German Generals Credit American Doughboys for WWI Victory
Interviews with Germany’s famed commanders reveal respect for U.S. troops who helped tip the war in the Allies’ favor. Crown Prince Rupprrecht and others cite American training, material support, and relentless assault as decisive factors amid heavy German losses.
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Cally
Sigrid Schultz
Chicago Tribune
Germany
Rupprecht
Bavaria
Friedrich Wilhelm
Prussia
United States
Hans von Seeckt
Mackensen
America
General von Seeckt
Reichswehr
Silian
von Einem
Draw Up Rules for Air Flights in the Orient
Washington imposes new overseas flight rules for Japan and China after the Herndon Pangborn incident. Permits required in advance for each overflight and landing. routes and places of takeoff must be specified. Chinese approval needed one month ahead, with notification to the foreign affairs ministry at Nanjing.
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Washington
Japan
China
Department of Commerce
Ministry of Foreign Affairs
Nan
Permission to Carry Arms for Self Defense Granted
Five days before entering Chinese territory, permission to carry arms and ammunition for self defense may be granted if reasons are stated in the submission.
Lincoln Golf Club Opens on Historic Muskegon Farm
An 980 acre golf course called The Lincoln Golf Club has been laid out on a Muskegon area farm deeded by President Lincoln in 1860. The project preserves the historic link while offering a new recreational venue.
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Muskegon
Mich
Lincoln
Lincoln Golf Club
Britain asserts Nimrod fighters are world speed leaders
London reports Britain's carriers Furious and Courageous house Hawker Nimrod fighters claiming to be the fastest planes among major navies. The single Rolls Royce Kestrel powered aircraft reach 200 mph with rapid catapult takeoffs and enhanced flotation measures for emergency water landings.
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London
Britain
Campaign Links Orange Juice to Malnutrition Fight
Fragmentary note suggests a campaign using orange juice to address malnutrition among children. Mentions weight gain and comparison across groups, but details are unclear and sources are damaged.
Post Rear Admiral Yates Stirling Jr in Hawaii affair
In a trying post Rear Admiral Yates Stirling Jr commander of the Fourth naval district which includes Hawaii amid disturbances from attacks on white women an officer Lieut T H Massie with his mother in law Mrs Granville Fortescue and two enlisted men are accused in a Hawaiian case involving an assault on Mrs Massie.
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Yates Stirling, Jr
Fourth Naval District
Hawaii
Lieut
T. H. Massie
Granville Fortescue
Mra. Massic
Church Accepts Farm Produce Donations Sunday
The Chapin Method church will accept farm produce or money donations from farmers to support the Sunday program. Rev. Clifford White leads the effort and invites local farmers to contribute.
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Penn Yan
Boston Liquor Raiders Wield Sledges on Piano
Boston police liquor squad used sledge hammers to demolish an old piano in a raid. The officers found the instrument worn by years of speakeasy use and deemed its tones unendurable, prompting disposal and replacement with a new piano.
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Boston Liquor Raiders
Boston
Boston Police Liquor Squad
New Machine Aims to Calm Aggressive Bulls in Oregon
A machine designed by J J Van Kleek of Beaverton Oregon has won approval at the Oregon experimental station. It uses a long overhead sweep powered by a motor and reversible gear to guide a bull through a half circle and back again until the animal is calm.
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Corvallis
Ore
J.J. van Kleek
Beaverton
Oregon Experimental Station
Aryan arrival in India tied to Indus ruins discovery
Sir A. Banerji of the Indian archaeological department reports that while exploring the lower Indus valley he found ruins on a site of an older settlement. Ancient remains include seals with legends in an unknown ec tographic script similar to those found at Susa in Persia.
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BR. D. Banerji
Indian Archeological Department
Indus Valley
Susa
Persia
Wheat Buys Tangerial Attention in Illinois
A brief item notes unusual focus on wheat in Illinois after reports of excess growth and odd beetly growth affecting markets. No further officials or dates are provided in the legible text.
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Illinois
Eggs Price Ratio Favored By Market For Poultry Profit
E G Misner of the New York State College of Agriculture notes the egg to feed price ratio favors growers as feed prices near pre war levels while egg prices run above parity. He cites data from New York farms showing averages of 144 eggs per hen annually and that profits require large flocks and high output to cover capital and wages.
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East
E. G. Misner
New York State College of Agriculture
New York State
New York
Professor Misner
Long-Distance Layer Worth Considering for Egg Production
The article discusses pullets versus year old hens for egg farming. It cites Barred Rock hens on the Agassiz farm producing 201 eggs in year one and 218 in year two, advocating retention for breeding and egg yield. An average of 187 eggs in year two from 16 birds is noted, with one hen laying 1,076 eggs over five years.
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Agassiz
Poultry Run Rotation at Sidney Station Reduces Disease
The Sidney Vancouver Island experimental station reports that reusing the same land for poultry for two or more years causes parasites and disease. They run birds on a 3 year cycle of clover and grass, roots, grain with turf land for chicks. Two years out of three fields are cropped and twice plowed before birds return in year three.
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Sidney
Vancouver Island
Isolate Sick Hens for Disease Control in Flocks
Poultry farms should maintain a hospital area apart from the main flock to examine and treat sick birds. If not a disease expert, consult a local veterinarian or poultry disease laboratory for diagnosis. Isolating ill birds prevents spread and can save hundreds of dollars.
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Poultry Disease
Poultry Hints: Keep young poults apart from chickens and older turkeys
Guidance advises separating young turkey poults from chickens and from older turkeys to promote health and growth. It emphasizes distinct housing and monitoring to prevent disease transmission and stressed social stress reduction.
Real Cigarette Tobacco Sells Easy Roll Your Own
A shopper touts Target brand tobacco promising 30 to 40 cigarettes per dime. Describes it as real cigarette tobacco that tastes like ready mades and is easy to roll, saving about four bits weekly.
Voices From the Past on Phonographic Preservation
At a hearing a recording of Cardinal Manning, a speech by H. M. Stanley, and Lord Tennyson’s Charge of the Light Brigade were partially reproduced. The recording lady, still living, recalls Manning’s remark that she would have been burned for a witch a century ago.
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Cardinal Manning
H. M Stanley
Lord Tennyson
Light Brigade
Two Sides Clash Over Her Cloudy Past or Sunny Presence
A pair of contrasting lines debate a woman’s reputation with one side calling her past cloudy and the other defending her as having a sunny presence. The exchange highlights public perception and personal character.
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