Grist Mills of Old Gone and Modern Wheat Debates
A Bridgeport report notes a Sandy Hook grist mill sold homegrown wheat ground into cheaper bread mix with Western flour. It contrasts old local mills near every neighborhood with today’s industrial gluten removing processes and notes Appalachian mills still grind farm corn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridgeport
Sandy Hook
Conn
Providence Journal
Appalachians
Piedmont
North Carolina
Virginia
Richmond
Rio de Janeiro
Brazil
Mystery of the Courage Lost and Found in Love
A nurse Sidney Page is drawn into a hospital world where her suitor Drummond confronts a mysterious roomer K Le Moyne. Jealousy, danger, and a riveting moral test unfold as Sidney's courage and loyalty are challenged amid rumors of romance with Dr. Max Wilson.
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Sidney Page
Max Wilson
Sidney
Harriet
K. LeMoyne
Joe Drummond
White Springs
le Moyne
Roomer
Joe
Wilson
K. le Moyne
Drummond
McKees
Dining at White Springs Hotel Sparks a Secret Encounter
Sidney and K Le Moyne share a dining moment at the White Springs hotel while Carlotta Harrison quietly observes from outside. Sidney grapples with a forbidden attraction as Wilson, the nurse’s physician, notes her mood and recalls past glances. The scene foreshadows June’s tense days as Sidney prepares for August hospital entry and Christine’s September wedding.
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Sidney
K. le Moyne
White Springs
le Moyne
Carlotta Harrison
Wilson
Christine
Palmer Howe
Harriet
Anna
Wilson House
K LeMoyne Faces Disgrace Rumors Or Personal Scandal
The question asks what kind of disgrace K LeMoyne is trying to live down. Possible angles include theft, wife desertion, or betrayal, yet readers are left to infer. The line of inquiry suggests a personal scandal or romantically centered disappointment.
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K. LeMoyne
New English Cork Slab Method for Cold Storage
A new cold storage method from England uses expanded cork slabs to over double their size. The technique insulates effectively and may reduce heat transfer in preserved goods.
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England
Irishwomen press for vote inclusion in Irish question
At a Mansion House Dublin meeting presided by Mrs Stephen Gwynn, several suffrage groups including the Irishwomen's Suffrage Federation and the Belfast Society urged government to include Ireland in any England and Scotland women’s franchise measure. A unanimous resolution demanded Irish enfranchisement be included in any settlement of the Irish question and extend electoral reform to Ireland.
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Irishwomen’s Suffrage and Local Government Association
Ireland
England
Scotland
Mansion House
Dublin
Stephen Gwynn
Irishwomen’s Suffrage Federation
Irishwomen’s Reform League
Munster Women’s Franchise League
Roman Catholic League For Woman Suffrage
Church League For Woman Suffrage
Irishwomen’s Franchise League
Conservative and
Unionist
Women’s Franchise Association
Belfast Suffrage Society
Western Canada offers vast grain farming opportunities
A promotional piece argues that spring seeding is complete across Western Canada and yields should be good despite labor shortages. It highlights cheap, fertile lands from 15 to 25 dollars an acre, free homesteads, and easy terms, plus cattle range and strong railway access. The piece urges Americans and Canadians to expand production to avert famine and benefit from high wheat prices.
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Canada
United States
Western Canada
Notable Names in Service and Naval Reserve Leaders
The Naval Reserve corps lists notable names and notes that six of fourteen executive committee members of the Naval Training association are already in the service. George F. Baker Jr. is a lieutenant, Paul L. Hammond an ensign on a destroyer, Francis H. McAdoo enlisted as an ordinary seaman, Richard S. Russell is a lieutenant, D. McKee Morris a boatswain's mate, and Junius Spencer Morgan is an ensign.
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Naval Reserve Corps
Naval Training Association
Coast Patrol
George F. Baker, Jr
Paul L. Hammond
Francis H. McAdoo
Secretary of the Treasury
Richard S. Russell
Executive Committee
D. McKee Morris
Junius Spencer Morgan
Early to Bed Early to Rise as a Farmer Physique
A Philadelphia Record editorial cites Labor Department statistics claiming farmers have the oldest average age at fifty eight years six months, while book keepers and office assistants average thirty six years six months. The piece urges migration to farming to extend life and aid society.
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Department of Labor
Philadelphia
Carrier Pigeons Used in War Across Nations
In Germany thousands of carrier pigeon clubs and many military stations train pigeons. The practice is not a secret but rarely mentioned. Private owners loan birds to the military as France Russia and Belgium also run carrier stations with Belgium leading in training.
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Germany
Army
France
Russia
Belgium
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By Mary Roberts
Rinehart
Harrison
Ellington Avenue
Inferne
O’hara
Edwardes
New York
Berlin
Max
Nietzsche
Page House
Carlotta
Dean
Indiana
L. H. Brewer
E. Wenger St
South Bend
Ind
Anatavrine
Doan
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