Town meeting on farm city cooperation sparks Hampden model
Farmers and merchants in Starcross hear a detailed case for collaboration. Mr Debered outlines Hampden County Improvement League efforts, including agriculture advisories, a dairy push, horticulture growth, credit exchanges, and a large youth and women program enhancing rural prosperity. The gathering ends with interest in adopting similar steps locally.
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Bill
Bear
Hill
Van
Starcross
Dan
Debcred
Den
Oldtimer
Debered
Hampden County
Massachusetts
Mr. Debered
Springfield
League
Farmers’ Credit Exchange
Exchange
Home Committee
Enogh
Seleicester
Mr. Debored
Bank Bulletin Boards Spread Agricultural Information Saskatchewan
Banks in Saskatchewan join to display agricultural notices on bulletin boards. The Department of Agriculture organized suitable leaflets for farms, with boards also placed in business houses, libraries, and railway stations. All aim to disseminate farmer oriented information.
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Saskatchewan
Department of Agriculture
Balleo
Debt to Japan Acknowledged By Wilson At Arrival
In remarks carried by the New York Times, Viscount Ishii credits Japan with safeguarding Pacific sea lanes and preventing German violence from spreading. The piece notes U S reliance on Japan for safety and acknowledges Allied wartime help, stressing Japan’s role in keeping Asia peaceful and protecting travelers and commerce.
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Wilson
Viscount Ishii
United States
Pacific
Europe
Atlantic
Mediterranean
Japan
Asia
Sturdee
von Spee
New York Times
Talking Cocoanut and the Phantom Phonograph In the Philippines
Sanford Jones recounts a travelogue of trade conditions in the Orient urging a Society for Electrical Development report. On Silan Island in the Sulu Archipelago natives reacted to a coconut bound phonograph and improvised a magneto telephone line.
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Philippines
Sanford Jones
Society For Electrical Development
Pasilan
Sulu
Puessonente
Lacantes
Bavarians Hate Prussians Say Paris Dispatch
A Paris report in the New York Herald notes Bavarian and Prussian troops fear rivalry even in captivity. At Sereth a Bavarian group urged Romanian guards to kill Prussians, sparking a savage scuffle before order was restored.
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New York Herald
Paris
The
Sereth
United States Potato Crop Update Declines Reported
A brief notice reports changes in the U.S. potato crop. Details and figures are sparse, but the item notes crop trends and potential impacts on markets.
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United States
Prince Edward Wins Over Tommies as Soldier in War
Tale of Prince Edward in France portrays him taking real risks with frontline troops, earning respect from privates. Accounts describe him riding through shelling, sharing meals, and urging comrades, seen as the throne’s heir who endears himself to soldiers in Ypres and other danger spots.
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Edward
Prince of Wales
Loos
Surrey
England
France
Ypres
Eleven o’Clock Square
Fritz
Sonny
Crump
Prince
A.S.C
War measures reshape Holland under long siege says van Loon
Dutch writer Hendrik Willem van Loon argues the war has profoundly strained Holland. He describes widespread hardship including limited lighting heat and schooling, closed theatres and rare streetcars, while noting most citizens endured years of toil and a strict blockade.
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Holland
Hendrik Willem van Loon
Netherlands
North Sea
Sie
Revels in New Found Liberty in Russia for Jews
A long, critical discussion on Jewish life under Russian law details how Jews face residency bans and denied education. It notes police harassment of Jewish women seeking study and the struggle to establish cemeteries, with appeals to authorities in St. Petersburg for relief.
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Russia
Paesevreteses
Dr . Melamed
Poland
Lithuania
Warsaw
St. Petersburg
Moscow
Amore
Melamed
Sulvalki
Svtete
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