Diseases Endangering Horses Warned By Agriculture
United States Department of Agriculture urged warning horse owners about an epidemic risking horses as it has sickened humans in parts of Europe and North America. Historical outbreaks in Italy 1401 Germany 164% and European armies in 1711 are cited as warnings. The note laments potential disruption to national horse industry.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Italy
Germany
United States
Canada
Helsingford March 14 The bol hevild forms new group
The fragment from Helsingford dated March 14 hints at a newly formed bol hevild group or initiative. Details are sparse but indicate organizational activity and a local civic or community effort emerging in the period.
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Helsingford
Bol
Hevild
Red Cross Mission Marooned by Poland Blockade
The American Red Cross mission to Poland is stranded in Vienna after refusal by Czechs and Austrians to grant passage. A Swiss captain in charge of the train plans to run the blockade with machine guns, while Vienna faces famine conditions.
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American Red Cross Mission
Poland
London
Red Cros
Vienna
Two Drops of Gew It Helped Remove Corn
A fragmented ad style text asks if readers ever carved their ton with a knife or snipped with scissors too close to the quick, suggesting a remedy with two drops of Gew It and inviting further questions.
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E. Lawrence & Co
Chicago
Pendleton
Tallman & Co
Lady Norman Unveils Motor Scooter Carriage
Sir Henry Norman gifts Lady Norman a motor scooter style runabout named motor ércle. With a 113 bhp engine she starts the vehicle herself, drives to events, and travels without liveried attendants, signaling bold independence.
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L. A
Lady Norman
London
Henry Norman
Ftotal Norman
Norman
Ludendorff Denounces Book Review as Misleading
General Ludendorff, former German army chief, protests a New York American summary of his book as entirely untrue and misleading. He spoke in Berlin on March 14, denying the accuracy of the review and repudiating its portrayal of his work.
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HY Frank J. Taylor
Berlin
Ludendorff
New York American
Jury Finds Hornet Libeled University
In Eugene Oregon March 14 the circuit court convicted James Fullerton for publishing a pamphlet called the Hornet that claimed immorality at the University of Oregon. He was sentenced Saturday to one year in jail with at least thirty days to be served. The trial heard extensive testimony from university officials and students, with the university asserting a clean disciplinary record and the army examinations reporting no venereal disease among male students during the war.
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University OF Oregon
Eugene
Oregon
James Fullerton
Fullerton
Ite
Petition to King George on Irish Army veterans
London March 12 A petition by prominent Irish veterans who served in the British Army during the war asks that the Irish force be admitted to the peace. The document asks for consideration by King George and includes signatures from officers and others aligned with the veterans' cause.
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London
George
Liritith Ordey
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