Concrete ships emerge from wartime concrete hull trials
The report details British and American testing of concrete ships during World War I, with engineers from Norfolk and Washington examining reinforced concrete vessels. It notes designs, costs, armoring, and expected seaworthiness, including a 700 ton class and larger ships nearing completion by mid 1915, while stressing durability in salt water and the need for experimental verification.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walengton
Blake
Palo Bays
Jay
Ronnie Siuction
Costes
Weske
Ashembtad
Thesuas
Etpingera Bate
Trg
Ieau
Consheion
Todde
Malarchiieets
Rudolph J Yog
Fcherement Bureau
Atendards
Heigger Testere
Washington
Crete
Eertige
Pgay
Kamesentjard
Norway
Tenerete
San Frageieco
Bern
World War I Era Seizure Rules on German Owned Property
The article reports that the United States, amid wartime, designates German owned assets and sectors as enemy property. It explains seizure, custody, and possible conversion to Liberty bonds to fund war needs, with emphasis on enforcement by designated officials and the Treasury. It notes citizen risks, compliance expectations, and the broader government authority over war assets and financing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Washington
Beso Trust Company
Cela Une Bem
Dees Menor
Allen
Individania
Dade
Gereo
United States of America
Germany
Amwedee
Seine
Palmer
Apertinent Howe
Peperty
Fragmented Verse Analysis of Global Cultural Exchange
The text presents a fragmented, OCR-like excerpt mixing deformed phrases, names, and imagined phrases about kanzaree teerty, Hy He Ent overturea, and Paritan jewelry dualmacre. It references the FAFARREN CentURy, war songs, and European trade, with unclear identities and garbled terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paritan
Fragmentary historical note on Levites and leather trade
A garbled excerpt references Levites priests and a leather trade linked to hides. Mentions Japanese use of hides and a folk flute. The fragment is unclear but hints at legal actions related to Levite priests and material trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter
Levites
Fragmented historical note on royal queen sleep event
A garbled OCR fragment references a royal setting with mentions of a queen, a king, attendants, and decor. The text is partly incomprehensible but implies a scene of sleep or rest in a royal chamber with attendees and decorative elements. No clear dates, names, or outcomes are deducible from the readable portions.
Furlough Letter Describes Service Context Amid War Figures
An old fragment describes a female figure recounting a letter sent ten days earlier. It mentions General Pershing, Major Lee, and U.S. forces, hinting at travels and duties. The text references officers on leave and a general atmosphere of mobilization during wartime.
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Hidige
Dt Lee
Mecher
United States
Marlow Corra
General Pershing & Fords
Proece
Soldier's forged check tale from Bertleaville incident
A damaged Beaver County clipping describes a soldier in Bertleaville forging and presenting a check valued at 39, then the bank teller and a collector reported the crime. Federal agents secured the evidence and the forged instrument was seized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertleaville
American Gas Masks Beat German Attacks, Says Adviser
A statement by Usagi J J Awid, chief adviser of an unnamed British scientific body, praises American gas masks as superior. He claims they neutralize high powered gases quickly, noting a claim that masks can be donned in about two seconds and compare favorably to German models.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Usagi
J J Awid
Diodonali Iy
Gernon Command
Jiss
Geroft
Aegean
Lng Bey
Bravest Woman of the War Returns to Frontline Duty
Miss Benton, hailed as the bravest woman of the war, rejoined the Allied forces after a brief rest and prepared to enter combat at the front. She helped carry wounded from Ko Bing and kept balance amid treacherous conditions as the front line remained active.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Cole Wise
EE Beaton
Hag
Disputed German Eviction Claims Reported in South
Fragmented OCR notes allege German involvement in evictions and church matters in the South. It cites Bev Liang Heuter, pastor of Pion Lidtherng, claiming actions against German education and religious teaching.
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Binmindiam
Don
Moet
Oamaeueeteent
Bev Liang
Pion
Lidtherng Aigich
Budoess Howees
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Andy
Doug
Dancrete
Uncle Sam
Berg
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Francia
Persie
Bome
Ibla
Rognie
Mitchell Palmer
Clurene
Tates
Bioucest
Garth
Uncle Sain
Bird Shine
Pepi
Falmer le Gueccier
Wien
Cltson
Fenl
Eader Bott
Mitch
Pavan
Teest Gorspany
Canth
Candidadag
United
Stekee
Olen
Erie
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