Elizabeth Ford and Her War Doings in Poetry
War poem chronicles Elizabeth Ford as a shiplike figure delivering aid, troops, and supplies across France. The narrator praises her role and resilience, naming multiple epithets and celebrating her endurance under fire. The piece blends heroic language with playful nicknames and wartime imagery.
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End Political Regulation or Kill a Country's Industry
The writing condemns regulation as ruinous to railroads, shipping, shipbuilding, and meat packing. It argues government aid supports loss making firms, while meat prices would rise for farmers under any regulation. Politicians favor new targets, risking higher taxes and hardship for ordinary citizens and industry.
Noxious weed law strict in county enforcement
The last legislature declared Canada thistle bull thistle and bur dock noxious weeds and allows others by state commission. The crop pest inspector must notify owners by publication or written notice. if not destroyed, county action may remove them at county expense with taxes levied against the property to cover costs, potentially leading to sale for delinquent taxes. Bee G. W. Gray for all kinds of carpenter work.
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Borah Seeks New Party Amid League of Nations Debate
The piece analyzes Senator Borah's push to form a new party amid opposition to the League of Nations. It weighs prospects for a Borah-led faction, potential followers in Idaho and the West, and how a 1920 realignment could unfold among Republicans and Democrats. It questions where Borah would garner support, fears of a lone effort, and the possible impact on the 1920 election.
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From newsboys to lawyers in Cleveland Buckeye rise
Two former newsboys, Ben G Rudy and Adelbert Waldman, aged 13 and 12, formed a partnership and opened law offices in a Cleveland building. They saved money from selling papers after school to attend Adelbert College Western Reserve and law school. Rudy joined the army after admission to the bar. Waldman finished law in June. They are now fully qualified lawyers poised to rise in Ohio’s legal scene.
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Dip That Chick Row Causes Witty Scrape in Town
A fragmented OCR snippet shows a playful misquote involving someone saying Dip that chick, hinting at a lighthearted neighborhood fracas or joke. The garbled lines suggest a casual, informal street exchange rather than a formal event or report.
Dipping Practices for Poultry and Cattle Compared
The report notes dipping poultry and cattle with chemical solutions as a control method. It discusses sodium fluoride solutions at specific dilutions and water temperatures, suggesting practicality varies with flock size and weather conditions. It cites early experiments by a U.S. department and mentions dusting as an alternative method.
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