Kentuckian in Canadian Grenadiers Wounded Awarded Conduct Medal
A young Kentuckian in the 7th Battalion Canadian Grenadier Guards, Alexander McClintock, was severely wounded in World War I and awarded the Distinguished Conduct Medal for gallantry during a trench raid. He describes hospital life in Britain, the care by nurses and surgeons, and a personal audience with King George V who expressed deep gratitude for his service.
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Plant Foods for a Grade? A 1900s Fertilizer Tip Letter
The article discusses using commercial fertilizer as a supplement to barnyard manure to boost soil productivity and humus. It emphasizes plant food benefits and notes feed-for-fowls guidance, urging regular feeding and heavy rations before roosting.
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