Lipton Again Challenges for the Americas Cup
Sir Thomas Lipton, famed for 19 years of attempts, persists with the Shamrock yachts. The New York Yacht Club delays action toward 1920 while Lipton remains determined to lift the cup from American hands. The piece links Lipton to a broader spirit of nationalism and postwar maritime ambition.
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Sir Thomas Lipton
Brooklyn
New York Yacht Club
Sir Thomas
Great Britain
John Bull
Uncle Sam
Distinguished Service Medal To Col Li Mervin Maus
San Francisco notes Col Li Mer vin Maus medical corps U S Army Western Department surgeon receives the first Distinguished Service Medal for meritorious service on November 5 1877 near Belle Fourche River North Dakota. He led a surrounded detachment through a Sioux assault and later subdued hostiles after a costly parley.
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Li Mervin Maus
Western Military Department
United States
France
Belle Fourche River
North Dakota
United States Army
National Park Attendance Seen Rising After War
Stephen T. Mather, director of the National Park Service, predicts higher attendance next season as peace returns. He notes 1918 attendance fell from 490 705 to 454 841 due to higher railroad fares and government discouragement of travel. Private autos carried most tourism, with 1917 to 1918 park car totals at 56 206 and 64 596 respectively. Rocky Mountain led with 101 497 visitors, Mount Rainier second with 43 901, Yosemite about 38 000. Yellowstone dropped about 14 000 as parks adjusted classifications.
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Stephen T. Mather
National Park Service
National Parks
Rocky Mountain National Park
Colorado
Mount Rainier
Washington
Yovemite
Califora
Hotnig
DS Katwanbas
Ie Medical
Ohio Gleanings: Noted deaths and state events in brief
James B. Walker 87, a Findlay oilman and former mayor, dies of pneumonia. Frank Duveneck dies at 71. Osage County events include fire at the Bdd building in Cleveland and a six-month influenza rise. Ohiowide items mention the College of Agriculture enrollment, notable deaths, political shifts, and war savings stamp success totaling 106 million.
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James B. Walker
Ohio
Findlay
College of Agriculture
Ohio State University
Albert Hauser
Cincinnati
Lillie Hauser
Hauser
Frank Duveneck
Cps
Morton Johns
Bellefontaine
Cleveland
David R. McRitchie
George McRitchie
Port Clinton
Judge McRitchie
Scotland
Clinton Wahlrob
Dayton
Wahlrob
Napoleon
Board of Health
Charles X. Zimmerman
Zimmerman
Europe
William J. Ballinger
Plain City
Newark
Canton
J. I. Cramer
M. Martin
Cramer
Ardmore
Okla
Kathryn Shaffer
Portsmouth
Horace N. More
Frank Ford
Curry Cadets
Fourteenth
Marysville
Catherine Faul
New Philadelphia
Trail Creek
Henrietta D. Gratier
Ohio Newspaper
Women Association
Kroger
Columbus
Lancaster Chamber of Commerce
Fairfield County
Mathew Conklin
Liverpool
Gallipelis High School
A. W. Craver
Youngstown
France
Weyard M. Semans
Delaware
Adam Kiysaner
Rom Hamilton
New Year
Covano Cox
Kassner
EY Thomas
Penitenfloor
Jack
City Anangel
Francis Jody
Beville
Soldier Camp
Sherman
Om bin Wey Ho Wan
Valley Traction
Best Grain for Dairy Cows in the Ration Mix
The guide lists corn as the main dairy grain, notes its high energy but low protein, and suggests supplementing with ground cob meal. It covers nutrients for corn meal, corn and cob meal, oats, ground barley, and ground rye, advising against using rye in large amounts due to buttering effects.
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United States Department of Agriculture
First American Jewish Congress in Philadelphia
The Philadelphia congress gathers 400 delegates representing 3 000 000 Jews and declares support for a Jewish commonwealth in Palestine under British trusteeship. A nine member delegation will present to the Versailles peace conference a proposed Bill of Rights guaranteeing equal rights and minority representation.
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Philadelphia
America
Julian W. Mack
Chicago
Congress
Palestine
Great Britain
League of Nations
Mack
Pape's Dispepsin Promises Quick Stomach Relief
Upset stomach and indigestion are claimed to vanish immediately after taking a tablet of Pape's Dispepsin. The ad states rapid relief from pain belching gas and sour acids with inexpensive tablets available at drug stores.
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Pape
Detecting Tuberculosis in Cattle
The text explains that cows often show no obvious signs and laypeople cannot reliably detect tuberculosis. Advanced cases may cough and lose flesh, and milk from such cows should not be used. The safest approach is herd testing by a capable veterinarian, though owner or others can administer the test, its results would not be official.
Empire to Let in Asia Minor An Oldest World Empire
London Mail calls Asia Minor an empire to let, once venerable and now derelict, restored to a Garden of Eden state. It notes German investment in railways and public works worth hundreds of millions of marks. An advertisement for Dr. Peers Dead Shot worm remedy ends with a postal ad.
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Asia Minor
Garden of Eden
London Mail
Betting Quieted as Dog Races Take Over
Mrs. Torkins reproaches Charley for promising to quit betting on horses. She reveals Bill Splusjem reports Charley has spent the last three weeks betting only on dogs, signaling a shift in his wagering habits.
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Charley
The Right Spirit and the Ads That Spur Work
A brief editorial voice from the Atlanta Constitution extols persistent spirit beyond cheers and highlights the role of advertising in education, noting self reliance and Garfield tea as a natural remedy theme.
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Atlanta Constitution
Warm drinking water aids dairy cows and milk flow
Warm drinking water for dairy stock saves feed by not draining cow vitality as cold water does. It also benefits milk flow since a cow will not drink water abundantly if it is ice cold.
Common Feeding Mistakes in Dairy Cows
An advisory note explains that farmers often underfeed productive dairy cows, giving only maintenance rations and thus limiting potential milk output. It emphasizes providing more than basic needs to achieve maximum milk production.
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United States Department of Agriculture
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