Germans Drive Across Fronts as War Rages In Europe
British and German forces clash along a widening front as Haig withdraws to prepared positions. Berlin claims 45,000 prisoners and Paris reports long-range shelling while American engineers support the western front amid gas and artillery bombardments.
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Jordan
Lens
Irkutsk
Paris
Berlin
Nesle
Bapaume
Haig
West Front
Luneville
Americong
Meurignies
Mons
Belgium
Picardy
Toul
St. Biusaant
Boqueteau
Washington
Stolt- Nielsen
Wilson
Halg
Amor
Fongé
London
Paria
Pershing
Ana
Douglas McArthur
Rainbow Division
Sharp
State Department
Vienna
Reichstag
Helgoland
Black Sea
Germany
Snake Island
Danube
Gray
Omsk
Tomsk
Siberia
William ‘Redmond
John Redmond
Waterford
Redmond
Dr. White
Lina Fenner
Canterbury
Shelly
War Time Shoe Prices and Allied Food Aid Report
England lowers retail footwear prices after government standardizes leather shoes sold at controlled profits. U S agriculture and commerce figures detail wartime funding for seed sales farm labor, meat and dairy conservation, market services, and extension work. Exports show wheat and pork volumes to the United Kingdom, France, Italy, and Russia, with tallies for sugar and corn.
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Committee On Public Informa
Thorn
Washington
England
United States
Department ‘of Commerce
Italan Shoe
Agriculture Dt
Co-Operative Agricultural Extension
Saile
Bureau O “of Chemistry
Bureau of Entomology
Bureau of ‘Biological Survey
The
Food Administration
United Kingdom
Frace
Italy
Russia
France
Public Health Service studies disease prevention methods
The United States Public Health Service conducts an investigation to improve prevention and control of communicable diseases. The project focuses on standardization and preparation of serums, starting with the serum used for cerebro-spinal meningitis recently prevalent in camps.
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State Department
Charles Hemphill
Andrew Campbell Murtray
Pargny
Harold Willis
Nawton
Mass
Verdun
Pope Benedict
United States
United States Public Health Service
Public Life Fragments Show Curious Visual Metaphors
The passage portrays a distracted scene with a nervous narrator and a sympathetic housewife reacting to a visitor. A train announcer in a major rail hub questions edibility and relies on touch for diet cues while a new machine and freight cars accelerate.
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Tfe
Congress
Wang
Fragmented OCR yields unclear Lobeter report
The readable text is garbled with stray words and partial phrases about food and tobacco. No coherent events, names, dates, or outcomes can be determined from the fragments provided.
Little Slam at Tacoma in naturali zation hearing
A Tacoma based judge in Seattle federal court questioned an applicant for naturalization about his residence. The man replied he had lived ten years in the United States except three months in Tacoma. The judge, himself from Tacoma, pondered before granting the papers.
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Slam
Tacoma
Cushman
Seattle
United States
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Echo de Paris
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Joe Tinker
Denver
York
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Fred Fulton
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Willard
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Ethel M. Campbell
Philadelphia Country Club
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Palm
Beach On Red
Norfolk
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Lewiston
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Rhentah
Garranza
Fletcher
Rafael Nieto
Clump Custer
Red Cross
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America
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Berliner Tageblatt
Hertling
Treasury Department
Bureau of War-Risk
War Trade Board
Commission
Federal Trade Commission
Swift & Company
Council of National Defense
United States Food Administration
U.S. Army
Navy
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