise Polk te oversees the project for the American benefactor. The village, burned and bombed during the German invasion, is being rebuilt as a model town with villagers aiding the effort as French and American flags fly together at the doorway of a repaired cottage.
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Vitriment
Lorralon
Nancy
Luneville
France
Wililmia Henry Crocker
William Henry Crocker
San Francisco
Cal
Bane
Bie
Case of Shinju Stirs Japan Aids Count Yoshikawa Family
Tokyo reports a dramatic double suicide plan involving Mia Yoshikawa and her chauffeur Rikisuke Kuramochi. The chauffeur killed himself after cast wreck on the railroad tracks, as Mia was dragged toward the engine. Her husband, adopted by the Souhikens family, stood as heir to the count. The incident draws attention to the practice of shiriji in Japan.
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Tokyo
Akimasa Yoshikawa
Privy Council
Mia
Kwanji Yoshikawa
Rikisuke Kuramochi
Yoshikawa
Mra
Souhikens
Japan
GIVES 100 CAMELS AS GIFT
Calcutta India reports a donation of a hundred Khalat camels from Baluchistan to the viceroy of India. The Khalat camels are valued as among the finest, with high prices and rarity due to their speed and extreme temperance in drinking.
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Calcutta
India
Khalat
Baluchistan
Sandals for Farmers Aim to Cut Summer Costs
Sunbury reports talks in Morthumberand county about sandals for farmers as a summer fashion. Fara clube discuss sandal prices with dealers to gauge costs and potential savings. Provematia signals sandals will be cheaper and healthier with no history used, a plan pushed by the later group.
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Sunbury
Morthumberand
Fara Clube
Superior schools organize junior crop corps in town
Superior Wisconsin schools plan a junior crop corps with a 3000 strong boy garden army. Youths will be assigned to shifts and guard duty while cultivating donated land, seed, and farming implements. Girts enrollment to be enlisted as part of the program.
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BOY Garden
Superior, Wis
Superior, Wi
Superior
Mother's Love Stays Death at Saratoga Hospital
Saratoga New Jersey reports a remarkable case at the hospital where a dying mother, Mrs Z Shanks, refuses to die until she sees her son Willie who left home five years ago. Doctors and nurses note the emotional resilience and attribute it to motherly love and prayers, while speculation suggests the son may have joined Allied forces.
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Saratoga
N. J
Saratoga Hospital
Z Shanks
Honepitaw
Shanks
Willie
Talseing
Chair Is Treasure Chest in San Rafael Mystery Home
In San Rafael the former home of the late Mrs Helene Ravnders is probed after a chair is found to conceal bonds valued at 1,000 dollars. Mrs Saunders was noted to have planned a car purchase years ago, with the house linked to her estate. Detectives seek relatives as they examine the old residence.
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United States
Alaska
Lawall
Porto Rico
Cloiset
San Rafael
Cal
House of Mystery
Helene Ravnders
Eearchere
Bonde
Saunders
Eno
Boskies
Pertuanl
Mole
Live stock device aids mouthing grain for horses
A crude apparatus mounted on a horse with a rigid frame secures the animal’s muzzle, allowing castration-like restraint and easier access to grain. The setup aims to improve feeding by preventing grain loss as the horse moves its head and attempts to transfer feed from a sack to its mouth, a common and troublesome behavior.
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Hornes
Italoo Saven
Favors Two Litter System for Pigs
The two litter system breeds hogs in November for furrowing in late February or early March and weans at ten weeks. Pigs are marketed at six to eight months, weighing 200 to 250 pounds. Gales on young growing animals yield quicker returns, with brood sows kept busy year round. Advantages include higher production and lower hog cholera risk. disadvantages demand high grain and forage, with extra care for early spring and fall pigs.
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L A. Weaver
Missouri College of Agriculture
Self Feeders for Bolters Idea and Diagram
Reader instructions describe making a simple self-feeder to stop a bolt ing habit in poultry. The drawing shows a practical feeder design titled by a mage writer in The Parmer with notes about scale and construction. The item emphasizes an easy remedy using household materials to control feeding behavior in fowl.
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Flatiron
New York
Secretary of Agriculture
Grisia
Sandals For Farmers
Pennsylvania
Banda
Boltere
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