Rope's Farms Best in Years Amid War Era Shifts
The American Farm Bureau reports improving farming prosperity in Europe after World War I and notes U S farmers face chaotic conditions. Gray Silver outlines France Germany Denmark and Italy progress, with France expanding debt payoff and rural electrification while Danish farmers prosper under cooperative systems and government support.
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American Farm Bureau Federation
Chicago
Gray Silver
Commission of
Farm Bureau
Europe
United States
Silver
Germany
Denmark
Belgium
France
Cheney
Freen
Alsace
Crow
Develo Pal
Credit Agricole
Amaze
Agricu
Friunce
Sliver
le United Tater Ile
Mr. Siiver
Paris
Mirgin
Vamsneres
Swbstiaantlal
Pranea
Ocean Fossil Expedition Delivers Strenuous Day at Sea South
A letter from explorer Mrs Fellows of the Adventurers Club describes a December Rio Grande voyage toward Argentina seeking prehistoric specimens. The party labors ashore on rocky coasts, hauling stones and monitoring tides while storm risk challenges access to fossil beds and the team reports varied wildlife and challenging conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kos
Ines
Argentina
Ure
Chia
Clark
Rio Ginleyos
Prof
Rinks
Trenehtig
Hark the Herald Angels Sing a Wesley Hymn Mix
Fragmented text outlines Charles Wesley as coauthor with Ixace Watts and claims Mendelssohn Bartholdy wrote the music. It notes the hymn’s early print history in 1739 and changes through England’s Book of Common Prayer era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Herald Angels
Charles Wesley
Julin Wester
Ixace Watts
Wesley
Chriat
Duwus
England
Felix Mendelesoun- Bartholly
Farmers Call to Modernize Farm Homes in Nebraska Survey
Lincoln Neb Unite Press reports a Nebraska farm home survey showing 500,000+ farms. 62 papers say 125 percent modern in water and lighting, only 2 percent fully modern. The piece critiques farmer wealth focus and highlights limited indoor games, frequent baseball and tennis, and rising household amenities amid war and economic strain.
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Nebraska
Ute Nebyersly
Unilemo
Pfortamatels
Tarmers’ Organiniioing
Jacette
Meir
Iit Amerie Gam
Orgin Ams
Alton Falls
Mit
Stankie Werved
Fear German Air Threat Raises Hunger Warning
A cable from Major General Henry J. Allen reports seven million German children face immediate danger due to starvation and disrupted relief efforts. He cites funds raised by the American committee and urges aid as millions of children lack food, clothing, and warmth amid worsening conditions in German towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Helms
General Allen
Mets
Mer Frank
Berlin
Rhorn
Telin
United States Department
Provide Home for Disabled Service Women
The War Secretary announces a plan by the Board of Managers of the National Home for Disabled Volunteer Soldiers to create separate housing for servicewomen with disabilities. The Danville branch in Illinois and Milwaukee branch in Wisconsin will provide tuberculosis treatment and independent facilities with separate meals and gardens. The move follows past limits on benefits and aims to extend Soldiers Home privileges to women veterans, with capacity estimates and disability prioritisations noted.
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Board of
Many Agers
Dayton
Ohio
Banville
Danville
Milsaunkae
Wis
Danvine
Ak Milwakee
Teagno
San Francisco
Prdietigahte
United States
Velening’ Bureau
Portar Daily Preeman Variant in Early 1923 Papers
Fragmentary note reports six months of 1923 show a varplion of only dt pylads per papita with unclear context and missing details.
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Jie
Red Pepper Rub Promises Quick Cold and Aches Relief
An old advertisement touts Bowles Red Pepper Rub as a penetrating heat remedy for chest tightness, congestion, rheumatism, backache, and stiff neck. It claims tingling heat starts in minutes and delivers fast relief when applied to the affected area, urging customers to buy at any drug store and to say The word Rewles.
Listening In Wisconsin Tuberculosis Clinics Promote Early
The Free Chest Minnie’s slogan proclaims no unknown cases and no inter cases of tuberculosis in Wisconsin clinics. More than 32,000 examinations at 649 clinics found fewer than 5,000 tuberculosis cases. The effort aims to detect many active but unsuspected cases and reduce spread through early treatment.
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Wirrow
Wisconsin Anti
Wisconsin
Obituary for Mrs John Roberts with city death notice
Mrs John Roberts a long time city resident died Friday evening after illness on Arcanan avenue at age 83 She is survived by her husband five sisters and five brothers including Mrs Lonisa Froehlich of Sullivan Wis M Hoegye Ber Wu Wis W A Kine Henry Rodldets and Miss Civisthie Zeddets all of this city Funeral services set for Monday at 1 30 pm at the same church with Rev P Reeckman officiating and burial in Britirine cemetery
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John Roberts
Howe
Arcanan Avenue
Mettoberta
Bve Prothers
Lonisa Froehlich
Sullivan
Wis
Hoegye
Ber- Wu
Thia City
Reeckman
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SERE
Variesporto Spe
Teaser Wright
Goa
Arcana
Wien
Aml
Wind
Anockige
Vie
Nathan
Xaies Toaigh
Exulimion
Christ
Bethlelene
Mina
Lincoln
Unite Press
Walter
Yoon
Wessage
SLO Funeral
Dlath
Clinton
Danville Home
West Allis Hospital
Artsine
Aleianer
Uinfornms Portar Daily Preeman
G. Apokrannt & Son
East St. Paul Ava
Medicol Roberts
Wily
Heir Problen
Wisconsin Gas & Electric CO
Davies Bros
Grand Ave. N
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