Arrival of American Permisionaries in France Sparks War Welcome
A crowded rail station scene in France greets the first American permissionaries. Soldiers in trench gear descend from trains, with Red Cross aid and British aviators passing through. French crowds cheer as bands play jazz, and officials urge discipline, while the newcomers enjoy a brief respite before more training and deployment.
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PWM
Alu Lee
Howe
Oftcore Amt
Wstrora
Tanteca
Gala Creek
Atlantic
Thor
Paria
Red Cross
France
Historic and scenic sights for permissionaires in Als
A fragmentary narrative describes permissionaires in Als enjoying liberty on leave near Savoy. It notes they may visit monuments and historic sites including the Alps, Chartemagne, and royal relics, while cautioning against gambling temptations and illicit liquor sales. It portrays their health, discipline, and balance between recreation and duty.
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Amartine
Raphae
Cafekrite
Chanbery
Atlee Taina
Les Chartiettes
Jean Jacques
Maderne Warena
Alt
Hariete
Alps
Natarre
Egypt
Elizabeth of
Antria
Marie MI
Portugal
Great Britain
Seden
Neoveny
Felgium
Spain
Als
Alx
Department of Savoy
First American Missionaries Leave for Home
The article notes the departure of eight days of evangelical workers after a weeklong stay. Soldiers express gratitude for hospitality and the men pledge continued support as they travel by train, waving to townsfolk under rainy skies.
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A. FB. F
Tim
Gregram
Peete Stlem
Tare Ball
Rome
Ameer
Chanbery
Lake Bourge
Noel
Dara
Halle
Paris
Porin
America
Ainon
Smilies
County Agent: A Busy Man Promoting Agriculture
The county agent travels across counties to assist farmers by offering practical guidance and connecting local needs with federal resources. Instances include snowshoe travel in Colorado to assist a farmer, expanding cattle herds in Williams County, and coordinating seed corn shipments to meet Indiana demand. In Madison County Kentucky he promotes cantaloupe cultivation, engaging about twenty farmers in 1916 to improve soil care and crop variety.
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Wic
el Paso
Colorado
William County
North Dakota
Tve
Williams County
New Jersey
New York
Deaware
Indiana
Tlinois
Chicago
State Council of Defense
Department of Agriculture
Madison County
Kentucky
Fife
Poor crop yields push county agent to advise enhanced farming
The report describes farmers in a county facing reduced harvests and failing fruit yields. County agent Elvan Wegah promotes methods to improve cattle, soil health, and winter crop routines, seeking higher profitability and sustainable practice through countywide outreach and guidance from a national agriculture expert.
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Elvan
Nat Meey
Ebi
Hat Farmer Thinks of the County Agent
A letter from W. T. Lav er, a farmer of Lome Plewrh, Cal, praises the county agent as a trained skilled man who helps solve farm problems. The winter relations service of the United States department of agriculture is cited as a source. The farmer emphasizes personal guidance and scientific methods to improve farming practices.
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Atorteo
United States Department of Aghealteteere
United States
Sans
Pente
W. T Larver
Lome Plewrh
Cal
Cities Seek Rat Defense and Fall Garden Plans
City planners urge rat proofing of buildings with inspections and barrier efforts while suggesting voluntary rat proofing of openings and use of dogs traps and cleaners. A nationwide note encourages continuing garden work with spring planting and late vegetables such as roots Brussels sprouts late cabbage cauliflower celery peas spinach and turnips for a full harvest before frost.
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Redente
Ieee
Oman
Fortuntely
Department of Agteniiure
Donthei
Unite States
Lnte
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Sulalai
APO
Aimeb
Ament
Berrios
United
Isvee Department of Agriculture
Tre County
Erthusism
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