Italy’s Armando Diaz a Quiet World War Hero
The article profiles Armando Diaz, Italy’s war leader celebrated for the Libyan campaigns and decisive bayonet charges at Zanzur. It notes his modesty, noble lineage of Spanish origin, Turin Military Academy training, and rise from artillery officer to key commander.
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Armando Diaz
Italy
General Diaz
Foch
Petain
Military Academy
Turin
School of War
Diaz
Zanzur
Turkey
No Union Hours For Her Canteen Workers Abroad
Mrs Belmont Tiffany of New York serves with the American Red Cross in France. Her group works 12 to 14 hours daily to provide warmth cleanliness and color for soldiers. She describes the relief at a canteen where 680 men visited in one night, eating magazines dry and leaving happier and less homesick.
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American Red Cross
Belmont Tiffany
New York
France
Red Cross
America
Wizard with figures Joseph McCoy a treasury expert
Joseph McCoy a treasury department statistician is praised for turning simple facts into accurate forecasts. He correctly estimated corporate income tax for 1915 within 144 thousand dollars and predicted census counts years ahead with small error.
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Joseph
McCoy
Treasury Department
Revenue Committees
Congress
Census Bureau
Bureau
His Able Work Rewarded Brigadier General Robert B. Noble
The Senate confirms Col. Robert B. Noble of the Army Medical Department as brigadier general recognizing his service as chief of personnel overseeing over 16 000 medical officers. He also directed hospitals on this side of the Atlantic and aided care for more than 100 000 sick and wounded. Noble, major when the war began, was honor graduate of the Army Medical School 1904 and trained at Alabama Polytechnic Institute 1891 and Columbia University 1909.
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Senate
Robert B. Noble
United States Army Medical Department
Department
Atlantic
Europe
United States
Noble
Army Medical School
the Polytechnic Institute In
Alabama
Columbia University
John Boynton
Denver
Quartermaster’s Corps
Camp Sherman
Camp
Columbus
Harding
Hays
Willis
Physicians of
Ohio
Edwin Jones
Fulton
Cox
Walter Pierce Canton
Wilson
Michael T. Dwyer
Sldiers’ Home
Dayton
National Soldiers’ Home
George H. Wood
France
Peter Schnoor
Port Clinton
Ruth Askew
Hampton
Attc
Toledo
Dennison
Edna Dugan
Bly Frank
Bucyrus
Detroit
James M. Cox
Joseph J. Johnson
Liberia
Youngstown
Arthur McTaggart
Edna Simpson
McTaggart
Simpson
Carl E. Wolf
Sandusky County
Fred. C. Croxton
Washington
J. B. Densmore
United States Employment Service
Ohio news briefs include boycotts and drownings in 1919
Findlay barbers face a 50 cent cut rumor as a boycott talk swirls. A body found near Galatea of Harry McCollum, 37, plus drownings of Peter Madin, 40, Thomas Carney, 39, and William Mackinwacz, 40 in Lake Erie. Fred Detrick, 30, former Kenton mayor, killed by a train at Bellefontaine. Bank robbery at Xenia. Pauline Joest elected Cincinnati councilor. Columbus hosts 1919 session.
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Findlay
Harry McCollum
Galatea
Lake Erie
Peter Madin
Thomas Carney
William Mackinwacz
Cleveland
Fred Detrick
Kenton
Bellefontaine
Western and Southern Life Insurance Company
Xenia
Pauline Joest
Cincinnati
Ohio Council of Daughters of America
East Liverpool
Columbus
St. Paul's M. BE
Napoleon
Mary A. Walters
Florida
Henry County
Paul P. Rover
Red Cross Bureau of Camp Service
Camp Sherman
Rover
King Avenue Methodist Episcopal Church
Fred Hackett
Barnesville
Arby Sargent
Belle Center
Washington D. H. Water Company
Fayette County
Liza Gor
J. H. Landis
Canton
Klein & Heffelman
Dine- Deweese
Scioto Valley Supply Company
Stark Dry Goods Company
William H. Brett
Cleveland Public Library
Marysville
Company
168Th Infantry
96Th Ohio Volunteer Infantry
Isaac F. Barnes
Theodore K. Hartman
Mansfield
Ohio
L. J. Taber
State Grange
Hancock County
Rey
A.C. Bane
Westerville
Anti-Saloon League
Methodist Episcopal
San Francisco
Gosman Livery and Transfer Company
Sandusky
Martha Cromle
Athens County
George Ward
W. H. Ward
Brunersburg
Tiffin River
France
R. M. Switser
Gallipolis
Free Range Chickens Fattening Boosts Economy and Quality
Poultry specialists urge more fattening of growing chickens to improve weight and flesh. Methods include pen and crate fattening with skim milk or buttermilk mash, green fodder, daily cleaning, and strict coop sanitation to maximize profit and minimize disease.
Poultry Fattening Seen as Key to Higher Values
The head of a three-store operation in Greater New York urges poultry growers to fatten all birds before sale. He says fattening on farm or in the back yard should continue the growing process, with older birds fattened by adjusted feeding methods to improve flesh at low cost.
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New York
United States
Grains for Poultry Feed Vary in Palatability and Nutrition
Hulled oats are favored by poultry and boost egg production when priced reasonably. Barley adds variety but hens do not greatly relish it. Buckwheat is liked but not widely fed, and buckwheat middlings mix well with corn meal. Rye is seldom used and may cause bowel trouble if fed freely.
Corn a Fattening Feed for Fowls and Hens
Corn heats and fattens when given to closely confined fowls, producing fat rather than eggs. For laying hens, balance with meat, bone, linseed, gluten, and nitrogenous feeds. Exercise and access to insects and greens improve results. Feed corn largely in cold weather but sparingly in summer.
Variety in poultry grain feeding promotes balanced nutrition
The feeder should use a variety of grains rather than a single grain. Mix grains or alternate grain types on different days to mimic natural foraging. Do not rely on grain alone except in the fattening pen, where fat rather than eggs may result.
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Gleanings
Virgie Runhart
Section M
Swallow
Louis White
C. P. Haas
Newton H. Fairbanks
Springfield
Republican State Central Committee
D. Q. Morrow
Hillsboro
Charles D. Simeral
Steubenville
John B. Corn
Ironton
BE. M. Fullington
Bertha Viola Leaman
G. W. Leaman
Linville
Licking County
Austin Gardner
Mahoning Park
Warren
Chief McDermott
Michael Radeledge
Midland
Bellaire
Wellsville
Samuel P. Bush
Buckeye Steel Castings Company
Baruch
War Industries Board
Wood County
Democratic Executive Committee
George, Sheffer
Rising Sun
Frank W. Thomas
Bowling Green
F. W. Heald
W. E. Pisel
Bloomdale
Sherman W. Lundy
Marion
Crawford Counties
Dropay
United States Department of Agriculture
Back Yard
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