Woodrow Wilson Era U S Officers List
The text lists United States officials including Vice President and cabinet secretaries such as Theos. R. Marshall as Secretary of State and Wa. G McAdoo as Secretary of War, plus other named posts like Interior and Agriculture, with regional references to The Dalles and Portland. It also mentions county officers and members of the legislature.
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Woodrow Wilson
Theos
R. Marshall
Rober R. Lansag
Treasery
McAdoo
N. D. Baker Secestary of Navy
Josephus Daniel
Freakin K. Lane
Albert S. Burles
Agriculture
David F. Hustoe
Commerce
B. Redheld
Labor
Wa B. Wikes
Regular Meeting Notice for Newberg Lodge 104
Newberg Lodge No. 104 A F and A M announces regular meetings on the second and fourth Thursday evenings each month. Visiting brothers always welcome. By order W H Woodworth W M and John Larkin Secretary.
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Newberg Lodge
A. F
A. M
W. H. Woodworth
W. M
John Larkin
Shiloh Relief Corps No 26 Meeting Schedule
Shiloh Relief Corps No 26 meets on the second and fourth Thursday of each month at 2:30 PM in the I O C F Hall. Mrs Minnie V Byers is president and Emma L Snow secretary.
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Shiloh Relief Corps NO
C. F. Hall
Minnie V. Byers
Emma L. Snow
Man Tempts War Dog With Biscuit in Cafard by Galsworthy
In a scene from Cafard by John Galsworthy, Jean Liotard wins a terrified dog’s trust through patient feeding. He offers biscuits, the creature advances, cowers, then finally licks his hand and accepts a closer bond as the animal seems to pledge loyalty to its new master.
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Jean Liotard
Cafard
John Galsworthy
Scribner's
Liberty Cycle's Wheels for Army Service
The Liberty motorcycle features interchangeable wheels as shown by Popular Mechanics. A spare wheel mounted on the alde car can replace any of the three in an emergency in under a minute. Transverse tongues fit into grooves on the sprocket and brake drums. mounting requires sliding the wheel in and locking with a knock-out axle.
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Liberty Cycle
Quartermaster Corps
France
Popular Mechanics Magazine
Protect the Birds plan for France’s songbirds
M. Andre Godart proposes protecting France’s songbirds and rearing species such as goldfinches bullfinches finches yellowhammers thrushes blackbirds and starlings in aviaries. He cites bird scarcity hurting grape growers in Gironde with 40 million francs lost in 1910 and olive growers facing abandonment of the industry.
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France
M. Andre Godart
Parisian
M. Godart
Gironde
Presidents Who Were Soldiers
More than half of U S presidents have served as soldiers. Washington and Monroe fought in the Revolutionary War. Jackson, William Henry Harrison, Tyler, Taylor, and Buchanan fought in the War of 1812. Lincoln fought in the Black Hawk War. Taylor, Pierce and Grant served in the Mexican War. Grant, Hayes, Garfield, Arthur, Benjamin Harrison and McKinley served in the Civil War. Roosevelt served in the Spanish American War.
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Washington
Monroe
Jackson
William Henry Harrison
Tyler
Taylor
Buchanan
Lincoln
Pierce
Grant
Hayes
Garfield
Arthur
Benjamin Harrison
McKinley
Roosevelt
Spain
Rich Ore Discovery In Montana Sparks Ore Hype
Montana reports a marvelous manganese ore find at a mine with about 1,000,000 tons in sight. Authorities warn that wartime exaggerations have circulated, so the announcement may overstate actual prospects.
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Montana
United States
Norway Deploys $7 Million for Farm Development Push
Norway's government allocates seven million dollars to support ten agricultural development projects. Four and a half million dollars are earmarked to sustain low maximum prices for cattle feed and fertilizer.
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Norway
Ancient Giants of Patagonia Birds Revealed in Fossils
Scientific American notes giant flightless Patagonian birds of the Phororhacidae from Miocene fossils. The tallest Phororhacus may have stood over eight feet, with a skull larger than a horse, and powerful terrestrial predators dominated by missing details of their extinction.
