Long Miner Service Highlights in Anthracite Region
The article notes lengthy careers in the Lackawanna division and Lehigh Coal field. It cites W T Owens retiring after 89 years in mining management and honors veteran miners with 65 to 67 years of service. It also mentions the death of J Williams of Lansford after 67 years with the Lehigh Coal and Navigation Co. and Thomas Parry moving from the field after 62 years.
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Toda
Anthracite Bureau
Onferminati
Wilkestirre
Wt.d! Owens
Lackawanna
Lehight Vallay Coal Company
J Williams
Lansford
Panther Creek
Lehigh Coal and Navigation Company
Thomas Parry
Nesqueehoning
Robert T. Smiles of
Question fragment from VOQNUR QUES item
Fragmentary OCR reads a posed question about a Pronim army officer and a humorous slang phrase, with unclear context and missing details. The readable portion centers on a single incomplete query rather than a full event or named entities.
General Cadorna and the famed Italian diplomat dancer
The fragment hints at General Cadorna as a key Italian military leader while noting a reputed dancer in royal circles. It references his drive toward Vienna and suggests a lighter side of him through dances as a personal charm amid heavy responsibilities.
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Cadorna
Vienna
Crowded capital shelters rail chief in private car
Washington amid wartime congestion leaves hotels full and clubs booked as a railway vice president, unable to find a room, finds shelter in a private rail car at Union Station yards after knocking for help. A food note touts cheese as energy rich and cost effective versus meats.
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Washington
Aud
Union Station
Value of Cheese as a Food
A dated summary notes shifts in American diet beliefs, saying cheese gains prominence as a nourishing summer staple. It cites expert guidance changing from cornmeal dishes to cheese rich in calories and protein for hot weather meals.
Curiosity Was Natural During a Vacation Ride
A light exchange frames a vacation memory of riding a motorcycle and a humorous jab about a hospital stay, reflecting a casual, witty tone. The quotation marks indicate spoken reminiscence and a playful punchline at the end.
Chauffeur Quip Sparks Mild Household Banter
In a light domestic exchange, a wife teases her husband about his constant joking with the line Your husband is always chaffing one, isn't he Mrs Come up Yes indeed I tell him he is quite a chauffeur reflecting playful banter over everyday duties.
Observation of playful exchange on kissing games
A light dialogue features a quip on osculatory diversions followed by a preference for plain kissing games, reflecting tongue in cheek humor. The exchange centers on flirtatious dialogue with no further context or participants identified.
Question of Time Dialogue Prompt
A terse exchange probes recognition and memory about a man named Jack seen with someone. The dialogue hinges on uncertainty of past sighting and timing. The brief lines create suspense over who accompanied the other person and when the moment occurred.
Admirable Ostentation in a Liberty Bond Banter
In a dialogue Miss Cayenne defends displays of wealth while admiring a man who brags about his Liberty bond purchases. The exchange mocks ostentation and reflects attitudes toward wealth and patriotism.
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Miss Cayenne
Monument Tribute Reflects Long Effort for Comrade
A delayed tribute to a fallen comrade marks a long effort by a group to honor their late friend. The dialogue suggests questions about whether the monument serves as a fitting memorial.
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U P
Automobile Troubles Portable Garage Quip
A witty exchange from a judge about portable garages and autos. The remark blends humor on mobility and repair, highlighting a joke about wishing the automobile were portable.
Everlasting Flowers Brighten Winter Rooms
Everlasting flowers can brighten winter rooms using vases with dried grasses. The French grow them commercially for wreaths and bouquets. Hardy perennials include sea lavender statice, pearly everlasting, chalk plant, sea holly and globe thistle.
Inauguration of Sugar Policy Delayed by May War
May sets the stage for the food administration to ration sugar with a system based on essential character. Manufacturers receive 0 to 160 percent of their needs, those starting business after January 1, 1918 receive none, and those starting after November 1, 1917 receive fifty percent. Individual ration remains three pounds per person per month to ensure enough sugar for canning season, and housewives may buy in anticipation of canning weds.
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Food Administration
Gattering Afl
May Month Guides Water Glass Egg Storage
The feed administration says May is best for storing eggs in water glass as prices are lowest for the year. Stored eggs are recommended as a substitute for staples needed for export and keep better when preserving them in this month.
Federal agency seeks binder twine orders to aid farmers
The federal feed administration assists supply houses by soliciting orders for binder twine. It regulates sisal twine pricing in cooperation with manufacturers. Early orders will ease delivery and prevent farmer inconvenience.
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Federal Feed Administration
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