Guerrilla Girl in Serbia by Ruth Mitchell
Ruth Mitchell recounts her experiences in the Balkans joining the Chetniks in Serbia, detailing oath taking, covert intelligence work, and the pivotal Serbian stand that altered Nazi plans. She asserts Serbia delayed German aggression, aiding British and American interests, with reflections on risk and patriotism.
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Serbia
Ruth Mitchell
Balkans
Albania
Jugoslavia
Chetniks
Chetnnik
Voivoide Perchanatz
Belgrade
Thad
Army Morale Guarded By Mental Health Call
Washington columnist warns the army faces its greatest hazard not from weapons but morale problems. He cites the book Our Armed Forces and emphasizes morale as a crucial, contagious force built by leadership, shared hardship, and environmental adaptation for soldiers and sailors.
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WNU Service
Union Trust Building
Washington, D.C
Army
Navy
Infantry Journal
17Th Street
Na Hon
Valley Forge
Eben Allen
Ticonderoga
Manila Bay
Guadalcarral
Chateau
Thierry
Tripoli
Plans for Schools of Soil Aid Young Farm Workers
The U S department of Agriculture announces a plan to train non farm high school students for wartime farm work with two goals: expose youth to rural life and teach specific farm skills. Courses cover milking, hay handling, tractor operation, fruit picking, egg gathering, cleaning barns, and more, with in class and on the job training under vocational teachers and education officials.
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Washington
America
16Th Street
Maryland
White House
Jackson
Milady
Delaware Avenue
Locust Street
High Street
Transit Gloris
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Department’ of Agriculture
Suis
U.S. Office’ of
Eduucation
State Departments of’ Education
Orl
Watermelon Surplus Finds Uses In Food And Feed
Studies explore turning surplus watermelons into products like juice and pickles, with seeds for oil and cantaloupe seed markets also examined. Annually about 61 million watermelons enter markets while 2 million sit unharvested. much crop wasted for seed and manure, prompting experiments in drying muskmelons for cattle feed.
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Colorado
Briefs from Washington on transport, politics, and oddities
In Washington the share the texicab system remains a date maker, with drivers packing riders headed in the same direction. Victory gardeners labeled infiltrators as jap rabbits, while a black market potato truck was photographed before a firehouse. District law bans drinking liquor standing up, yet some seated drinkers still can’t rise.
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Washington
District of Columbia
Young child garments and bibs for infants to toddlers
A fragment details children’s wear including a smock for looks an overall and playsuit for boys and girls Barbara Sell Patera Noo 163 designed for sizes 22 2 3 4 and 3 years. The text emphasizes playful outfits for youngsters in various small sizes.
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Barbara Sell Patera
Handy Tips From A Health Message Poem Style Ad
An old magazine style ad offers quirky tips such as using an orange wood stick to reach dirt in corners, ways to prevent loose casters from moving, and a pork rind trick to keep grafting sap from sticking to hands. It also touts Camel cigarettes as army friendly treats with sales claims and overseas mail notes.
proper use of poisons to control crop pests
Pesticide use on pests attacking crops can destroy pests without undue human risk if applied properly and produce is washed and handled after harvest. For root crops, tops not eaten should be washed and not sprayed within 15 to 30 days of harvest. Dry plants retain poison longer.
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Wau Penae
Bulgaria
Europe
Germany
British Empire
Asia
Russia
Hitler
Moscow
Volga
Ashington Digest
Armed Services
Baukhage
Johnny Doughboy
Christopher Columbus
Chris
Florence C. Weed
Bankhage
Marines
Coast Guard
U.S
Sewing Circle Pattern Dept
South Wells St
Chicago
Confucius
Kufow
China
Collier's
Kung
Joseph Aspuria
Gilbert Wells
Sioux
Ishop
Bishop
Ees
Rabbee
Itvisi
Usted States
Normany Theoustry
Begoodrich
Kellogg’s
Ratlogg
Allaggs
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