War Photographer Donald Thompson Captures Frontline Trophies
A feature on Donald G. Thompson, famed war photographer from Topeka Kansas, detailing his perilous frontline work in France Belgium and Russia. The piece recalls near death experiences, arrests by German guards, and his daring images of battles, generals, and civilians, underscoring his risk filled career and return to duty.
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Value of fish in American diet urged by official
A 1918 Bureau of Fisheries discussion argues Americans eat only about 2 pounds of fish per capita annually, far below Britain's 56 pounds, and promotes fish as a versatile nationwide staple. It highlights potential gains from introducing new species, improved processing, and home smoking and canning to boost winter supplies and economy.
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