Plan to Train Women in Military Dates and Camps
A proposed All States Training Corps plans to use cantonments for women war workers to receive semimilitary drills and industrial training. Janna Cocroft leads with a board including Surgeon General Rupert Blue and Julius Kahn. Admiral Cary Grayson would be medical director while War Department permits partial cantonment use for training camps and recreation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
All States Training Corps
Vierres
Pearl
Janna Cocrott
Cirteano
Cary T. Grayson
Miss Cocroft
Rupert Wlue
Enoch Crowder
J. F. Kerr
Robert Lansing
Secretary of State
Bliss Mabel T. Boardman
American Red Cross
Franklin K. Lane
Secretary of Interior
Gertrude Lane
Julius Kahn
House of Representatives
War Department
Washington
White House
Army
Local social notes fill page with names and events
A dense collage of personal mentions fills the page, listing residents such as Mrs. Com, Albert Trevith, Miss Merid, Mrs. Pent, and Mr. and Mrs. Roberts among many others. The writeup references visits, births, marriages, social calls, traveling between towns, and various community ties in a bustling ledger of local life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs
Liv
Micael
Sunilay
Bedrest
Albert
Gale
Dad Verni
Avery Tareas
Alyee
Pattie Dieskaps
Earl Jardon Injures Ankle In Chidwin Morning Incident
A morning incident in Chidwin left Earl Jardon with a dislocated ankle and accompanying injuries. Local responders transported him for medical evaluation and treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Jardon
Mrs. Churde Wells
Cottonseed cake boosts profits for pasture fed steers found
Five year trials by the Bureau of Animal Industry and the agriculture department with cooperation from the Alabama Data experiment station show supplementary feeds like cottonseed cake on pasture increase daily gains, animal size, and sale value. Cake-fed cattle sold higher per hundredweight, despite higher feed costs, with cold pressed cake less effective.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Department of Agriculture
Bureau of Animal Industry
Ala- Data
Coost SG
Women on Farms and Temporary Woman Labor Substitution
Department of Agriculture note states women can perform certain farm tasks but urges temporary urban women labor as substitute to fill farmer needs. Assistant Secretary Clarence Quintoyv asserts that this release of experienced town workers would reduce demand for farm labor except for lighter tasks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unite States Department of Agrcultures
Wen
Fim
Clarence Qustoyv
Prevalence of High Wool and Its Effect on Farming
United States Department of Agriculture prepared the report on high wool prevalence and its impact on the sheep industry. The document argues the emphasis on animal husbandry will bolster the nation’s clothing supply and stabilize farming systems. A note on a 24 hour mail order shoe repair service offered by A. E. Koons in Massachusetts accompanies the text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
A. E. Koons
Massachusetts
Possible Cure Talks Between Mr and Mrs Lott
A fragment shows Mrs Lott asking how to stop talking in her sleep and Mr Lott suggesting he speak more while awake. The dialogue hints at a domestic concern about sleep talking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Lott
Mr.Lott
France's WWI sacrifice and Mayr's Wonderful Remedy ad
Half of the French army suffered enormous losses with 1 500 000 killed and equal wounded, a share of their population greater than any other nation. The piece credits Americans for gratitude and highlights Mayr's Wonderful Remedy sold by Geo H Mayrack in Chicago, claiming it relieves intestinal ailments and promises money back. Round Comer Drug Store advertises it widely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Ameries
Geo. H. ‘Mayr
Chicago
America
Mayr
Natural Lightning Conductor at Mont Enna Tests Safety
A fragmented report describes an observatory event at Mont Enna with a device termed a natural lightning conductor. The text notes a testing scenario, a small measure of power, and a chilly atmosphere affecting observers during the procedure.
Wartime mine fields and hive damage described at Popad ia
The text describes a wartime scenario where bees and hives at a location near Popadia are affected by disease and weather. It notes hives high up damaged by wind and sun, and British mining during the war, with mines costing from 500 pounds each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arte Watiaers
Also Mentioned on This Page
WOME
Ceroft
Caty T Grayson Mrs Whert Lansing
Mea
Robert Ad Stout
Mis Plath Bank
Nina Lee
Niles
Bey Stone
Trevor
Ales
Pantin
Ant Ieee
Sottan
oMir
Uyade
Mesa
Archon
Watton
Aptis
Vierne
Curtis
Bert Sitter
Aytton
Sean
Sy Ds
Brysk
Denekie Sutter
Bert Satlen
Willian
Fletcher Sani
Ayers
Lawrence
Lawson
Ebert
James Oliver
Avery
Concord Hames
McCormick
John Deere
Igusehold
Russia
J. E. Lawson
C. D. Thomas
W. C. Flory
North Lawrence Christian Church
Atlas
Eveready
Journal-World
W.R. Atlee
Lone Star
Jersey
Guernsey
Deering
Olds
Myers
B. H. Mohler
E. 0. Perkins
Clerigi Epley
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