War News and Global Turmoil Across Fronts and Politics
Reports detail British casualties for the week ending June 25, totaling 985 officers and 35,635 men, with American troops holding varied battle line sectors. Italian forces gain on the Piave, taking 600 prisoners as German and Austrian actions unfold across Europe. Disruptions include planned peace moves, new military appointments, and domestic thrift drives amid a world at war.
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Standards of Inspection for Army Navy Meats
Federal meat inspection extends to military supply. Sixty seven inspectors with the army and thirty five with the navy ensure sanitary handling from slaughter to mess. Navy sites use naval supply division for all goods. only inspected and passed meat and meat products are bought.
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Army Meat Analyzed by Agriculture Inspectors
Department of agriculture inspectors at official establishments collect representative samples from every batch of meat and military food products for chemical examination. Analyses receive precedence, testing for adulterants and chemicals, including preservatives.
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Co Operation in Egg Saving Promoted by U S Department
The United States Department of Agriculture promotes a plan for cooperation between producers and consumers to preserve eggs laid in summer for winter use. The program aims to have every farmer and poultry keeper in the nation preserve as many as possible.
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Year s Receipts Large in War Time Finances
Washington reports a record year in government outlays totaling over 12.6 billion dollars since July 1 1917 to cover army navy shipbuilding aeroplane coast defense and allied loans. Receipts for the year rise from Liberty loans taxes and miscellaneous sources while war costs average about 51 million daily. The year’s financing shows stark contrasts with the prior record year and reflects heavy wartime expenditure.
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Profiteering Charge Shocks Senate Report Across Basics
Washington. The federal trade commission reports massive profiteering in basic commodities due to inordinate greed and fraud, war production pressure, and heavy industry demands. The notice highlights nationwide price manipulation and calls for scrutiny of major suppliers. Death Toll May Reach Fifty. Sioux City. Fire crews recover thirty more bodies from the Ruff building wreckage as the toll may rise toward fifty. Wilson Receives 1.61 Billion Naval Bill via Congress. Washington. Congress passes the 1.61 billion naval appropriation and sends it to the President for signature.
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Arizona copper and mining notes from the era
Arizona reports strong copper output with May totals at 5,000,000 pounds and a state producing about half the nation’s copper. News includes ore finds at various mines, new mills, price requests, legislative adjournment, licensing shifts for nonresidents, and local incidents.
How This Nervous Woman Got Well
A wartime era tale shows a nervous woman crediting Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co for relief from irregularities and weakness after four years of illness. The passage includes ads for Cuticura remedies and a wartime budget note about belt loss, reflecting period commercial and military humor.
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Maru Means The Ocean Vessel Name Origin Story
The article discusses the meaning of Maru in Japanese ship naming, noting two opinions on its origin. It mentions a Japanese ship name tradition tied to prized items and a ship transporting troops to Korea, with Captain Todestiiton cited.
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