Mosaic Disease of Sugar Cane Identified in Southern States
United States Department of Agriculture announces ongoing survey of mosaic disease in sugar cane across southern states. findings show the disease spreads through infected stalks. eradication efforts include removing and destroying diseased plants and sterile replanting to prevent further spread.
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United States
Washington
Erie
Perot
Porto Rico
Most Eloquent Speech of War Shaping Draft Policy
A wartime speech by Donlin in the building trades department argued for drafting from industry to fill labor needs. The address, noted as one of the war period’s most effective, swayed opposition to placing women and soldiers into trades and highlighted the tension between effort and dilution.
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Eneral Craw
Basrueh
Tanya
Ian
Dontin
Building Trades Department
Donlin
Ani
Babies as H. C. L. Sacrifice in Minnesota
Official statistics to Governor Burnquist show rising numbers of Minnesota families forced to abandon infant care to allow both parents to work. High rents and food costs drive mothers to place children in charitable institutions or loan them to the state.
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Minn
Burnquist
Minnesot
W. Dickinson
Chittren
Wome Society of
Minnesota
St. Pauvt
Bandits Use Auto to Loot Railroad Pay in Paris
Crime rises as armed robberies spread after peace. Two disabled soldiers carrying £28,000 pay were ambushed on a tram road near Paris. A gray motorcar waited, the thieves fled with the money bag and a light car was spotted at a public house. Two more suspects are in police hands. Portland cement plants valued at $2,000,000 were planned in Kawasaki and Hokkolo.
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Paris
Havre
Bennet Garnier
War Drill for German Boys Pupils at Charlottenburg
Charlottenburg scholars aged twelve to sixteen study two hours daily in the afternoon on a large field practicing with machine guns hand grenades rifles and vehicles. A local citizen reports the drills resemble those from the Imperial era and notes repeated military style training observed in Charlottenburg. Girt Saves Father, Paris Ky story follows about a pig attack where a daughter and a laborer rescue a man and move him to safety.
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Berlin
Charlottenburg
People’s Gazette
Tageblatt
Germans wreck Rhine fortress Istetr near Kasel
German forces began dismantling the Istetr fortress on the Rhine about eight miles north of Kasel under Allied supervision. The stronghold housed long range guns that commanded stretches of the German and Swiss shores.
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Geneva
Istetr
Rhine
Kasel
Britons Study 24 Hour Time Proposal Advisory Committee
London reports a government appointed panel to study adopting the 24 hour time system. The method, used in western Canada for about a dozen years and common among astronomers, begins at midnight with hours counted to 24. The note cites usage in the United States and Italy. Grace Miller in Los Angeles claims a 32 day fast cured stomach trouble and beat a standstill with indigestion.
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Canada
United States
Italy
Los Angeles
Cal
Grace M. Miller
H.C. L
Exploration Waits on Airmen for Unknown Realms
A Strand Magazine tone essay argues aircraft will open vast unknown regions. It cites Yosemite and Grand Canyon exploits, predicts rapid mapping, and envisions aerial posts anchoring expeditions. South America, deserts, polar fronts, and central Asia are highlighted as future frontiers for air exploration and scientific discovery.
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EL Capitan
Half Dome
Yosemite Valley
Grand Canon
Colorado
Arizona
Rockies
Continental Divide
Buees Peak
Longs Peak
Hurtin
Ariel
Sounthorn
Egypt
Sahara
Ned Fe Bs Corti
Lilo
Bor
Vorwaels
Fred J
Brazil
Antarctica
Himalayas
Pleman
Himalaya
Himayas
Afghanistan
Badakshan
Kafirstan
Shilluk
Somdin
Uganda
Tripoli
Cyrensica
Wedel
Asia
Arada
Indian Ocean
Bitter
Dow
South Arabia
Yemen
Nejron
Adaj
Nejd
Asa
Westcentral
Arabia
Midd
Fritt
South America
SAI
Poles
Ard
Central Asia
Central Africa
Australia
Arctic
Antarctic
Vancouver
Yukon
Thoes
Sind
Strand
Amazon
Orinnco
Theodore Roosevelt
No Divorce in Lithuania A Festive Yet Formal Marriage Tradition
The article describes Lithuanian marriage customs during winter, noting lavish pre wedding visits, the maiden night wreath swap for matrons chain, Sunday church weddings, and the bride’s ceremonial weeping. It claims no divorces occur, with wives sharing farm work and domestic duties, and laments on love, labor, and social expectations.
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New Battle Republic
Orcar
Cupid
Lithuania
Mae
Bos
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