Victory Hut serves doughboys in Coblenz Germany meals
In Coblenz Germany the Victory Hut fed American troops with breakfast at eighteen cents lunch at twenty seven and dinner at thirty one during September. With 15,060 troops in the area and 32,644 meals served the facility proved popular as bread, tea, cakes and snacks were offered at modest prices. Over five hundred diners each dinner hour marked a steady flow of GIs enjoying shelter and meals.
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Colblenz
Germany
Victory Hut
MCA
Arta
Coblenz
Alkali Land Work Shows Cereals Best Forage
Dr Harrlis and assistant Pittman report laboratory tests on 70 crops grown in soils with common alkali salts. Cereals proved most resistant, grasses weakest. legumes like vetches cowpeas alfalfa and sweet clover fared better. Timothy and Alsike clover shown less suitable for very wet alkali lands. Experiments began 1917 and spanned two years.
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F . Huariis
Utah Agricultural Experiment State
D W
Harria
Velvet Tobacco Ad Claims Real Smoke Quality
Velvet is marketed to men who believe Velvet offers authentic tobacco smoke. The copy asserts Velvet is good tobacco, with a bold claim that it runs second to none in quality.
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Velvet
Old Kentucky
Kentucky
State bulletin to distribute growth study results
Plants were allowed to grow for a definite period then harvested measured dried and weighed with other data recorded. The detailed results have been published by the State in bulletin form and will be available for free distribution to the people of the State within the next few days, according to Director Harris.
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Misis
Harris
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