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Wakefield Advocate

Location

Wakefield, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Dec 01, 1917

Page

3

Apple Pie Lady and the Soldier from Stantown Romance

In Stantown a sea of autumn marching soldiers accompanies a pie banquet for Company B. Madge Maddox helps deliver pies and meets a khaki clad man who becomes her escort. He reveals he is not from Company B but a movie actor, confessing love as they plan to tell her aunt.

Company B Stantown Old Stantown Madge Maddox Madge Bob Fairfax Armory Fairfax Red Cross Mr. Fairfax Europe

Monotony in Married Life and How to Defeat It

A reflective guide on monotony in marriage, urging couples to act with unity and create a cheerful atmosphere. It argues that change, shared activities, humor, and renewed interest refresh the home life, prevent emotional drift, and sustain love through small, everyday actions.

Martha

Wood fuel values vary by species and moisture

Foresters explain that two pounds of seasoned wood equal one pound of coal in heat, with resinous woods giving more heat per pound. Cord requirements to equal a ton of coal range from about 1.5 cords for certain soft woods to two cords for many resinous pines and firs. Moisture and cord packing affect heat yield, while resin content and burn rate influence usefulness in stoves and homes.

Ersons Uncle Sam Forest Service New England

Marines Not Sailors Explain U S Marine Corps Role

The Marine corps serves under the secretary of the navy as an independent branch. Marines protect naval property abroad and provide expeditionary forces for base duties and landing parties with warships. Recruitment requires U S citizenship ages twenty to thirty five single with no dependents and good health. Promotions are rapid with vacancies in non commissioned grades and paths to commissions outlined.

Uncle Sam Marine Corps Military Service United States Secretary of the Navy Continental Congress Navy Woun Te Navnacador An

Swiggett Named Specialist in Commercial Education

Dr Glen Levin Swiggett formerly of the University of Tennessee and assistant secretary general of the second Pan American Scientific congress has been appointed specialist in commercial education in Uncle Sam's bureau of education. He will study local state and national educational opportunities for business training and advise on courses of study and proper relations between training opportunities and business needs.

Glen Levin Swiggett University of Tennessee Pan-American Scientific Congress Uncle Sam Bureau of Education

Motorcycle Admission Opens Upland Park Roads

The Yos emite National park loses the last horse drawn road barrier as improvements allow safe motorcycle travel. Secretary of the Interior Lane issues an order permitting motorcycles in the park, ending prior restrictions based on steep grades and horse traffic.

Yosemite National Park Secretary of the Interior

Frost-Proof Corn Soon to Boost U S Grain Output

Investigators for the Department of Agriculture are developing frost resistant corn varieties. February 1917 planting showed several inch tall plants surviving a late winter frost on March 5, with some growth continuing at low temperatures. Research continues, but success is not yet assured.

Uncle Sam

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