Forty-Six States Rally to Defence of Nation
Washington reports from states to the council of national defense show ready response and a nationwide spirit of cooperation between state authorities and the federal government. Forty-six states have passed legislation appointing bodies to supervise the work and counties form committees for special duties. Four states plan fall harvests. Massachusetts and Rhode Island stress engineering talent. women’s groups lead farm and fruit initiatives in Illinois, Wisconsin, and Florida.
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Washington
Council of National Defense
Colorado
Massachusetts
New Jersey
Wisconsin
Council of Defense
Nany
New York
Connecticut
Maryland
Vermont
West Virginia
Rhode Island
Illinois
Woen
State Council of Defense
State Council
Florida
Aulifornia
Greater Vert York
Po- Hee
Greater
National defense urges expanded enlistment and state mobilization
The document outlines commission efforts to recruit volunteers for the expanded regular army, navy, and National Guard under adjutant general supervision. States form defense committees, promote naval training, and prepare for rapid troop and supply movement, including civilian employment protections and payrolls while on service.
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Genewal
New York
Patriotian
Women urged to can and save surplus food nationwide
Secretary of Agriculture asks mothers and daughters in all states to organize canning preserving and drying to prevent waste of surplus fruits and vegetables. Reports from 24 distressed states highlight large surpluses and need for equipment demonstrations and emergency funds to boost home preservation efforts.
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Washington
Houston
Trouston
Trousten
Arizona
Colorado
Connecticut
Idaho
Indiana
Iowa
Kentucky
Maryland
Michigan
Nebraska
New Hampshire
New Jersey
New York
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Pennsylvania
Rhode Island
South Dakota
Tennessee
Utah
Vermont
Virginia
West Virginia
Wisconsin
Wilson
New England
Massachusetts
Ohio
Titneis
Minnesota
California
Oregon
The Norman Conquest and the Battle of Hastings
Palgrave links Arletta to William the Conqueror and the Hastings campaign of 1066. The siege and battle at Hastings, Harold Godwinson’s defeat, and the Norman victory establish how William’s invasion reshaped England and laid the groundwork for the English constitution. The narrative covers Harold’s oath, the York victory, the Pevensey landing, and the October 14 clash that sealed Norman rule.
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Fidward
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Earl Godwin
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Thanes
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Galden
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Christendom
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Tfe
Europe
Aa Strugg Ile
Othe
Warald Wardrirda
Norway
Stamford Bridge
Wareld
Yorkshire
Sussex
Pevensey
Harolda
York
Wardrarda
London
Willum
Many Varieties of Thrift and Its True Objects
The article defines thrift as more than saving pennies. It includes efficient use of time and talents, prudent investments, insurance, education, and improving welfare. Thrift aims at happiness, security, and increased earning power, not mere stinginess.
Goats yield economical milk under proper care says NY station
New York experiment station reports average goat food cost about L11 and best year milk yield around L27T cents a quart. Milk noted as palatable nutritious easily digested and helpful in poor nutrition with no odor when drawn properly. It is said to be penetically free from diseases like tuberculosis that could transfer to children if not managed.
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New York Experiment Station
Sable Songsters and Songs in Zulu Public Life
The text notes songs circulating among the people in a Zulu village. It mentions topics like European arrival, railway opening, famine, locust plague, pestilence, and war. Songs accompany chief functions and royal marriages, with chiefs performing not only current songs but those of their forebears.
Woman Almost Recovering After Lydia E. Pinkham Remedy
Fulton New Jersey resident Nellie Phelps credits Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with curing her long standing female weakness and avoiding surgery. She urges other women with similar symptoms to seek the company’s free advice and consider the herbal remedy.
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R. A. Rider
R.F
Fulton, N
Lydia E. Pinkham
India E. Pinkham Medicine Co
Lynn
Mass
English as She Is Spoke on What Americans Plan to Do to Kaiser
A British editor clarifies that American soldiers mean to humiliate the Kaiser by symbolic acts, not to harm him physically. The piece argues Americans intend theatrical degradation rather than direct punishment and notes British readers misunderstand the phrase.
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Kaiser
England
London
Europe
Sean
Nix
Oalli
Americas
Gallant Dissuasion
A terse exchange reveals a perilous tone as one character warns Miss Fanny about perceived dangers and suspicions among the carnibeth tribes. The dialogue hints at danger and potential deception while questioning motives and trust.
Position and salary in crisis prove motives of foe
The Washington Star quotes Senator Sorghum on an unnamed rival in a crisis. He concedes not knowing the foe’s exact position but notes that any such post would offer a good salary, explaining the acceptance despite uncertainty.
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Senator Sorghum
Washington Star
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