Last World War fighting continued after armistice
World War ended at 11 A M on November 11 1918 yet fighting persisted on isolated western front segments after the armistice took effect. Records of General Pershing note messages from Marshal Foch confirmed ceasefire at 11 A M though rapid Beamont Meuse Argonne progress left some clashes beyond the deadline.
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Farrar elected HS captain and awards at Oberlin banquet
William Farrar Jr of 249 West College is captain-elect of Oberlin High School’s 1929 football team announced at the annual banquet by retiring captain Robert Hamlin. Fifteen letters were awarded to players including Farrar, Brickley, Hughes, Jones, Morris, Partridge, Reed, Sarger, Van Ausdale, Winfield, Worcester, manager Paul Ellis, and cheerleader Joe Gibson.
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Joe Gibson
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Willia Morris
Oberlin Chest Drive Passes 5000 Dollar Mark
The Oberlin Community Chest drive crossed the five thousand dollar threshold Friday with about 500 donors pledging. Average pledge declined slightly but officials remain hopeful the eight thousand dollar budget will be met. Six team captains planned a final push over the next two and a half days to raise the remaining three thousand. In community briefs, the Oberlin Woman's Club educational department meets Monday at Miss Fitch’s home to discuss copper and old iron as well as Sheffield Plate and Pewter. The Vine Rebekah lodge also meets Monday evening. Mrs. Frederick Detwiler was a guest at the Burgess home, Rev. Detwiler long a former Baptist pastor here. Hertha Faithful, mother of Mrs. Hodge, has come to Cleveland for the winter.
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Aged Chinaman Declared To Be 250 Years Old
Li Ching-yun, aged claimed 250, travels across China selling medicine since childhood. Born in Kangxi era, he reportedly reads by age ten and has 11 generations of descendants. He walks about 30 miles daily and has 180 descendants.
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Field Museum Opens Madagascar Exhibit in Chicago
Chicago unveils a premier Madagascar collection at the Field Museum of Natural History. Curated by Ralph Linton and the Field Museum expedition, the display highlights Malagasy artistry in fabrics, raffia cloths, wood carvings, and metalwork. It ranks among the finest global holdings alongside France, with native jewelry fashioned in gold and silver.
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Brothers Who Married Sisters Divorce in Unusual Romance
In Columbia Mississippi two brothers married to two sisters were granted divorces by the same judge on the same date for infidelity. The couples wed on the same day at the same place by the same officiant, and their divorce petitions were filed concurrently in the same court.
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Miller principals named in local notice
The principals were O. H. Miller and his wife Eva Me Renate Miller, and John V. Miller and his wife Julia McKenzie Miller.
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Fall pigs demand best of handling for profitable growth
Fall pigs should be given a chance to run on forage crops after weaning. This practice will give them a better start for the long winter months. Fall pigs require attentive feeding and handling during growing and fattening, with high energy concentrates and protein supplements to stay profitable for the grower.
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Pigs Diet Mixes Milk and Protein Supplements
The article outlines feeding pigs with corn and milk products as a base, adding skim milk or buttermilk for protein and minerals. It suggests specific ratios such as two and a half in three spands of milk per one pound of corn for a 40 pound pig, and using tankage fish meal alfalfa meal or oil meal where milk is unavailable. It also notes a starter mix of 50 percent fish meal or tankage 25 percent alfalfa meal 25 percent oil meal with corn, then tapering protein to about 5 percent during finishing.
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England's new robot speaker at the Model Engineering show
London reports Britain's latest robot amazes crowds by walking across Trafalgar Square and delivering a speech from a chair at Horticulture Hall. Created by Captain W H Richards and A N Reffel, it answers time, obeys voice commands, and shuns the command to “shut up.” It can drill wood or metal with two operators watching. The device, largely metal, resembles a knight in armor and runs on a twelve-volt motor with coils and miles of wire.
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