Pershing recalls Allied plans and 1918 battles in France
General Pershing and Clemenceau discuss Britain and France after the war. Plans for American troop shipments expand to eighty and then one hundred divisions by mid 1919. The diary covers hospital shortages, Fourth of July events at Chaumont, and fighting around Chateau Thierry and the Marne with Allied reactions to German attacks and French countermeasures.
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M. Clemenceau
Foch
Wirbel and
Ragueneau
Glenn
Montigny
Chaumont
Britain
Great Britain
M. Clemenecenu
Weygand
Lloyd George
Clemenceau
Orlando
Brewster
Whitney
Hotel de Ville
Haig
France
Hamel
Marne
Chateau Thierry
Corps Headquarters Organized In The American Army In 1918
In late June 1918 twelve divisions were in line or reserve behind the French with five in rear training under the British. The First Corps under Maj. Gen. Winter Liggett organized January, followed by Second under Maj. Gen. George Read, Third under Maj. Gen. William M. Wright, and Fourth under Col. Stuart Heintzelman. They were formed to handle growing divisions and prepare for active service with French and British operations.
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Marshal Big
Paris
General Read
Rawlinson
Read
Haig
Meuse-Argonne
Marne
Jaulgonne
Chateau Thierry
Torcy
Vaux
Twenty Eighth
Gouraud
Meaux
Villers-Cotterets
Chateau-Thierry
Foch
Winter Liggett
Malin Craig
George Read
George Simonds
Willam M. Wright
Alfred Bjornstad
Vosges
Stuart Heintzelman
Toul
Improve Quality of Pasture Sods Says OSU Expert
C W Gay of Ohio State University urges feeding re seeding and cultivation to profit from pasture sods. He notes grain rations boost fertility, manure should be evenly distributed, and top dressing in spring helps stands. Cattle manure favors corn ground. cross manure risks disease spread among stock.
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C. W. Gay
Department of Animal Husbandry
Ohio State University
Gay
Luxuriant Pasture Boosts Dairymen Profits
Dairymen can raise profits with lush pasture says J C Nisbet extension dairyman RK S A C. Kansas farms may pasture nine months a year with fall grazing from oats seeded sweet clover and winter wheat for lasting early winter pasture. Sudan and brome grass offer dry weather forage with rotation through spring and early fall.
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J. C. Nisbet
Extension Dairyman
Kansas
Nisbet
Sudan
Better cows urged to lift dairy profits says Purdue expert
Purdue University expert E A Gannon urges cooperation to cut dairy herds to fewer, better cows. By selling low producers to the butcher and buying high quality disease‑free purebred heifers with strong blood lines, farmers can materially influence market prices and profits. He says better cows are needed for profits even in normal times.
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E. A. Gannon
Purdue University
Gannon
Ropy Milk Problem Linked to Dairy Losses
The article warns that ropy milk causes yearly losses to the dairy industry, being more common in spring. It emphasizes using clean water for drinking and washing, as the organisms thrive in stagnant water. Cows from pastures with standing water risk contamination of udders and flanks, which should be wiped with a damp cloth, especially in spring.
Tuberculosis Testing Expands in New Hampshire Cattle
Government records show progress in bovine tests with three of New Hampshire's ten counties designated as modified accredited areas. All cattle in those areas have been tested and infection rates are at or below 0.5 to 1 percent. A list of over 3,000 cattle owners has applied for testing in other counties.
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New Hampshire
Paul Starts on a Great Mission in Cyprus
Lesson notes outline Acts 12:26 to 13:12 focusing on Barnabas and Saul's sending by the Antioch church, their voyage to Cyprus, and the confrontation with Elymas the sorcerer. It emphasizes Spirit-led call, instant obedience, and preaching God’s Word to Gentiles, including Sergius Paulus.
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Paul
Cyprus
Court
Barnabas
Saul
Jerusalem
Antioch
John Mark. II
Andrew
Jesus
Elymas
Sergius Paulus
God Not Forsaking Thee Says Spurgeon Writ
A Spurgeon quotation asserts that even if men forsake you, God does not. His eye sees you, his heart feels for you, and his hand can deliver you, ensuring you are not friendless while the God of all consolation lives.
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God of All Consolation
Charles W
Spurgeon
Resurrection Life Tt as the truest form of Immortality
The quote presents the Resurrection Life as the highest form of life and Immortality, described as sure, glorious, and irreversible, with no decay or reversal possible according to H. Bonar.
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Bonar
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General Pershing
Gen
John J. Pershing
Chemin Des Dames
Casper Whitney
New York Tribune
Liggett
Harbord
Edwards
First Corps
Nanteuil-sur-Marne
Bullard
Third Corps
Wright
Fifth
Thelms
Fourth Army
Rheims
North American
Alliance
Mezy
Varennes
Thirty Eighth
Thirty-eighth
Steels
A. G. Mc Alexander
Fourth
Epernay
Champagne
Soissons
Chateau - Thierry
Reims
Chalons
P. B. Fitzwater
D. D
Mondy Bible Institute of Chicago
Western Newspaper Union
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