Pershing on Armament Strain and Allied Plans in 1917
General Pershing reports on artillery ammunitions crisis, allied munitions board, and Stone War Department guidance. He notes pressure to increase plant capacity, rapid mobilization of troops, and Russia’s collapse reshaping Allied strength and America’s crucial manpower delivery.
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Beltist
Geo
Tasher ET
Pliss
War Department
Baker
Tam
France
Americas
Europe
America
Russia
Gelzium
Germany
Persis
Allied War Council Seeks American Shipping and Unity
An Inter Allied conference in Paris discusses manpower and tonnage needs as American help becomes crucial. British gains at Cambrai and a joint plan to break German lines via tanks and infantry are noted, with the supreme war council’s work to coordinate further action.
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Col. I. A. House
France
Admiral W. 5. Benson
Gen
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Oscar T. Crosby
Treasury Department
Vance McCormick
War Trade Board
Balnbridge Calby
Shipping Board
Alonzo Eb, Taylor
Thomas N. Perkins
War Industries
Paul Cravath
Paris
Allance
Aerica
War Department
Cambrai
von Marwitz
Eleventh Regiment of Engineers
Gauzacourt
Europe
Loquirleg
Clvi
Flanders
Jacklef
Germain
Jerusalem
Jaffa
Supreme War Council
United States
Ministry of Foreign
Italy
Alfalfa Seed Production Bulletin Issued
Utah Agricultural Experiment Station at Logan publishes bulletin No. 226 on alfalfa seed production. Authors J. W. Carlson and George Stuart present valuable information and tables. Requests for copies should be sent to Utah State Agricultural College in Logan.
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Utah Agriculture Experimental Station
Logan
J. W. Carlson
George Stuart
Utah State Agricultural College
Authors and the Bible Influence Across Names and Works
A Washington Star excerpt notes the Bible’s impact on writers including Coleridge, Daniel Webster, Byron, and Robert Burns. It cites Coleridge on Bible study shaping style, Webster praising Scripture in early upbringing, Byron via a Scotch nurse, and Burns with biblical allusions in The Cotter s Saturday Night.
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Coleridge
Daniel
Robert Burns
the Cotter
Washington Star
Fluff of cat-tails as pillow material evaluated
The material described as inferior pillow stuffing is the fluff of cat-tails. It is said to be warmer than cotton but cooler than kapok, tends to mat, has an unpleasant odor, and is not very satisfactory for pillows.
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