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Newspaper

Paris Post

Location

Paris, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Jul 27, 1917

Page

5

Dogs of War Rescue and Rally for French Front

A French veterinary and military report celebrates the S S P A dog corps and the corps of canines serving in World War I. It details dogs like Fidele Lion Fox and Papillon saving wounded men, detecting enemy positions, and guiding troops from Yser to Alsace. The piece highlights training, roles as sentinels and scouts, and the devotion of these canine helpers.

Surrete Nationale du Chien Kaiser Kronprinz Francois-Joseph S&s P A Sanitary Department Nieuport Alsace Vauquale Boshe Orie Titan Elete Nationale du Chien Sanitaire Pollus Doge Ndw la Beauce Pyrenees Hahire Fidele Yser Lion Fox Dog Fox

Platinum deposits found in Spain after three years of exploration

Two Spanish mining engineers report finding platinum deposits across a wide area in Spain after nearly three years of exploration. Steel now trades at about sixty dollars per ton, double the price of two years ago.

Amusing coup at an airman strike meeting

An offbeat report describes an airman provoking a crowd at a strike gathering in London. The airman fires a plunge blow and skims the crowd, then descends as the meeting resumes before breaking up in disarray.

London Telegraph

Garden Work in Mid Summer Planting Guide for Celery and More

Celery can be planted from July in the North and up to August in milder climates. The article explains seed-raising, trench spacing of self blanching and banked varieties, soil preparation, and proper planting depth. It covers subsequent crops like carrots, rutabagas, turnips, and cabbage with tips on tools, weed control, and pest management including ants and pests.

Paris

Ships Mascots Lose Nerve in Jutland Battle

London Pest reports on ship mascots during the Battle of Jutland with vivid incidents. A bulldog on the Tiger endured shellfire with paws held by mates, a black cat teetered overboard after a shell struck, and a bantam on another ship fled a ventilator as shells cracked.

Jutland Jack Tar Tommy Bantam London Pest

Music Need of Fighting Men in War Time

Charles H. Parsons of New York argues that military bands and canned music boost morale for troops. He cites Civil War and Spanish American War melodies like Dixie and There’ll Be a Hot Time in the Old Town Tonight as historically uplifting. He foresees phonograph records and star performances aiding front line entertainment.

Charles H. Parsons New York San Juan Hill Mr. Parsons Phonographic Records

Saving More Than Daylight Warcura Sees Large U S Savings

Marky Warcura of the National Daylight Saving association reports big gains from daylight saving. He cites last year’s $12,000,000 reduction in gas and electric bills and more than 300,000 tons saved. For five summer months under the plan the U S could save at least $40,000,000 in light and gas.

Warcura National Daylight Saving Association Engyland United States

Golden Rule for Telephone Etiquette Misquoted

The Minneapolis Tribune notes that applying the Golden Rule to telephone users may ease irritations from rude telephony habits, though basic courtesy cannot be taught to the machines themselves.

Minneapolis Tribune

Making Up for Lost Time in Education

A mother questions urging military service for her son while reflecting on a boy who defies early educational neglect. She notes he is not the first to succeed despite parental inattention and emphasizes resilience and reform of schooling.

His Loyalty to Alma Mater

The article notes Dibling’s unwavering allegiance to his alma mater. It states he has been out of college twenty years yet still borrows money exclusively from his college chum.

Alma Mater Dibling Chuma

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