United States Liberty engine hailed as wartime aircraft breakthrough
Secretary Baker lauds the new U S aviation engine called the liberty motor as the best produced, designed by American engineers in Washington and built across twenty eight days. The standardized, multi factory production will fuel thousands of planes and begin deliveries soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baker
United States
Signal Service
Aircraft Production Board
War Department
Bureau of Standards
Pets Duce
Washington
Europe
Independence
Youps
Connecticut
Clifornia
England
France
Italy
Pike’s Peak
United States Aviation
Famous Cossack Leader Heads Knights of St George
General Kaledines, a noted Russian leader, was elected head of the Knights of St George. The order unites Cossack Kirghiz and Caucasian tribes in vast lands from Lake Baikal to the Dniester, Don to Persia, and includes 0.000,000 acres. Kaledines led the Stokhod river drive in July 1916 and is famed for breaking the Latz front.
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Russia
Knights of St. George
General Kaledines
Stokhod
Lake Baikal
Dniester
Don
Persia
Kaledines
Latz
Higher Sma Puller Output This Season
The fragment notes rising output and smaller egg sizes as the season advances. It hints at changes in poultry production and market conditions without full detail. No specific dates or organizations are given in the readable text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chili
South America
Valparaiso
Pacific
Wild foods reminder urges gathering nature’s bounty
Raymond S. Spears of the Vigilantes urges readers to collect wild fruits nuts and game during lean days. He highlights berries such as strawberries raspberries blackberries blueberries and wild apples peaches and notes vast untapped quantities along fences fields and shores. He mentions nuts like beech walnut chestnut and hickory and cites muskrats marsh rabbits and other wild foods as readily available sustenance in hard times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond S. Spears
Vigilantes
Walton
Maine
Thoreau
End of Hapsburg Rule Seen Near as Austria Cracks
An international review argues Austria-Hungary faces collapse as nationalist tensions widen. Reports describe ruthless repression, mass executions, and exile to crush Czech Bohemian and Servio Croat opposition. The essay notes gaining Allied victory and U.S. entry erode the empire, with calls for a federal reorganization and demoralized Magyar leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austria
Gnds
Vienna
Manchester Guardian
Austria-Hungary
Hapsburg
Bohemia
Moravia
Bosnia
Dalmatia
Banjaluka
United States
Laibach
Trieste
Tisza
Forgach
Reichsrath
Hungary
Cerberus
Tiszan
Motron
Pactate
Feminism’s Rocky Road In New York Telegraph Service
A New York telegraph messenger girl resigns citing harassment by male workers, reflecting early feminist friction in urban labor. The brief notes gendered abuse as a factor in her departure, highlighting workplace tensions for women in 19th century communication jobs.
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New York
Telegraph Messenger
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Aerigan
Periegt
HGR
American Press Association
Rewer
Brooklyn
Navy
Gen. Pershing
Pershing
Republican Guard
Paris
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