War Dispatches and Civilian News From Fronts and West
Reports from army headquarters describe a Russian raid breakup after German first-line entry near Dvinek. Warsaw students join the Polish army. Canadian troops gain in France trench warfare. Riga fighting favors Germany. British rounds in East Africa progress. Cap Ortegal identified as a German raider. Pershing withdrawal from Mexico prompts U.S. appeal to Carranza. Western notes include deaths, rail sales, flood impacts, and political moves on steel and prohibition.
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Paris
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Socialist Party of Norway
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International Socialist Congress
Hague
Germany
Arizona State News Highlights Local Developments
Arizona reports $6,500 allotted for a road from Camile to Elgin and a contract for larger quarters at Flagstaff post office. Plans for a new wing at the state capitol and a through line to the Gila region. preservation of Coronado National Forest land for University of Arizona military use. Navajo chiefs visit Washington. regional mining, forests, and highway projects feature in state affairs amid national policy notes.
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Farm Buildings Grouped for Efficiency on the Farm
A Chicago article extols plank frame construction by William A Radford as the modern, economical method for farm buildings. It details horse and dairy barns, hog houses, and a cow stable with designed layouts, steel stalls, silos, and ventilation, arguing proper design boosts production, saves cost, and preserves livestock health.
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Radford
Farm buildings and efficiency for progressive farmers
The article argues that well built farm structures with proper appointments are essential adjuncts to successful farming and justify higher initial costs by savings and durability. It notes farm layouts should minimize labor, prioritize stock comfort, and ensure product safety, with one directional product flow to avoid backtracking.
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Blindfold games travel the world in names and lore
A fragment describes various blindfold games with hooded players and figures like Harry Racket and Colin Maillard. It cites legends of Jean Colin, noted for his blindness and mallet, and lists international names such as German Blind Cow, Italian Blind Fly, Norwegian Blind Thief, and Polish variants. The text also references a long letter from Billy and a romantic exchange.
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England
Colin Maillard
Jean Colin
Brazen Fly and Hoodman Hood in Ancient Games
Fragment describes an ancient variety of blindman's buff once played by Greek youths under the name Brazen Fly and by English players as Hoodman. The note sketches cultural naming differences and the game’s enduring presence in antiquity.
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Greece
Old England
Hoodman
Basis of Canada's riches in fertile soil and farm profits
The Wall Street Journal lauds Canada as land rich with vast tillable areas and rising wealth from crops. Alberta harvests show high yields and profits, with farm land affordable at $18-$20 an acre and wheat yields reported up to 45 bushels per acre. Labor shortages due to war push harvest work prices up, with 40–50 thousand workers in 1916 earning $2.50–$4.00 daily plus board.
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Missing Epitaph Fragments Prompted Brief Note
A brief note discusses fragmented epitaphs beginning with Here len 2. It comments that most epitaphs share this pattern and mentions Crom Red Crom Bae Biss as a contrasting example of better phrasing. The passage remains short with unclear wider context.
Cascarets Promote Liver and Bowel Cleansing Claims
An advertisement touts Cascarets as a 10 cent remedy to cleanse and regulate the stomach and liver, remove foul gases, and ease constipation without gripe. It asserts the product prevents headaches and indigestion and promises noticeable relief by morning. It also mentions Dr Mary Morey, a 70 year old from Smiley Texas, planning to reenter medical school.
Dodd's Kidney Pills Help Kerrville Man Stand Tall Again
Mr. 8 P Benton of Kerrville Texas says years of kidney and rheumatic trouble left him bent and cane-bound until he used Dodd's Kidney Pills. He reports feeling well now and able to stand straight as an arrow. He urges readers to ensure they get Dodd's with the three doctors’ seal.
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Kerrville
Texas
Dodd
Renton
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