Hope Russian Art Is Safe Amid War Turmoil At Petrograd
The Boston Transcript warns that Chans reports Russian capital turmoil may threaten the 1,644 paintings in Petrograd’s Hermitage catalogue. The preface notes the collection, built since Catherine II’s era, spans Italian 331, Spanish 117, Germanic 919, English 8, French 172, Russian 67 schools from over 4,000 acquired. Remaining works were housed in palaces and Moscow museums.
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Chans
Boston Transcript
Petrograd
Winter Palace
Tsarkoe Selo
Peterhof
Gatchina
Museum of
Moscow
National Dairy Show to Be Held in Columbus October
Uncle Sam through the Food Administration backs the National Dairy Show in Columbus Ohio October 10 to 19. More than $35,000 is allocated for educational work with experts guiding outreach to boost dairying nationwide. Four champion cows and grand champion bulls from Holstein Jersey Ayrshire and Guernsey breeds will be showcased.
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Uncle Sam
Columbus
Ohio
Hay
Sam
State of
Board of Agriculture
Chamber of Commerce
What the Liberty Loan Has Bought for the Army
Figures from the Ordnance Department show contracts totaling 4.8 billion dollars through June 30 1918 with a current year estimate above 7 billion. Major outlays include artillery rifles ammunition stores wagons horses food and equipment for 2.6 million troops overseas and near 2.6 million in training at home highlighting vast war purchases.
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Ordnance Department of the United States
War Department
France
Irig
Liberty Bonds Campaign Urges Patriot Bond Purchases
Rallying readers to buy Liberty Bonds to support the Army and Navy in the war effort. The message emphasizes national strength, victory, and civic duty with calls to action and patriotic framing.
Protecting Holy Shrines in War Time
In France during World War I the destruction of sacred statues and churches spurs a call to action. The piece urges strong religious resolve and patriotism, linking bonds buying to defense of Christianity and homeland values, urging citizens to buy more Liberty Bonds and support hospital ships.
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Girardon
Christ
Soissons
St. Martin Aux Bois
Compiegne
Rheims
France
Chalons
Charente Thierry
Dairy Show to Exhibit Elite Cattle in Columbus Ohio
The National Dairy Show in Columbus Ohio October 10 19 will display the aristocracy of the cow world. Four grand champion cows from recognized dairy breeds will be shown along with medals and ribbons. Judges named for each breed include Charles L from Wisconsin W S Moscrip from Minnesota H H Kildee from Amelia and Hugh G Van Pelt from Iowa. They are nationally recognized experts in their respective lines.
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Columbus
Ohio
Charles L. [Fill
Rosedale
Wis
Guarageys
Moscrip
Lake Elms
Minn
Tolstein Catttle
H. H. Kildee
Amella
Ayrshires
Hugh G. van Pelt
Waterloo
Jerseys
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Beechams Pills
Hibs National
Tele Sam
United States
Murane
H .A. van Norman
Callege of Agriculture
University of California
Europe
America
Minerva Beers
Holstein
R. E. Haeger
Algonquin
Oxford
Jersey
L. V. Walkley
Southington
Conn
Sherwalton
Ayrshire
N. J. Chisholm
Westchester
New York
Princes
Bergere
Guernsey
W. W. Marah
Ladysmith Cherub
D. Th. Tenney
St. Paul
Corvalier Lord
A. Seitz
Waukesha
Oak DeKol
Jowana Farms
Davenport
Gamboge Veelum Majesty
M. D. Munn
Leinbach
Pennsylvania
Leinbach & Bro
Reading
Reading, PA
Rayo
Rayo Lanterns
Perfection
Atlantic
the Atlantic Refining Company
Delaware
Princess Bergere
Minerva Beets
Hollstein Cow
H.H. Kildee
John T. Hackman
Warwick Township
Doncaster Co
Womea
Oscah
Hackman Ephrata
Stelner
A.E. Burkholder
Atty
Akron
Duro
Burnett-Larsh Mfg.Co
Woolworth Bldg
Lancaster, Pa
Wn. M. Amer
S. Broad Street
Lititz
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