Lottery Draw Sets Order For 1918 Class To Be Called
Washington announces the 1918 draft lottery results showing each registrant’s order of call. All youths drawn are assigned to five classes based on mailed questionnaires, with new registrants placed last. indications say Class 1 will be called before year end.
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Washington
America
Ohio News Briefs From Camp Sherman To Martindale
Ohio items report Timothy Mahoney of Lima dying at Camp Sherman from a fractured skull after a fall from a troop train. Other notes include Oxford College of Women officers, a fatal jump from a car near Portsmouth, an armed robbery at Cleveland, and multiple war related deaths and court actions across the state.
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Timothy Mahoney
Lima
Camp Sherman
Washington D. H
Board of Trustees
Oxford College For Women
Emma Lee Elam
Indianapolis
Ind
W. H. Stewart
Oxford
J. Gilbert Welsh
Mace Roberts
Portsmouth
Alice Andrews
Cleveland
Steve Carlo
Canton
Martins Ferry
Superior Glass
Blanche Clevenger
Aaron Gibson Washington
Court of Appeals
Washington
Dayton
Clarence Conner
Findlay
West Ohio Woman’s Home Missionary Society
Springfield
W. H. C. Goode
Sidney
Samuel Locker
Marysville
Ohio Central Railroad
John Baxter
France
Laura Ogden
Cincinnati
Miami University
Cincinnati Art Museum
Dave Stort
Stort
Pete Gasparino
Alliance
Gasparino
Liverpool
United States District Court
Elkis
Ohio
James 8. Richardson
C. W. Digerman
Coshocton
J. Jindra
I. E. Dubbs
West Liberty
W. Fishetti
T. A. Lewis
Warren
K. Cretors
St. Paris
C. Ledford
War Department
Carl H. Eyman
L. BE. Hyman
Lancaster
Aviation Corps
Lews Mapel
Columbus Grove Clothier
Toledo
St. Clairsville
W. F. Arnet
Stark
Garfield
Valentine Young
Beaver
Pike County
Columbus
Otterbein College
Westerville
Lincoln
Kentucky
Circleville
R. B. Carnahan, Jr
American Rolling Mill Company
Middletown
Sandusky
W. F. Holland
Grant Burroughs
Chester Pletcher
Marion
Lorenzo D. Devore
Division of Mines
State Industrial Commission
Devore
Federal War Labor Board
Pennsylvania Railroad
Dennison
A. C. Eldridge
Ohio Teachers’ Association
Cedar Point
Newark
May Miller
Gottlieb Schneider
Otto
Cyclops
John H. Frantz
American Rolling Mills
Ohio Fuel
Homer H. Johnson
William Shupe
Rising Sun
Joe Simon
Leetonia
Salem
Joseph V. Hirsch
United Spanish War Veterans
Youngstown
Hamilton
Edna Cook
Gates Cook
State Hospital
Industrial and Mercantile Club Girls
West Virginia
Edward Kalbe
John Douglas
Zanesville
United States
Kalbe
Atlanta
Douglas
Archie Freeman
Wright Airplane Field
Ohio War Chests
National War Relief
Army Y. M. C. A
Red Cross
Marion County
Edward Hazen
Elyria
Hazen
Loez
Invention Claims Long Range Destructive Shell
EB B Malcolm of Campbellton shows a proposed AB shell said to travel a thousand miles and deliver liquid fire gas and explosives to destroy Berlin. He compares it to a German long range gun and asserts secrecy on propulsion and guidance while promising England as launch location.
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Berlin
EB. B. Malcolm
Campellion
N. B
International Railway of New
Malcolm
Montreal Star
England
Bérlio
Piano Playing as Art Versus Amusement in Public Taste
The article argues piano playing has a vast literature and many learners yet few excel artistically. It says most view piano as amusement rather than a medium for deep emotion and high art, hindering true musical expression.
Study of Livestock Needs Guides Balanced Rations
A U S Department of Agriculture bulletin explains balancing rations by considering protein carbohydrate and fat while noting palatability physiological effects and practicality. It offers tables to compare feeds by nutritive value and cost to determine true feed value under given prices.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Calf Club Promotes Dairy Calf Rearing Among Youth
The calf club centralizes youth efforts in raising dairy calves. Its chief aim is to foster interest in livestock husbandry among boys and girls and to teach responsible calf care and farming skills.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Dairy Club
Calf Rearing Plans Encourage Youth Dairy Involvement
The article explains thrift valued programs where a boy or girl raises a calf and gradually adds it to the parent's milking herd. This method teaches essential dairy care and animal husbandry, turning cattle care from task into enjoyment with support from state college extension and agricultural departments.
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Extension Department
State Colleges
Department of Agriculture
Dual-Purpose Animal Types Seen Across Breeders
Breeders show a constant tendency toward dairy types while others favor beef traits, creating a wide variation in dual-purpose animals.
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United States Department of Agriculture