THEN AND NOW WAR ORDERS BREATHE NEW LIFE INTO SMALL TOWNS
A Boston dispatch in the New York Evening Post notes war orders, once scarce and vital to a few hundred resident machine shops, now sustain small communities. A tiny plant with ten or twelve workers, building steel shafting machines, keeps operating due to Europe contracts, adding jobs and shifting production to cut strnymel and shells, signaling U.S. industrial resilience in emergency.
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Boston Dispatch
New York Evening Post
Post Dispatch
Europe
Two New Moons In May
An old observe notes unusually that May hosted two new moons. The May 1 and May 31 new moons allowed viewers in Blackfoot Japan Africa and Brazil to see the moon twice in one month. The piece explains lunar phases drift with calendar months and clarifies prior incorrect claims.
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Blackfoot
Japan
Africa
Brazil
Killers and the ethics of hunting and speech
A poem contrasts natural killers with humans who kill for pleasure critiquing hunting for sport. The text shifts to a report noting Stuart Taber of the Library of Congress was dismissed over remarks about the President. It ends by referencing the Winnetka post office affair and a remark on Democrats banking on wartime prosperity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Library of Congress
Winnetka
Doans Kidney Pills Cited By Blackfoot Resident Ad
Walter B Callister of Blackfoot Idaho reports how Doans Kidney Pills cured his constant dull right kidney pain after a summer of lameness and inability to work. He endorses the medicine from Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY, priced 50 cents at all denters and urges others to try the same remedy that relieved his suffering.
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Walter 8. Callister
Blackfoot
Dean
Doan
Mr. Callister
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
Ady
Public notices and wartime obituary items in brief
A reader extols Chamberlains Tablets for indigestion as General Gallieni, credited with guiding French resistance in 1914, dies suddenly at Versailles. In New York City Arthur Waite is found guilty of first degree murder in the death of his father in law, John H Peek, with sentencing set for today.
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Gallieni
Versailles
France
Arthur Waite
New York City
John H. Peek
Grand Rapids, Mich
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Corn Products Refining CO
P.O
New York Dept. PH
Stuart Taber
Recco
Becco
Becker Growingstatting
Wilson
Congress
Portland
Idaho
Oregon
Union Pacific System
O.S. S
Chamberlain
G. E
Tiler
Tilion
N.Y
Powers Pharmacy
Santox
Blackfoot Farmers Milling Co., Ltd
Graham
D. W. Standrod & Co
The
Blackfoot Optimist
Pearson & CO
F. C. Christ
Neil F. Boyle & Co
Brown-Hart Co
Hendrie Implement CO
E. &G. Bills Auto Co
Ford and Overland
Isis Theatre
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