War News and Liberty Loan Updates Across Fronts
Western front reports 5,000,000 U S army poised for night fighting after heavy German losses. British and Italian fronts see reinforcements and gains as the Beersheba capture and Passchendaele advances unfold. Demolitions, torpedoes, and trade credits shape a global war picture with economic signals from the Allies and neutral trade.
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Ypres
Passchendaele
Haig
Hainsizza
Beersheba
Palestine
London
Orlando
Italy
Paolo Bosetti
Hawaii
East Wales
Queenstown
Wer
Malmoe
Sweden
Alfonso
Antonio Maura
Premler
Senor Maura
Tone
House of Commons
Bonar Law
Austras
France
Seret
David McKoey Peterson
Lafayette
Son
Honesdale
Late Market Quotations From A Turbulent Trading Day
The Late Market Quotations page lists prices for grains, livestock, metals, and produce with details on wheat, corn, beans, and oats. dairy and eggs. and live stock near Chicago and New York markets. Notable items include New York lead at 6.06 and copper at 2.17 1 2, beef cattle bids around 12 to 16 dollars, and Wisconsin potato prices near 1 86 to 2 05 per bushel, with mixed quotations across crates and packages.
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Charles H. Grosvenor
Ohio
Athens
Harry K. Thew
United States District Court
Brooklyn
William Gates le Duc
Minnesota
United States Commissioner of Agriculture
Hastings
Mich
Camp Bowie
Fort Worth
Tex
Hayden Clement
Cabarrus County Grand Jury
Concord
N. H
Gaston B. Means
Maud
New York
Chicago
Kansas
Fuel Administration
Kansas City
Colorado
New Merce
New Mexico
War and Navy Departments
London
Mobile Red Cross lab cars aid epidemic control in camps
The Red Cross advisory committee describes the mobile units as laboratory railroad cars ready for emergency work against epidemics in cantonment camps. Each car carries five experts to identify bacteria and direct treatment, with staff volunteers from large laboratories to be deployed instantly. Surgeon General Rupert Blue notes they will assist civilian sanitary districts, and the plan has Navy and Army general approval.
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Red Cross Council
Materia Medica
R. M. Pearce
Epi
Staf
United States Public Health Service
Rupert Blue
Red Cross
United States Army
Navy
Rx Flordland
Phoenix
Metcalf Morenci-Clifton
Sulphur Spring Valley
Evelyn J. Castillo
Cochize County
Ant
Los An
Tucson
Santa Cruz County
E. W. Stephens
Jary
State Livestock Sanitary Board
Prescott
Arizona
Tom Menden
Ageva
Frank Sexton
Chloride
Cipriano Duran
United States Distriet Court
Arizona Copper Company
Clifton
Smalley
State Council of Defense
Camp Funston
Linda Vista
Abe Lincoln
Wickenburg
Supreme Court of the United States
John Reade
William B. Wileson
Globe
Globe-Miami
Mohave County
Joel Prochaskas
Bisbee
Southwest
P. G. Beckett
Old Dominion
Globe Miami
Phelps-Dodge
James F. Duncan
Tombtone
GAR
Boston
Portland
Ore
Tombstone
Ready for Winter Care for Cars This Season
Fall weather prompts motorists to prep their cars for winter driving. Experts urge thorough checks from motor to differential, draining old oil, and possibly replacing the crank case oil with a lighter grade. Consider new cylinder blocks and radiator treatments to prevent freezing and improve efficiency.
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John G. DeLong
Chicago ‘Tribune
Rubber hose preservation method with alcohol glycerin mix
The text explains rubber hose preservation using wood, Grein, or denatured alcohol, added to water or combined with glycerin to slow evaporation. Glycerin helps retain alcohol but excessive glycerin may cause a seepage or softening effect on the rubber.
Why Automobile Gets Old Bearings Determine Car Life
The life of a car hinges on bearing wear. A car with worn bearings degrades in usefulness regardless of miles traveled. Four factors govern bearing wear: load, speed, surface material, and lubrication. Larger bearings distribute load better, extending life.
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H. W. Slauson
Leslie
Power Transmission From Motor Car By Belted Wheels
Wisconsin Agriculturist describes a method where power is drawn from a third pulley on a shaft beneath the floor. Two jacks support the car and the rear wheels are belt driven to pulleys on the shaft, transmitting power from the motor.
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Wisconsin Agriculturist
Old Tires On Rear Wheels Warned In Safety Note
The article cautions that using repaired or questionable tires on front wheels is dangerous. It notes that front tire blowouts pose the greatest risk at speeds around 25 miles per hour or higher, while rear tire blowouts rarely cause serious accidents. Place old tires on the rear wheels.
Certain-Teed roll roofing gains durable, efficient status
Before its merits were recognized roll roofing was seen as temporary. CERTAIN-TEED has proven it durable and efficient, now preferred for offices factories hotels stores warehouses garages and farms. It is guaranteed for 5 10 or 15 years depending on thickness.
Arizona State News roundup hits fair, bonds and crimes
Sewsaver Vinton News Serves reports a crowded Arizona State Fair with many pledges signed and farmers boosting grain plantings in Tucson. Liberty bonds draw strong investor action while town leaders and officials address education, labor, and public safety amid a busy fall scene.
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Sewsaver Vinton News
Arizona
Wull, Clark
Flagstaff
Tucson
Jesus Gutierres
Tucson Nogales
Smith-Hughes
Education gains framed as shipboard classroom reform
An innovation idea proposes equipping vessels as classrooms to advance education. The concept emphasizes practical learning, suggesting rigging school rooms inside ships to maximize study time and expose students to experiential environments.
Kilmer Swamp Root advertised cure for kidney ills
An old advertisement touts Dr Kilmer's Swamp Root as a physician prescription that cures kidney liver and bladder diseases and counters uric acid linked rheumatism. It promises results from testing and urges readers to buy a bottle or send ten cents for a sample, noting to mention the paper. The ad sits among quirky snippets about hotels employing women in Great Britain.
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Dr. Limer & Co
Tringhamton, N
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