Bald eagle captured after attacking lamb in thicket
A large bald eagle was shot and captured alive by Dr. Evans Roberts and Burtat Masten after it attacked a young lamb near Kiel Wis. The bird measured six inches across the tips of its wings. Meanwhile Congress considers hundreds of bills to deliver captured German artillery to towns for display.
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Abes
Piel
Evans Roberts
Burtat Masten
Wresmen
Sien
Secretary of War
Kiel Wis
Berlin
N. SL
Congress
Shortage of Cannons Cine year ago debate in Senate
A year ago the Senate Military Affairs Committee examined a shortage of artillery for service. Lawmakers considered supply gaps and potential mobilization needs, urging quicker procurement and production to bolster national defense capabilities.
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Cine
Senate Military Affairs Committee
Emery Adopt Stowaways on Sho Ship Philadelphia Arrival
Earl Paul Gerard a 15 year old French boy and Marcel Barrat a 13 year old Belgian were brought to Philadelphia aboard the troop ship Sho shone on Sunday last and were at states of uncertain status as they were admitted as stowaways seeking shelter and future care.
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Earl Paul Gerard
Marcel Barrat
Philadelphia
Immigrant Stowaways Ordered Deported by Board of Inquiry
Two youths found resting as stowaways appeared before a Gloucester City immigrant station board of inquiry. The board ordered their deportation under immigration law, but Washington officials may approve their stay in the United States under adoption by American soldiers. The boys lost their father in the war and their mothers are dead, leaving them orphaned and alone.
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Gloucester City
Washington
Dog From France Hid Under Platform At North Reading Station
A dog, possibly an Aireilule breed and half grown, has been hiding under the north end platform at Outer Reading station for three weeks. Despite several attempts, workers cannot trap it. Believed to have ridden from France with soldiers, the dog retreats whenever a locomotive or workmen approach, and is fed by railroad staff.
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Reading
France
Insurance Advice for Service Members Policy Preference
Dr. Huebner of Philadelphia notes soldiers and sailors favor 20 year endowment policies over straight life. He observes many service men keep the endowment due to savings goals, while straight life is costly and less attractive. Statistics suggest young men struggle to self finance longer policies.
Thoughtless Dealers Spark Parking Dispute
A police official scolds a driver for improper curb distance while the driver, Mr. Chiuggins, laments a new car and blames dealers for not providing a tape measure with the outfit.
Daylight Saving Fight Heats Up in Congress and Training Plan Backed
Special correspondent reports daylight saving repeal faces a sharp congressional clash with city leaders versus farmers. Advocates expect House action to fail to stop repeal while Senate support remains. A top War Dept plan backs military training in schools and an army of 500000 next year. Also notes the NO-4 regatta cutting Atlantic crossing times, Columbus and Savannah historic milestones, and the 3900 nm voyage completed in 54 hours 16 minutes.
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Racorp Daylight Saving
Congress
House
Senate
Baker
House Military Affairs Committee
Atlantic
NG-4
Columbus
Savannah
NO-4
Free Seeds Fight Fails in Congress 95 34
Free seeds for congressional district distribution will continue after an annual attempt to remove the item from the agricultural appropriation bill failed 95 to 34. The seed distribution this year costs 358980 dollars. The War Department says surplus meats over 1000000000 pounds will be offered for sale in the United States. Bids have been sent to 1200 meat users and sales are expected. The move is linked to broad European selling plans.
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Walsh
Massachusets
The
War Department
United States
Navy chief seeks 10 battleships and six battle cruisers
Secretary of the Navy Daniels asked the House Naval Affairs Committee for 10 battleships and six battle cruisers to be completed as soon as possible and proposed a navy of 250,000.
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Secretary of the Navy
Daniels
House Naval Affairs Committee
What’s Worth More: Labor Skill Art and Capital
A screen of contrasts crowns labor at $2.50 per ten hours, skill turning $5 of material into $50 watch springs, business in reselling 74 cents into a dollar, and art worth hundreds from fifty cents of canvas. Longfellow genius, Morgan capital. A woman spends $27 on a hat over $2.75.
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Longfellow
Pierpont Morgan
Hand Picked Honeymoon Ends in Practical Home Error
A young bride speaks of starting married life with handmade furnishings and curtains, then buys a premier chicken at the market. She insists on a "hand picked" bird despite high costs, revealing the humorous tension between romance and practical domestic purchases.
Roses for the Home booklet offered by FAA division
The Federal Bureau of Plant Industry issues a freely available booklet titled Roses for the Home. It covers soils, fertilizers, planting, grafting, pruning, insect remedies and more with many illustrations. The Record readers can obtain a copy by requesting F. B. 750 from the Division of Publications, Department of Agriculture, Washington, D C.
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Federal Bureau of Plant Industry
Division of Publications
Department of Agriculture
Washington, D. C
Local Merchants and Businesses Listing in Lititz Area
A compilation lists Walter H. Buch as a merchant tailor and gents’ furnisher I H Doster traces groceries and general merchandise Elmer E Eby grain feed hay and straw H P Gingrich Co harness trunks traveling bags and repairs W M Grube footwear S M Huber roofing spouting hardware plumbing Geo L Hepp jeweler and optician Eastman Kodaks Lititz Springs Natl Bank capital 50000 surplus and undivided profits 79000 B Young Son pianos talking machines tuning.
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F. Longenecker
Frank B. Burkholder
Lititz
M. K. Hoke
Penryn
Palm Beach
Groff Wolf Co
Queen St
Lancaster
EMERY
Urgestraight Insurance
Vital Washington News
By Raymond H. Lecraw
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U. S
Europe
Paal Order Club
Merker
Ile
M. Amer
R. E. Adams Restaurant and Confectionery
H. Main Street
Walter H. Buch
Gents’ Furnisher
I. H. Doster
Elmer E. Eby
H. P. Gingrich & Co
W. B. Gochwauer
W. M. Grube
S. M. Huber
W. H. Enck Fine Furniture and Undertaker
Geo. L. Hepp Jeweler
Optician
Eastman Kodaks
Lititz Springs
Nat'l Bank Capital
Farmers National Bank
A. R. Keller Bread and Cakes
Spruce St
Lititz Clothing
M. 8. Cohen
John F. Longenecker
Chevrolet
Attes and Repairs
Long & Co
D. A. Long Dentist
S. Bread St
Lititz Record
Noah A. Trimmer
Rudy
H. R. Wertsch
C.S. Zartman Groceries and Green Goods
W.H. Muth & Co
Longenecker’s
Ideal Cocoa and Chocolate
Company Cocoa and Chocolate
S.C. Hassler Model Bread and Cakes
B. Young & Son
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