Wheat and war aims shape postwar nation
The editorial argues for maintaining large wheat reserves to support Allied needs and domestic stability, urging sustained conservation and careful policy as the U S and its allies endure hardship. It envisions a stronger, unified United States emerging from war with renewed national purpose and moral resolve.
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Anniversaries Chronicle 1696 to 1916 Events
A list of notable anniversaries and historical notes. Mentions Sir William Pepperell born 1696 and William Gray born 1750. References to Dover peace convention 1861 Morgan raid 1863 Harker and McCook killed 1864. Sultans, Zanzibar, Germany, Korea, Haficz capture, and German artillery actions in 1915 1916.
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Ration Leaders Named Amid Turbulent Public Debate
A fragmented passage hints at a discussion on future rationing leadership in America. The text references large groups of people and concerns about character in public figures, suggesting a climate of skepticism and impermanent authority.
Bar associations convene across the nation today
Atlantic City hosts the Maryland State Bar Convention as Republican leaders meet in Tacoma to shape campaign policy. The Minnesota Christian Endeavor holds a Brainerd convention, while Des Moines opens the Iowa State Bar Association meeting with many noted bench and bar leaders expected.
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Telephone Girl Remains Calm Amid Endless Calls
In a bustling telegraph era tone the column reflects on the patience and poise of the telephone operator. It notes the daily strain and the public’s blame culture while praising the operator’s courtesy and efficiency under pressure.
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Helen Keller 38th birthday noted for feats in education
The day marks Miss Helen Keller birthday and her extraordinary education as a blind deaf mute. Born in Tuscumbia Alabama she lost sight smell and hearing at age two. A Perkins Institute graduate taught her at home then in New York and Boston schools she learned to read write and speak. She entered Radcliffe College in 1900 and earned her AB in 1904. Her linguistic skills span several languages and her cultural reach is wide.
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North Hill Committee Demands Apology From Fred Rentz
In a formal notice the Black Hand of the North Hill greets Fred Rentz and his wife as they establish a home on Highland district territory. The committee demands a fitting apology for Rentz past satirical remarks before he may enter the sacred domain of North Hill.
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One Year Ago Today In The War
New Greek cabinet headed by Venizelos took office. Belgian war commission was received in the house of representatives. Russian Congress of Workmen's and Soldiers' Delegates declared against a separate peace.
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Code Love Notes Lead To Arrest
A Omaha businesswoman married a soldier who then served in the south. They used a secret code for messages. When she wired to visit, the telegram triggered a spy arrest. The groom was jailed but released after the bride explained the mix up.
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City Treasurer Finds Clerk Services Costly
City treasurer Ben Jauden offered a bank clerk $1,800 to become cashier, then $2,000 and $2,400 with banks matching each raise. The persistent bidding prompted his exasperation as the clerk’s salary rose with each offer. The note ends with a remark about the Sahara desert.
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Texas Bone Dry Today
Texas enforces statewide prohibition at midnight, after Governor Hobby signed the bill March 21. Authorities plan rigid enforcement to shield over 200000 soldiers in training from alcohol, with possible constitutional tests and a special session if voided.
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Fire at Dale Express garage in Homewood destroys cars
Fire at the Dale Express Co garage in Homewood Pittsburg Pa caused about 25000 dollars in damage. The blaze destroyed the garage and several fire automobiles. The cause was not stated.
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