Food sacrifice in Paris must be made soon
Paris reports a cabinet decision to enforce food restrictions amid bread shortages. Mills must leave more bran in flour, wheat must be rationed, and substitutes like rye or barley may be mixed. Butter prices rose as supplies dwindled, with butter sent to the British front. Production limits spark debate on policy versus economics, while efforts focus on increasing seeding for oats barley and potatoes and late sowing of beans to offset 1917 wheat shortfalls.
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Paris
France
Talon
Prince
Hintieh
Maurice Violette
Hinlier
Mont Parkons
Hon
Seneater
Henry Cheran
Moder
M+ Viollatte
M. Viollette
Ana Feross
Cher. Go
Keefer Funeral for R G Keefer at Mohawk Home
The remains of R G Keefer who died by suicide at Mc Greer station will be shipped to Mohawk the home of his parents Frank Keefer and sister. The cortege will leave Mohawk Saturday morning for Cullison Ridge chapel near Mohawk where services will be held at 10 o clock. Interment follows at Cullison Ridge Chapel cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R.G. Keefer
Mc Greer Station
Mohawk
Mia
Frank Keefer
Sinter
Cullison Ridge Chapel
Culllson Ridge Chapel
Under Cover Lad With Bat On Brain Observation
A playful exchange quoted from the Philadelphia Record want ads, noting a mother asking Johnny about the butcher’s lad. He cannot see brains because the lad had his bat on, delivering a humorous, tongue in cheek line typical of old newspaper filler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia Recort
Local residents visit. wide list of nearby names
Unity Starner from New Castle Pa visits relatives in town for a few days. Numerous locals and visitors from Columbus Akron Wooster Cincinnati and Philadelphia trip notes, with many names and destinations including Colville, Breece, Jacobs, Montgomery, and Landis. Community life brief with repeated travel for business and social visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unity Starner
New Castle
J. D. Hy McKinley
Columbua
SW. Mendenhall
Bureau of Horticultural Inspection
Columbus
Carlton Breece
North McKenzie Street
Akron
Ruth Martin
Wooster
R. W. Colville
North Gay Street
B. B. Taylor
Robert J. Grossman
Pike Towt
Minn Mele Henderson
Howard
Herbert W. Smith
East Hamtramck Street
A. A. Dowds Dry Gooda Co
Fred Wolfe
Columban Road
Colurmbue
Frinnits
Pred Jacobs
Xon
Vrnit
Hust Vine Street
Marend Hi
Rorentiall
Philadelphia
Randota
Harmer
Danville
McCon ‘Higueville
J. O. M. Calhoun Jett
Bintington
W. Va
Dave
Mise Ruth Montgomery
Went Cheatnu _alreat
Jamen AJ Kelley
Mred Kelley
Mini Margaret Kelly
Ming Bernie Sue
Kentucky
Mea
Mr. Wade
Daved Hering
Sanctuaky
Mise
Ewatta
Connelman
Charles Ko Ballsbary
Glenn Landis
Pennsylvania
J. G. Salmon
Monntington
Martha Ewing
Columbia
Benin
Linusiy Iil
Geant Towpinad
Hdward Zellars
Peano
George Zetters
Walnuterpeet
AL Seh Wollner
Priday
Trorhentar
Ter Inabuod
Davin
Rochester Toane
Bunnies
H.C. Marimore
North Main
New York City
American Medical Aaxodacian
Larimore
Thirrty
Jaithn Amphaugh
Fredericktown
Hellville
Jobin Ewart
Martinsbyre
Charles Row
Porhtan
Max Bonde
J. W. Tom
Centerbure
Mt. Vernon
A. A. Dowds Dry Goods
Mra
Jiles Blesney
Joy Funl
City
Edward F. Green
Cleveland
Emmett Orider
Emma Crider
Emmett Crider
Sherman Clements
University Hospital, Columbus
Mie
Wargoone
A. D. Rinwhitirt
Charles J Fink
Charles Ackerman
le. Wagner
Mansfeld
Weuter
Manufeld Connell
Board of Education Names Teachers for New School Year
The board on Thursday evening approved the teaching staff for the coming year. In the high school all teachers were re employed except three. In the wards most long time teachers were retained, with some new names entering after a formal list was reviewed. Many teachers appear on the list, including a long roster of names across departments and grades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board OF Education
Blosser
Hendrix
W. Huntsberger
Port Denjat
Harlan
Wood Doup
Andrew Paul Eliott
Arnd Gamertafelder
Zioh Lawrence Graham
Milo Cordell Hadley
Raymond D. Hall
Donard K. Johnson
Edith Grace McLauchlin
Maynaret
Dorothy. Murry
Howard E. Nyhart
George B. Porterfeld
Heau V. Pryor
Mary Leverta Shatter
Helen Elizabeth Sheffer
Sara Alice Simmons
Nolen
Elizabeth Stinemets
Gorothy Mae
Clade Herbert Groan
Gertrude Trone Hofmann
Lorenze Lenlay
Wedlerick Borvoe Parker
Karl James Robinson
Leon Shinde
Sons of Veterans Band Proposed by Members
Howard Gates and John D Weaver seek to form a band from Sons of Veterans by gathering all members for a meeting Monday evening June 4 Gates plays cornet and Weaver an alto horn. The plan began on Memorial Day with notes on fish prep and a remark about Singapore theaters offering cheaper seats behind the screens for poorer natives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard
Gates
John D. Weaver
Sons of Veterans
Mr. Gates
Mr. Weaver
Singapore
Miss Cole Surprised By Her Pupils On Friday
Pupils of the second ward surprised their teacher Miss Kaun Cole on Friday afternoon with a program of greetings songs a school quartet reading and recitations. Highlights included Which loved best trembled not and Our Pledge with student solos and a school yell.
