Wheat Under Pressure in 1918 Global Split
The piece argues four futures for wheat in 1918: surplus in Australia or Argentina, a valued supply in America, or critical use in Europe aiding Allied troops. It urges Americans to send maximum wheat to Europe where demand and pressure are highest to maximize food relief for France Italy and allied forces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chesterton
Australia
Argentina
America
Europe
France
Italy
Bombing Strikes French War Industry Heavy Night Attacks
French aviators nightly bomb a troubled German occupied town in France cutting 50 percent of arm production as puddlers and machinists lose sleep. General Petain notes Allied bombers parity with Germans and urges more American bombers for decisive air power. The piece also discusses worker definitions and the rise of women workers before reporting on a new wireless station at Destrellan enabling broad communication with Caribbean, U S, and European stations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Petain
Gouverneur Morris
Paris
Leslie’s
Essen
Debeny
Poinchon
Destrellan
West Indian Islands
Europe
United States
South America
Hiffel Tower
Dakar
Bizerte
Guadeloupe
Scientific American
Height Zeppelins Can Reach
A writer in Aeronautics uses measurements from a Zeppelin downed in England last October and gas lift data to argue the latest Zeppelins are designed for 16 000 to 18 000 feet over targets and bombs. They could climb higher in short flights with less fuel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Jhadoo Jahoz
Warner Allen
Lenin Warns Against Old Men Ruling In Revolution
Lenine argues there are too many old men in power and urges youth to lead. He challenged delegates with a mirror image analogy, claiming the future belongs to the young while opponents favor a gray, self preserving ruling class. The exchange followed a critical vote shaping the revolution's direction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lenine
Petrograd
Council of Soldiers and Workers
Appreciation for Shakespeare Set Matches Living Room
Mrs. Duthwaite praises their Shakespeare collection as the finest in their library. The exchange notes the set is the only one in the room that complements the wallpaper.
Five Dollar Hat Takes Wild Ride Across City Streets
A Pennsylvanian streetcar scene features a five-dollar hat sailing from Ohio Street past the post office and New York Street, looping over the Penaway building and Massachusetts Avenue before a bystander catches it as its owner, a college student, explains his father once paid his expenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Ohio
New York Street
Penaway
Massachusetts Avenue
Ohio Street
Indianapolis News
Petersburg Townsite final proof filing in Alaska
C R Arundell of Juneau Alaska as trustee has filed under the 1891 act to submit final proof for the Petersburg townsite U S Survey 1168. The description covers many bearings and lines near Frederick Sound Wrangell Straits Mitkoff Island with 560.69 acres plus a 0.32 acre excluded tract U S Survey 966. Witnesses include Erick Ness C Treten James Brennan Peter Jorgenson all of Petersburg Alaska before US Commissioner J C Allen on July 30 1918. C B Walker Register. First publication June 1918. Last publication July 26 1913 ae
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. R. Arundell
Juneau
Alaska
Petersburg
U.S. Survey
Cor. No.1
M. C
Wrangell Straits
Frederick
Wrangell Strait
Cor
M.C
Frederick Sound
Mitkoff Island
Erick Ness
C. Treten
James Brennan
Peter Jorgenson
U. S
J.C. Allen
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Pee Order OF Moose
Petersburg Lodge No
Sons of Norway Hall
Jacob Otness
Phoreeanver Lopus No
Sons OF Norway
Martin Kildall
Arctic Brotherhood
A.B. Hall
Co. A. Arness
A. C
K. L. Steberg
Notary Public
Lunde Bldg
K. A. Kying
D.a.braafladt
Geo. Anderson
Star Bakery
Coffee House
K.stenslid, Prop'r
P. Jorgenson & Company
THE
Petersburg Weekly
LYNN W. _ MILLER
Arthur Henderson
Labor Party
London Globe
Department OF the Interior
United States Land Office
C. B. Walker
Register
Northland
8.F. Cool Rich Rubber Company
Akron, Ohio
TATAS
Frye Outwears Steel
J. L. Bulkley, Jr., M.D
Stoft & Refling Company
S. E. Alaska
Linc Lee
Brennan
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