Mohammed VI Turkeys New Sultan Burhan-Eddine Emerges
The article profiles Burhan-Eddine as the new sultan of Turkey after Abdul Hamid's fall. Groomed by European tutors, he is a sailor by trade with navy captaincy, linked to Enver Pasha, and noted for modern ideas and mixed loyalties amid imperial intrigues and a tarnished record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mohamed Burhan-Addine
Abdul Haid Wan
Turkey
Mohamed VI
Burhan-Ediing
Emperor Witlam
Burhan-Eddine
Kaver Pasha
Altaweh Sultan Abdul Hamid
Nahin
Burhan Eddine
Durhan-Eddine
Enver
Nadjle Saltana
Recruiting Women Doctors For French Hospital Unit
The National Woman Suffrage association reports a French request for a 50 person medical unit to staff a 300 bed hospital for WWI casualties near the front. Mrs. Truymond Brown plans to assemble doctors nurses clerks and chauffeurs, with France supplying the hospital and equipment. Suffragists will fund salaries and food for the 60 personnel from fundraising.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National
Wotan Suffrage Association
Het
Truymond Brown
New York
France
Rex
Entat
National Suffrage
Dangernue
Decaume
Notorious German Intriguer von Hintse in Diplomacy
Admiral von Hintse, German diplomat once adviser to Mexico, earned notoriety for scandalous China activities and alleged plots to draw the United States into war. Recalled, he later returned via the United States and England, then served again in China before attempting further intrigue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Admiral von Hintse
Christiania
Mexico
Dr. von Kuehlmann
China
Germany
United States
England
Holland
America
WINS FAME IN THE AIR
Lieut Tyler Cook Bronson, twenty two, hailed as one of the American group that downed six of the Richthofen unit near Chateau Thierry. The feat marks the largest air fight by the American squadron, with six German planes shot down and no losses to American flyers. Bronson, from a fighting family, studied in Switzerland and trained for aviation in Ithaca, Turante, and Canada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tyler Cook Jonson
Kulwr
Richthafen
Chateau Thierry
Lieuteniot Bronnon
Melvin A. Brown
National Aeropautic Committer
New York
Frederick P. Bronson
Engineers’ Corps
France
Switzerland
Ithaca
Turante
Canada
Learn to Conserve Wheat and Sugar with Cornmeal Mush
A historical cooking note outlines methods to cook cornmeal mush without waste, stressing gradual heating in a double boiler, avoiding lumpiness, and serving with milk or cream. It offers multiple cooking methods and pudding recipes using cornmeal, milk, molasses, figs, dates, and dried fruits to extend meals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holling Point
Collarions Blouses and New Cape Styles Preview
The piece notes a shift toward collarless blouses with a rolling back effect and describes new cape fashion using bold color linings. American women resist continuous collar trends with commendable perseverance while aprons, poke bonnets, and chilling outfits receive mention alongside fabric mixes and vivid color pairings.
Mush and Milk as American War Aid Dish
A fragment urges a back to mush and milk for economy and patriotism. It claims mush plus milk provides a balanced, wheat free meal, supports soldiers abroad, and frees wheat for armies while noting Germany and allies fear the dietary shift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Bulgaria
Government Exhibit Tour Of Wartime Federal Agencies
The Joint committee on government exhibits representing Agriculture War Navy Interior and Commerce along with the Food Administration and Public Information announces a display of wartime exhibits. They will tour five circuits of fairs and expositions nationwide from August 10 to December 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agriculture
War
Bavy
Interior and Commerce
Implatration
Committee On Public Information
Pipings Piping in Contresting Materials and Colors
A brief note highlights seven GT models showcasing contrasting materials and colors. The feature emphasizes advances in salts and cote options within the series while noting ongoing experimentation in finishes and textures.
Letter to Country Folks From Uncle Sam Urges Liberty Bonds
A faded letter from Alenceister Massy signed by Your Record Mackerel Price urges nephews and nieces to fund wartime effort. It recounts an NY sighting of a transport near the Statue of Liberty, honors soldiers like George Roots, and calls for spending twenty four billion dollars on war costs funded by Liberty Bonds. It notes family sacrifice, allies’ support, and warns of high mackerel prices as a separate market update.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fennie
New York
Battleshire
George
Root
Willion
George Root
Jost Ox
Genege Root
Thane
Pene
Britain
France
Belgium
Sugar Bowls Taboo and Postmaster Advertisements
Sugar bowls were banned in public eating places in Massachusetts for wartime rationing with one per person per menu. Woodland California ad seeks a postmaster or postmaster treasurer for Verona in Sutter County, noting no applicant has appeared despite outreach to neighboring towns.
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Fortin
Maks
Massachsetty
Frd
Woodland
Cal
Verona
Sutter County
Eaile
Maine Coal at ten dollars in Portland area
A local advisory committee offers Maine coal at $10 a ton in Portland and surrounding vicinity. A 4 percent discount is allowed on bills paid within five days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maine Coal
Portland
Ecat
Vicity
Standards for Poultry Weight and Quality Standards
The article explains the purpose of poultry standards to secure uniformity, establish grades, and guide trading. It notes size and shape as breed characteristics determining value, while color is a secondary factor. white and black varieties of the same breed share quality traits yet differ in appearance.
Poultry Breeding For Uniformity And Stock Standards
The article discusses selecting poultry by size and type over color, stressing that uniformity in appearance and quality matters for efficiency. It advises farmers with large flocks to maintain stock from established standard breeds, choosing unbreeders to keep consistent excellence with minimal extra effort.
Chickens First in Poultry Production Says Devant Report
The United States Department of Agriculture extols chickens for top performance in poultry farming. They prosper on varied feeds, salvage kitchen scraps, and convert waste into profit, surpassing other poultry in insect control and resource utilization. The report urges keeping more chickens relative to other poultry types.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Benera
Turkeys Given Free Range And Flock Management
Two turkey hens with unknown ages left on free range will stay together, aiding locating and care. Do not keep more than this number in one flock to avoid crowding under shelter.
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Lacie
United Mares Department of Agriculture
Wilk Jersey
Uncle Sam
Alencester
Lai
Turkeys
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