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Scond
Mies Kaun Cole
Miss Cole
Yoon
Dessie Carter
Donald Brown
Teading
Tarl Wil
Mrs Areford Hurt In Circus Accident
A telegram reports Mrs Earl Areford, daughter of Mrs Olive Eggleston, injured when the Barnum and Halley circus tent collapsed in Allentown Pennsylvania. The message says several people were hurt but none killed. Mrs Eggleston left for Allentown to learn details.
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Mra
Earl Areford
Olive EB. Keeleston
Barnum & Halley
Eggleston
Allentown
British Control in Mesopotamia and Tigris Tribes
The article describes British influence over the Tigris region and the Albu Muhammad tribe centered at Qui at Salih, noting loyalty shifts toward British forces and railway development. It also recounts infant and life expectancy trends from Callier's Weekly and discusses Spain’s historical national debt repudiations, from 1556 to 1610, leading to modern fiscal repudiation debates.
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Mesopotamia
Tellal Wroiujie
Tigris
Tetel
Albu Muhammad
Alu Muhammad
Tikht
Aural
Exra'y
Tamb
Qui
Salih
Hridah
Amarah
Stitos
Bables
Carty
Callier
Memorial Day events and school notes from Bantam West
AL chapel program ran smoothly with a patriotic tone. Rev Mord of the M P church will preach the baccalaureate sermon at the Chapel of Christ. Memorial Day parade saw strong school and teacher representation. Third ward prize for best marching and attendance. Second Ward School held a closing program. exams went smoothly with most students finishing well.
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Chiron of Christ
East Wing Street
M. P. Church
C. . Mord
Hicknews
Second Ward
Fragmentary OCR: No. 42 64 and other issue numbers
The readable fragment lists multiple issue numbers such as No 42 No 64 and No 50 and No 49. It hints at a newspaper page catalog or issue indexing with times 162 a m 362 a m and measurements 2141 ppm. Context unclear due to garbled text and repetition.
Meeting Trouble and Courage to Face Worries
A reflective exhortation argues worry weakens will and character while urging laughter and bold living. It stresses that hope and action overcome fear, contrasting dreamy castles with the heavy dun eons of forebodings and urging a positive, proactive stance.
Birth of a daughter for Mr and Mrs Lacy Tinnin
A newspaper snippet notes the birth of a daughter on a Wednesday to Mr and Mrs Lacy Tinnin of North West Street New Battery E men. It lists medical exam passers Olea Ransom, Frage G Calling, Harmon Vananadal, Jamon Mactini, Lawrence Avers, James Orham, Prank McParhand, Dale Bi, Porter, J Rowley, George Raymond, John TD Grubb, Dynan McClarky and Leroy Walking, totaling 143 passes.
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Olear Ransom
Frage G. Calling
Harmon Vananadal
Jamon Mactini
Lawrence Avers
James Orham
Prank McParhand
Dale Bi, Porter
J. Rowley
George Raymond
John TD. Grubb
Dynan McClarky
Leroy
Favorite game asked by family friend in Philadelphia Record
A family friend asks the boy what his favorite game is while he replies that any game mother approves of would suit him, as reported by the Philadelphia Record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Notice to Contractors State Highway Department
Sealed proposals will be received in Columbus Ohio until 2:00 p.m. June 14 1917 for reinforced concrete through arch bridge on Knox County section K Mt Vernon Coshocton road I C H No 39 Monroe township clear span 75 feet estimated cost 87342 20 completion November 1 1927. Plans and specs in County Highway Superintendent and State Highway Department offices. The right to reject any bid is reserved by Clinton Cowen State Highway Commissioner.
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STATE
Columbus
Ohio
Innox County
Vernon Coshneton Road
Monroe Township
Tidder
State Highway Department
State Highway Commuissioner
Antil
Knox County
Mt. Vernon Coshocton Road
Welsh chieftain cites ancient genealogy in valley narrative
A Welsh chieftain referenced a genealogical tree claiming his lineage tracing to Adam and a historic valley context. The remark connected long timelines and a broad historical setting, invoking distant origins and a caveat about dating accuracy.
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Adam
Bac
Bisook
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Carol Virginia Hadley
Veena
Mary McGuinn
Madre W. Shetlenbarger
Nla
Birdie Sparks
Ruth Marie Walker
Ulnrence Ff. Lapley
Forest O. Mavis
Ruch
Ellen Pealer
Martha Alice Reichert
Glenn Leroy Daniels
Lucille Lewis
Veraduet
Pauline Taylor
Olive Smith
Behool
Cardus
Card-You
Areford
England
Philip III
Republic
Avalon Farm
Avalon Farms
Mt. Wayne
Ind
Carl N. Lorey
Main St
Glenwood
Loeser Bros
Caracalla
Carolan
Caroliii
Alex Silliman
Marshal Field
John R. Clark
Mt. Gilead
Zolman & Son
Hugerty
Levering Bros
E. E. Zolman & Son Cit
Bell ‘Phone
Bantam West
Forum
Country Club
A. m
Seceus
Pennsylvania Lines
Akron Div
Bouth Bound
Lacy Ee Tinnin
North Weatstreat
Ttolarine
THE
Standard Oil CO
Olio Corporation
Clinton Cowen
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