Garabed power claimed as new energy source tested soon
Washington reports Garabed T. K. Giragossian, an Armenian inventor, claims a fuelless engine named Garabed will generate energy by air rather than coal or gasoline. Five eminent scientists will observe demonstrations under secrecy to verify claims against Germany.
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Washington, D. C
Garabed
Garabed T. K. Giragossian
New England
Washington
Armenia
America
Massachusetts
Giragossian
Germany
Lord Kelvin
Preparing Meat for Canning on the Farm
The article explains steam pressure canning for home meat preservation where refrigeration is unavailable. It details using steamy pressure canners, processing various cuts and by products, and emphasizes utilizing every part of the animal from liver to bones. It warns about food poisoning risks and advises consulting agricultural extension bulletins and home demonstration agents for proper techniques.
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Department of Agriculture
Fresh Meats All the Year
Government home demonstration agents urge use of steam pressure canners to preserve and diversify family meals. Learn to can pork beef mutton fowl and fish to substitute fresh meat for salt meat throughout the year.
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Department of Agriculture
Home Canning Tips and Meat Preparation Guide
Reliable makers offer pressure canners from $15 upward based on capacity and material. Aluminum units heat on wood, coal, gas, kerosene stoves or enclosed burners and should be operated within recommended pressure. Meat prep includes drying, broiling, roasting, baking or stewing before canning, with bones and sinews used for soup stock and stock clarified by egg whites and shells.
Four Unusual Things Farmers Can Do This Year
Dean R. W. Thatcher of the University of Minnesota urged four actions to boost wartime food output. Grow diverse crops to reduce rail traffic, maximize self production of bacon butter eggs and canned vegetables, conserve cereal grains by feeding nonhuman seed crops to animals, cultivate all feasible waste land, and use labor efficiently by expanding field work with new workers across larger acreages.
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Dean R. W. Thatcher
Department of Agriculture
University of Minnesota
Minnesota
Lost and Found to Help Win War in Los Angeles
Los Angeles police and other city workers start a campaign urging people who recover lost items to donate rewards to thrift or war savings stamps. Streetcar conductors hotel staff and ticket agents will push thrift stamps as the preferred token of appreciation to support soldiers and war costs.
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Cal
Uncle Sam
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Bureau of the Police Department
France
Sam
Things Theatrical Here At Home
Local listings note Frank Keenan in a new film about rail finance at the Palace Theatre with a dramatic scene and Tetlow’s nerve. Also showing Texas Steer at Family Theatre with Tyrone Power, plus Mary Pickford’s Mliss at Plaza with a strong supporting cast.
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Frank Keenan
GU the Palaes
Keenan
Sm Tetlow
Tetlow
the Palace
eAexas Steer
Family Theatre
Hoyt
Tyrone Power
Family
Mliss
Plaza Theatre
Bret Harte
Mary Pickford
Marshall Nellan
Theodoré Roberts
Thomas Meighan
Tully Marshall
Charles Ogte
the Plaza
Campbell Shows Rapidly Recover From Storm Delay
Campbell United shows resume at the fairgrounds after storm damage to tents and booths but grounds remain open for matinee and evening performances today. Capt Delmar headlines a big steel act with a trained group, and new animals including elephants arrive as part of an expanding menagerie.
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Delmar
Campbell United
Wlll
Campbell
Policemen Protect Spooners in Cleveland Parks
Cleveland police chief announces a park supervision order aimed at protecting lovers in public spaces. He says officers will not harass couples and warned that anyone using flashlights to embarrass them will be arrested.
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Spooners
Cleveland
Smith
Chicagoan Dies By Flight
London report confirms Second Lieut. H W Preston son of Chicagoan Robert K Preston was killed May 14 while flying in England for the British air force.
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London
H.W. Preston
Robert K. Preston
Chicago
England
Membership Canvass for Service League Opens Campaign
The Service League launches its membership campaign today with pledge cards and bronze buttons symbolizing membership. Volunteers canvass areas to recruit new members and promote the organization’s activities.
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For Service League
Leagea
Sgrgeanta
League campaign seeks public support for victory measures
Officials of the league hope for widespread public response as ward captains organize daily reports to headquarters. Members will be asked to identify themselves and pledge time and financial support to the organization backing Uncle Sam and win-the-war measures. The campaign length depends on forthcoming results and is expected to cover the jetty within a week.
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