Soissons Named Center Of Western War In Brief
Washington Jan 26 The National Geographic Society describes Soissons as a storm center of Western Front fighting. It notes the city 65 miles northeast of Paris on the Aisne, its ancient royal abbeys, and its long history from Noviodunum to Frankish capital along the Rhine border.
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Brumbaugh Pushes Centralization of State Agriculture Work
Harrisburg January 22 Governor Brumbaugh outlined a plan to centralize all State educational work in agriculture at State College and strengthen ties with the Federal Government. He favors separating educational and administrative duties of the Department of Agriculture and having the college direct practical farming instruction. The move aims to reduce overlapping jurisdictions and maximize results from Jones Lever funding.
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Department of Agriculture
Penrose Confined With Bronchitis At Home
United States Senator Penrose, after two weeks in Atlantic City seeking relief from a severe cold, is bedridden at his Philadelphia home with bronchitis. His doctors say the attack, though severe, is not serious.
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How to plan a farm auction for better returns
A Rural New Yorker guide on timing auctions for dairy farmers. It stresses holding sales in spring for fresh cows, avoiding harvest or seeding times, and using strong advertising. It covers bills, lunches, entertainment, transportation, stock quality, multiple auctioneers, and careful clerking to ensure bankable notes.
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Heredity and health: combating inherited weaknesses
The article argues heredity influences mental and physical health but can be mitigated by healthful living and discipline. It notes laws and social sentiment aim to prevent marriages that pass on defects, cites Demosthenes as a counterexample, and stresses care, training, and perseverance to improve inherited or individual weaknesses.
Warren Mail Printing Prices and Services
The Warren Mail offers printing services and invites customers to call for price quotes. Contact details and pricing are provided to help buyers compare options and place orders.
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Belgrade the Little Paris of the Balkans and Its Turbulent History
National Geographic Society summarizes Belgrade as a historic and battle scarred Balkan capital. Founded in the 3rd century BCE at the confluence of the Save and Danube, it has endured Roman, Hungarian, Byzantine, Turkish, and Serbian rule, earning the nickname the home of wars for faith and the title little Paris of the Balkans.
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National Geographic Society Today
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Suleiman
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Servia
Good Printing and Expert Assistance for Folders and Catalogs
The text describes Good Printing as a specialty service offering help in determining the exact work suited to folders booklets catalogs and price lists. It emphasizes wide experience and expert advice to tailor printing to impress recipients with key points.
Commodities Act Exemptions From Package Marking
The 1913 Commodities Act exemptions list items not required to bear outside quantity marks. Exemptions include dry goods in packages of three ounces or less, liquids of one ounce or less, medicines and cosmetic preparations, confectionery sold for ten cents or less, and garden seeds packaged for ten cents or less.
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Bank Auditor Dies in Penitentiary
John Young former auditor of the Farmers Deposit National Bank of Pittsburg died in the western penitentiary of tuberculosis. Young and another bank employee were convicted of stealing 1 050 000 from the bank in 1908 and were to be released February 20.
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Gary's $1,000 Funds Employment Plan for Needy
New York January 26 Elbert H Gary donate 1000 dollars to Miss Evangeline Booth head of the Salvation Army. The grant funds an effort to hire 100 needy girls to make bandages for European war sufferers, set to begin Thursday.
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Committee For the Relief of
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Salvation Army
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