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Patagonia
South America
Bronttornis
Phororhacus
Scientific American
Street of American Victory in Bordeaux Linked to Victoire Name
A Bordeaux street named Victoire Americaine historically ties to a potter Hustin who named his wife Victoire. Locals once thought the street honored the American Revolution, while 1800 passersby likely assumed 1918 associations, though a historian notes no such link.
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France
Collier's
Bordelais
Hustin
Victoire
Cul-De-Sac
Martinique
Mme. Victoire
Bordeaux
Beautiful Blossoms in the Woods
Mrs Lindsay Patterson in Progressive Farmer lauds dog wood and Judas trees blooming with pink and white next spring. She contrasts American forests with Parisian streets and horse chestnut blooms, inviting readers to gather branches for seasonal joy.
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Paris
Lindsay Patterson
Progressive Farmer
Novel Introduction In London Hotel Wash Hands Scene
A writer in a London newspaper recalls a pathetic incident at a hotel washbasin. Two young officers, strangers, exchanged a hesitant proposal to wash hands together and then washed each other’s hands before going to lunch.
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London
War timber estimates and utility items cited
Estimates place wartime timber needs at 50 million cubic feet. The chatter notes France ordering a million baseball bats and English soldiers commonly carrying walking sticks on furlough, illustrating wartime supply considerations and humor about foreign troops.
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Redd
Greene
Reassuring exchange on brain fag in dialogue
Percy asks if he shows brain fag and the doctor reassures him that there is nothing but fag, highlighting a playful misunderstanding between doctor and patient.
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Percy
Parlor Boarder. The Modern Girl In Focus
A terse exchange questions a young woman labeled as a parlor boarder and “the modern girl” as a social stereotype. The dialogue spotlights raised expectations and defiant attitudes within a domestic setting.
Oregon Families Asked to Donate Wheat Flour for Army Aid
Federal Food Administrator W B Ayer urges Oregon families restaurants and factories using flour to sacrifice part of their allowance. Returned flour will be sold at market price to the government and an equal amount released to the Atlantic seaboard for shipment to the Army Navy and Allies. Local merchants will handle returns and report to Hoover to ensure equal redistribution.
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W. B. Ayer
Oregon
Uncle Sam's Boys
Army
Navy
Mr. Ayer
France
Atlantic Sea Board
Ayer
MacAyer
Washington
Idaho
Northwest
R. F. Bicknell
Charles Hebberd
M. H. Houser
The
Food Administration
Board of Trade Building
Portland
Seaboard
Heoveer
Community Food Plan Encourages Neighbors to Share
A call to action urges residents to pass along a food conservation plan or recipe to neighbors and friends, promoting service and shared resources within the community.
Potatoes Recommended Over Bread For War Rations
Food Administration urges Americans to eat more potatoes to avert waste and conserve wheat. A bulletin compares nourishment of a baked potato to bread and notes potatoes cost less, aid digestion, and help the sick, advising to always serve potatoes with meat and never bread and potatoes.
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Food Administration
Eating Habits and War Time Food Habits
A short wartime dietary column urges reducing bread at meals by eating with utensils or substituting a hot potato to curb bread consumption. It discusses habits at table, contrasts bread and other foods, and mentions conversation beads as a cultural note. It emphasizes conserving wheat for the war effort and suggests practical changes.
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J. Burdette
United States
America must ship food to Europe for soldiers
The Food Administration bulletin urges American farmers to increase bread grain plantings. It states famine looms in Europe and every nation struggles to feed its people, so more acres should be devoted to bread crops to supply bread for starving populations and support the war effort.
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Europe
America
Farmer
Food Administration
West Point adopts strict food conservation for cadet health
West Point limits bread to 46 percent wheat 46 rye and 10 percent white balted flour. Cadets observe meatless days and meals with reduced meat. Sugar use dropped as health improves, according to a reliable source.
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West Point
Wheat Rationing Urges Americans to Aid French Starving
A Food Administration bulletin declares every extra ounce of wheat above six pounds monthly is drawn from starving French women and children. It argues Allied forces may endure less wheat, but Innocents will perish without U S generosity.
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France
Food Administration
Victory bread approved for Wheatless Day
The note praises Victory bread for broad approval but warns against using it as a wheatless meal since it is not wheat free.
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