Draft Exemption Fairness Warns Politicians Jail Threat
Washington reports a demand for a flawless draft process with no favoritism. Crowder's office plans a safety net against manipulation, while Justice will prosecute anyone aiding exemptions or biased releases. The piece also covers air force expansion and mobilization of women under the national defense council led by Dr Anna Howard Shaw and Ida Tarbell.
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Edward GB. Clark
Washington
Crowder
General Crowder
Congress
Department of Justice
Air Army
National Council of Defense
Europe
American Flying Corps
Army
War Department
Uncle Sam
Corps
Air Service
Philippines
Panama Zone
Council of National Defense
Women's Defense Committee
All the Women of America
Anna Howard Shaw
United States
Ida Tarbell
Joseph R. Lamar
Atlanta
Antoinette Funk
Illinois
Maude Wetmore
Rhode Island
Philip N. Moore
Missouri
Stanley McCormick
Massachusetts
Josiah R. Cowles
California
Agnes Nestor
Carrie Chapman Catt
New York
Cowles
Lamar
Garden Work in Midsummer
Celery plants may be set out in July in the North and August in milder climates. The article details soil preparation, transplanting, blanching, and care, with advice on manure, spacing, and avoiding Paris green for cabbage worms. It also covers carrot and rutabaga sowing, cabbage planting, ant control, potato bug spraying, and currant bush relocation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. van Benthuysen
Paris
Ahaz and the downfall of Judah in biblical study
Chron 28 and 30 context describe Ahaz reign from about 789 to 723 B C over Judah with Jerusalem as capital. The lesson critiques his disobedience to God, worship of Baal, and reliance on Assyria, leading to ruin for Judah and warning that prosperity cannot mask unrighteous choices.
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Ahaz
Kingdom
Judah
Jerusalem
Kingdom of
Jehovah
Israel
K. Ahaz
Uzziah
Jotham
Baal
Baalim
God
Lil. Ahaz
Syria
Assyria
Damascus
Thaz
Movie force in education reveals cinema impact on children
A London cinema commission test shows film viewing aids education. Girls who ceased theater attendance during the war recalled films from two years earlier, with domestic and fairy tales among favorites. Boys preferred cowboy adventure pics and comics, war films attracted varied interest, and love films interested girls eleven and older.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Cinema Commission
Opening the Eggs
A weary pedestrian finds rest at a roadside house where the hostess offers eggs toast and tea. The young man asks to open the eggs and after a sigh admits the shell looks fine but the egg was not boiled long enough, leaving him to lament the insufficient boil.
Desperate Fight Anecdote Ends With Tails in a Box
A village inn smoke-room tale recounts a rustic testing two celebrated tomcats by boxing them. After tea, the lid was opened to reveal only a pair of tails, a humorous misfire in a crowd given to tall tales.
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Europe
America
France
London
Hen lays daily egg in soldier’s locker tale
A hen enters a ward at Bath war hospital and lays an egg daily in a soldier’s locker. The sleeping patient draws back the curtain to allow the bird entry to her curious nest.
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Bath War Hospital
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