Invalided Home Soldier Returns Crippled From War
A wounded Austrian soldier, invalided home, sits on railside steps at Hallsberg Sweden awaiting a train to his homeland. Exchanged through Swedish government, he is listed as unfit for further service. He leaves home a hearty man and returns a cripple, bearing the war’s care and fresh start.
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Hallsberg
Sweden
Rewarded nurse speaks on French war nursing duty
Miss McAdoo discusses Red Cross nursing in France with a Washington interviewer. She stresses that French women endure hard, long hours as part of duty, noting not to idolize nurses or soldiers. She recalls press coverage of her own work and schooling.
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McAdoo
Meaaoe
Red Cross
Waetingtos
Anid
Lear
Breakfast Muffins Mention Sparks Morning Tension
A terse note references breakfast muffins and a tense exchange between two individuals named in the fragment, hinting at a domestic disagreement. No clear event or location is established beyond the remark about muffins.
Western Mining and Oil News highlights late tungsten and copper trends
The Western Mining and Oil News reports prices for metals in New York markets and notes strong activity in Yavapat county and the Ostman district of Missouri. It details tungsten discoveries near Silverson and Buckhore tunnel, copper and lead ore developments in Shattuck Bieber Laren, and a major $290,000 sale at Tucson.
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Tucson
Apel
Blabec
Homer Wood and Partners
Pittsburg
Prescott
Yavapat County
Ostman
Mohave County
Old miner inquiries about manganese ore shipments in Jarilla district
New Mexico figures show Etpokay inquiry into a Lakewood ore deposit. Porterfields run Chloride Flat at Mogollon road with a down il pull to shipping. Robert Kirchtan’s Boston Hill programs push daily manganese ore shipments east. Porterfields negotiate with eastern users and urge shipment. Geo K. Moffert notes El Paro smelters limit Jarilla production due to excess ore, with monthly shipment quotas for each producing mine.
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New Mexico
Pokeay
Ofhear Lakewood
Porterfields
Chloride Flat
Mogollon Road
Boston Hill
Robert Kirchtan
M W
Porterfielt
Rumor of tungsten deposits near Kemmerer Wyoming
The article notes rumors of large tungsten deposits in shale territory north of Kemmerer and mentions an immense oil gusher at Powell on Greybull Refining Company Claim No. Xo. It also reports W T Head Drilling Company of Los Angeles leasing thousands of acres in the Glendo district to begin drilling for unspecified targets.
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Wyoming
Kemmerer
Greybull Refining Company
Powell
W. T. Head Drilling Company
Los Angeles
Glendo
Savory Dishes and Sandwiches From Fresh Pantry
A nostalgic cookbook note offers savory quick meals and treats. It features Cream Cheese Sandwiches with peppers, Marshmallow Nut Sandwiches, Fig Sandwiches, Marguerites, and a sponge cake rounds frost with orange. It also covers Spanish Chowder, Milk Toast, Halibut with Codfish, Mulligatawny Soup, Rice Muffins, and hearty vegetable and parsnip dishes.
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Marguerites
Weekend Menu Planner With Budget Aids And Recipes
A household guide proposes making weekly menus to feed the family and track dish costs. It notes that listing prices helps balance monthly expenditures and keep accounts. Recipes include Angel Food, Cocoa Mousse, and Date Pudding with steps and ingredients.
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Angel Foods
Angel Food
Silence Pleases Orator’s Audience in Quiet Moments
The speaker values silence over applause, sensing a perfect bond with listeners when thoughts transfer from mind to mind. Moments of quiet can be thrilling, reflecting whether the audience receives the message with sympathy or hostility, yet the effect of communication remains at work.
Fate of Annie Laurie song origins and tale
The London Chronicle says the tune Annie Laurie was written by soldier William Douglas in Flanders for his love. Annie Laurie, daughter of Sir Robert Laurie of Maxwelton, did not marry the writer. She wed James Fergusson of Craigdarroch in 1709. Douglas may have died in Flanders.
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Annie Laurie
Annie Lawrie
London Chronicle
Flanders
What Puzzled Her. Child asks how villain will blow up bridge
A three year old girl watched a villain in a movie and asked her mother what he would do next. The child wondered how the villain could get enough breath to blow up the bridge, prompting a humorous exchange about the danger and the boy's plan.
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