Sixteen Scouts Help With Enter Army War Stamp Sale
Washington county exemption board lists sixteen registrants of class one to be drafted into the National Army at Jefferson Barracks next month about May tenth. The sixteenth man remains undecided for Britain and Malenzett registration issues arise. Over twenty five Washington Boy Scouts are selling war savings stamps at schools and through the M C A office delivering via post office or scouts themselves. sales rise daily with some boys earning medals.
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Washington County
William PD. Leppert
Rubio
William Lee Little
Washington
William KR
Bristow
Brighton
Andrew
Miller
Harry Britain
Republic
Britain
Ed J. Jackson
West Chester
Malenzett
Noble
Minneapolis
Missouri
Ainsworth
Hosmer
Richard Me Leery
Food powers body and repairs its engine
Food is described as the fuel that provides energy for all bodily activities and also builds and maintains the body's engine. It emphasizes nourishment as both a source of energy and a means to keep the body in repair.
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Breckinridge Lang
Senator Stone
Missouri
Gardner
Lang
Hamilton Mabie
Alcohol From Sawdust Experiments Yield Alcohol
Experiments indicate that a ton of dry sawdust, with proper treatment, can produce twenty to twenty five gallons of 05 per cent ethyl or grain alcohol. This finding suggests a potential method for alcohol production from wood waste.
Interest owed and forgotten settles with a smile
A remark from the Ohio State Journal notes how a prominent friend often repays debts with a casual line of explanation saying he had forgotten the obligation. The quote reflects a common media stance on friendship, debt, and memory in social exchanges.
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Ohio State Journal
Uncle Eben Recalls Gisin and Gimusement
Uncle Eben urges listeners to gather as he shares laughter and wisdom, noting that gisin and gimusement can educate as well as entertain through humorous stories and good advice.
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Uncle Eben
Five Bells Ringed in Harlem Mount Morris Tower
A reminiscence recalls New York’s old bell era with eleven wooden towers across Manhattan. An 1887 writer noted bells rang about 500 times yearly, and one alarm bell remains atop Mount Morris Park in Harlem.
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New York
Manhattan
Mount Morris Park
Harlem
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J.C. Caner
UNION
FOX & Dewey
F. M. Hoyt Shor
Comra
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Manchester, New Hampshire
Grahatis
New Ging
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Voiles, Vard
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Wirloth
Eee
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Mer
Amnon
Chisir
Rengo
Dee
Lowe Brothers
J.£.Lemmon
Iowa
Lance Vans
Berlin
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