Pershing on Allied Strategy and Clemenceau Clash
General Pershing recounts Franco American coordination in 1918 as Clemenceau, Petain, and Foch debate ramifications of leadership and training. He notes efforts to curb alcohol among troops, chaplain expansion, and joint planning at Compiegne with Robertson and Haig weighing offensives versus defenses.
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Clemenceau
Washington
Petain
M. Clemenceau
General Petain
France
United States
Paris
Robert Bacon
Gwynne
Bishop Brent
Chaumont
Brent
War Department
Lord Northcliffe
British Air Board
England
U. S
Robertson
Foch
Compiegne
Italy
Verdun
Salonika
Haig
Hay Making New Modern Science
Hay making advances push efficiency and quality with dew-free cutting and windrow curing. Hartwig of New York State College of Agriculture advises cutting after dew, wilting in the windrow, and using side-delivery rakes to protect leaves and reduce spoilage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. B. Hartwig
New York State College of Agriculture
Hartwig
Small Pigs Susceptible to Worm Infestation
Roundworms inhabit the small intestines of young pigs. Infected pigs shed eggs in manure, eggs swallowed by piglets hatch, migrate via liver and lungs, return to the throat and stomach, maturing in two months. Young pigs are at higher risk and need four months of protection and sanitary measures to prevent infestation.
Apple Tree Borer Harms Orchards Insect Damage Report
The article warns that most young orchards suffer losses from the apple tree borer unless regularly inspected. Frass at the tree base indicates borers and monthly to bi monthly checks during the growing season are advised. If borers are found, cut along the burrow to reach them, as this limits future damage.
Avoid Egg Eating Vice by Keeping Birds Busy
Egg eating is a vice which seldom develops among birds that are kept occupied and have proper feed and range. The remedy is to get the birds on range if possible. Supply ample oyster shell and bone deepen the litter and darken the nests. Gather the eggs frequently for a few days. Some recommend the feeding of milk for a few days.
Calves Need Milk and Grain for Growth
The piece argues calves cannot graze their living until eight or nine months and that skim milk, grain, and good hay aid growth. It suggests housing calves in a shaded area or stable during hot parts of the day for best results.
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General Pershing
Gen
John J. Pershing
Arras
Amiens
Bruxelles
Quentin
Chalons
Battle Fine
International Bdy
Bar-le-Duc
Chaumpht
Vardun
Germany
Metz
Hay
North American
Alliance
Whnu
G.F.P
St.Joseph’s G.F.P
St. Joseph's
G.E.P
Yonic
Biff
Miff
Silas Hamblin
Cambria
Terre Haute Tribune
St.Joseph’s
P Baking Spowder
Texas
Houston Surgical Appliance Co
Caroline St
Houston
Galveston
F. W. Heitmann Co
Milby
Houston, Texas
Texas Ave
Travis
Barber Trade
Moler Barber College
Pranklin Ave
Tex
Suranviston Sane Eine & Pax Nek
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