Back-Door Methods by a Society Editor
Clarice Daw uses the back-door method to scoop a society bazaar story at Colonel James Drew's estate. A dry bar bartender reveals a two million dollar charity pledge by the men, aiding a hospital in France, and Clarice arranges a ride with a house butler to secure a photo cue. The city editor notes back-channel access and hints at past rivals who went directly to headquarters.
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Nore
Clarice Daw
News World
Clarice
James Drew
Russia
Drew
Clarke
Yuma
France
J. P. Asterbilt
Lancaster Stevens
Margaret
Coloniel Dréw
Colonel Drew
Col. James Drew
News
Gol. James
New Society
Society
Grippe In Washington Described As Citywide Plague
In a vivid account from Washington, influenza deaths surge with 91 in 24 hours, hospitals overwhelmed, and ambulances rushing bodies and patients. Uncle Joe Cannon appears healthy and popular as the writer recalls past political battles and wartime support.
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Washington
France
Belgium
Alexander’ DeFoe
London
America
Europe
Asia
Senate
Capitol Building
Pension Bureau
Uncle Joe Cannon
House of Representatives
Gen. Sherwood
Ohio
House
Uncle Joe
Harvest Home
Francis Bacon
Willam Shakespeare
Joe Cannon
Danville
Joe
Wilson
Congress
Illinois
Bryan
Not In His Diet Keeps Lunch in Check
A humorous exchange centers on an office worker who defends a shorter lunch break. The colleague questions the two hour lunch while the other explains a preference for a lean routine, avoiding a movie for dessert.
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Lean
Lille Freed as German Forces Withdraw
Eyewitness reports Lille celebrating its liberation at 9 pm with crowds cheering the entry of British and French troops. Citizens recall German occupation and describe joyous scenes, a violinist on the staircase, and widespread Marseillaise singing as refugees and locals mark the city’s return to the homeland.
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Lille
Petit Journal
Armentieres
France
Holf
Guiselin
Baudon
Wilson
William
M. Regnier
Mayor Dessalle
Legion of Honor
Place de Theater
Place de la Concorde
Department of the Nord
Preserving Eggs in Water Glass Method and Lime Alternative
Fresh eggs kept in a sodium silicate water glass solution can last 8 to 12 months if clean and infertile. The guide covers preparation steps, mixing ratios, storage, and an alternative lime-water method with salt optional, plus tips to avoid spoilage and cracking.
Ask Farmers to Plant Walnut Trees
The U S forest service warns walnut supplies are dwindling due to gun stock demand and urges planting. This year offers a heavy walnut crop and seed is available for farm planting on suitable land. Walnut wood is durable and useful for posts and farm needs, and the wood finishes well for gunstocks and turning.
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United States
Forest Service
United States Department of Agriculture
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