Ten Thousand Skilled Men Sought for Aviation Section
The article outlines the federal farm loan board rules for defining what constitutes a farm for loan purposes, allowing larger farms for ordinary farming and permitting smaller plots if intensive farming or a specialty yields stable income. It also notes the selection process for 10,000 skilled mechanics for the Signal Corps, listing trades sought and training steps, with a broader update on ammunition, sugar beet pricing, cheese storage, and bread rationing during wartime.
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Washington
Federal Farm Loan Board
Stewar Corps
San Antonio
Tex
Air Division
Personnel Department
Washington, D. GC
War risk insurance tops 11 billion with 1.5 million insured
More than 11 billion dollars in war risk insurance has been written covering over 1.5 million military and naval personnel. The average applied for is about 9 thousand dollars with 1 thousand to 10 thousand per applicant. Final figures show Army and Navy personnel are well over 90 percent insured, with some camps at 900 percent coverage.
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Paris
Switzerland
United States Army
Bureau
Committee On Public Information
Shienal Cops
HAV
Trine Corps
Division of Metures
Washington, D. C
American War Department
France
War Department
Reguliar
Naional Guard
Nathonatagermay
National Guard
Congress
Pershing
Odessa Occupied by Germany Shifts War Front
Major development reported is the capture of Odessa by German forces, giving the Central Powers control of Ukraine’s grain stores and a route to extend operations into the Caucasus and Persia. The move prompts discussion of wider strategic aims and impacts on Allied plans, with President Wilson urging renewed U S support for Russia’s sovereignty and independence.
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Odessa
Germany
Black Sea
Teutons
Austrian
Persia
Afghanistan
Tadia
Berlin
Bagdad
Tassia
Narva
Petrograd
Ukraine
Russia
Far
Batum
Trans-Catrensia
Tussia
Brest-Litovsk
Givenoo
Turkey
Baku
Caspian Sea
Krasnovodsk
Turkestan
Merv
Teheran
Ispahan
Shiraz
Britain
Teutonic
Wilson
Russian Congress of Soviets
Moscow
United States
Tie
Lse
Mureape
Count von Hertling
Spring health tonic advice for rundown readers
The piece warns of March and April health declines from indoor life and poor routines. It praises Dr Pierce remedies Dr Pierce's Pleasant Pellets and Golden Medical Discovery as spring tonics to restore energy, blood flow, and vitality and encourages trying them today.
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Dr. Vieree
Pierce
Dr. Pierret
Pep
Luuch
A Welshman’s Prayer in a Chapel Sermon
A cartoonish tale describes a Welshman in a coal valley chapel offering a devout prayer. He references the Kaiser’s failing throat and breathing troubles, humorously linking current world events to local worship.
Mountain climb rouses contemplation over grains of sanity
An introspective note frames the ascent as a metaphor for balance and doubt. It reflects on how small, ordinary sensations underfoot can outlast louder worries while facing the demanding path ahead.
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Alabama
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