Government expects nine pairs shoes per man in France
The War Department reports General Pershing requested ninety pairs of shoes per man per year, a quantity exceeding actual use. It notes shoe allocations and consumption, with many training and supply details as U S forces expand in France.
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Ges
France
Pershing
Liberty
Pike’s Peak
Department of Commerce Bureau of Standards
Washington
Government appoints commission on lamps and carbide supply
Denmark forms a commission to pass upon lamps offered for sale and notes carbide is readily obtainable from Norway. The move signals a push toward broader use of acotytope matting and related lighting materials in government and industry.
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Denmark
Norway
Bus McGinnity and Five The Champion Court
Bus McGinnity leads Five the Champion Court in a notable victory noted by local sports pages. Details on the match and opponents remain unclear in the fragments.
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Bus McGinnity of
Man En Moses
The
Champion Court
Rating Out The House Deck And Regular Fencing
The fragment describes a house deck and a man who fences regularly, noting longevity and service. The text hints at watchfulness and routine as valued traits tied to fencing practice. The exact event or location is unclear.
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