Allenby the modest conqueror of Palestine
The New York Times profile portrays Sir Edmund Allenby as a modest, courteous, and decisive British general. Born 1861, he rose from Haileybury to lead cavalry in Zululand and the South African War before shaping British strategy in World War I. His Palestine campaign, including the Jerusalem surrender, is highlighted along with his disciplined, long‑range vision and careful governance of diverse populations.
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Oil prospecting lease in Clinton county Iowa explored
Clinton county land owners have leased about 1000 acres to Oklahoma oil interests for prospecting and drilling. Tracts lie in Elk River township within three miles of Elk River Junction. Contracts run two to five years with an option to buy if oil is discovered. no definite evidence of oil has been found yet.
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Allenby in Jerusalem Guarded by Respectful Multifaith Welcome
The article recounts General Allenby entering Jerusalem on foot, earning Arab reverence as a unifying conqueror. It notes his protection of sacred sites, steering guardianship to Muslim leaders, the return of the Moly Scrolls, and a July 4 Red Cross welcome with diverse faith leaders. John T. Finley and Ian Allenby speak on American and Allied contributions to Palestine’s restoration.
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River plunge ends life of Fred Knecht near Winnebago
SIOUX CITY I a Oct 12 Fred Knecht 24 a farmer near Winnebago Neb committed anicide by leaping from a bridge into the Missouri river His body not recovered and believed buried under drifting sand The witness say the leap was deliberate He was soon to be called for military service and that prospect is not thought to have caused his death by his own action
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Train Incident Claims Albin Man Victim
Miles W. is killed in an accident involving a train near Albin, Iowa, with authorities reporting the event as a fatal transportation incident. Police and coroner investigations are underway to determine exact circumstances and any contributing factors.
Oil prospect sparks landowner skepticism and interest
Contracts require drilling by August 1919, but farmers with leased land doubt oil on their properties while affirming the move seems bona fide. No promotion action has yet occurred, yet the dispute stirs the area with speculation on the project’s prospects and unknown backers.
Weighing Gold by Carat and Seed Origins
The article explains carat as a measure of gold quality beyond alloy content. It traces carat origin to an Abyssinian carat flower seed used as a standard because of its uniform size, guiding the weighing of gold and precious stones.
Can I Be Cured How to Help the Kidneys
An old health column urges not to despair over early kidney and bladder symptoms. It stresses kidney function and the need to support them, advertising GOLD MEDAK Haar lem Oil Capsules as relief with three sealed sizes and a money back guarantee.
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