Russian War News From Front and Sea Battles
Reported actions include German forces crossing the Dnies river near Bakaszowice under heavy fire and pushing Russians from wooded heights. British waters saw the Cambus Kenneth and the Gieso sunk by submarines, with crews rescued. one ship was Portland to Liverpool bound. Generals Von Linsingen's troops reportedly broke Russian defenses along the Dnies, advancing toward Lemberg and halting near Bukaszowice amid intense combat.
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New York
Rotterdam
Déal
Amsterdam
Uby
London
Cambus Kenneth
Gieso
Portland
Oregon
Liverpool
Berlin
von Linsingen
Dnies River
Bakaszowice
Gallclay
Richard Schott
Tages Zei
Bukaszowice
Kalusz
Wurttemburgers
Bukaszywice
Baltimore Markets Report Prices for Grains Butter Poultry
Prices listed for corn wheat and hay in Baltimore markets with figures for No 2 red wheat spot 1.15 and 1 22 per bushel, corn 79 and barrel 4.20, hay No 2 Timothy 21 50 No 1 clover 21, butter 28 to 29 cents, live poultry chickens 28 cents, lambs 4 1/2 to 9 per lb, calves 7 to 15 per head, plus various retail values and notes on market steadiness.
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Asdes
Snescen
Tata
Baltimore
Choice Creamery
Virginia
Old English Ale and Kentish Beer Highlighted in Travelogue
A fragment describes English ale’s long reputation and a French traveler who noted the “delicious, Kentish beer” upon visiting Dover. It cites William FitzStein’s Life of Thomas as mentioning that an archbishop carried two wagons of beer to France, praised for its wine color and bitter taste.
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Dover
Celal Bate Sage
William
FitzStein
Thomasat
France
Edinburgh university exam probes student’s readiness
A student at Edinburgh University faced a physiology exam that quickly tested his preparedness. The examiner, a genial professor, surprised him with a personal question about his matriculation card and offered to mentor him, then arranged study time. The moment ends with a caution to face one’s debts and responsibilities.
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Edinburgh University
Ssar
Ity
Knock Too Hard: A Brief Sports Note
A fragment notes a baseball scene where bats and batters are involved with strong hits and rough play. details about teams or dates are unclear. The readable bits suggest a game moment where power or contact mattered in a fielding context.
Around the Farm: reading, farming costs, and public services
The column pleads for government support for farmers with low cost medical and livestock care, critiques wasting resources, and urges literacy and book respect. It notes some farmers self-sufficient while urging public access to affordable services and honest conduct among youths.
Advisable spring plowing to curb Hessian fly in wheat
Farmers in the wheat belt should plow under heavily infested fields before warm days. Destroy fields with thin stands to prevent spread and protect late sown or noninfested areas. Hessian fly survived winter and threatens heavy damage across Kansas Oklahoma Nebraska Missouri. past outbreaks showed re sowing and poor starts last fall.
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Bureau of Entomology
Kansas
Oklahoma
Nebraska
Missouri
Department
Foundation and Tank Construction For Farm Storage
The article discusses building a stone foundation for storage tanks to prevent timber rot from overflow and outlines that tanks on farms are necessary for storage. It also notes that turkeys can be profitably raised on farms with corn and garden crops, providing income through sale and highlighting practical farming variations.
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Ot Bar
Clean Potato Seed Campaign Seeks Wisconsin Grower Cooperation
An organized movement in Wisconsin aims to secure grower cooperation to plant only clean potato seed. The article notes soils are not infected with black wart or powdery scab, and leaders strive to keep diseases out of the state. It discusses minor regional difficulties and methods like careful field selection and roguing. It also urges more widespread barnyard manure use, noting value from soil benefits, and calls for rethinking old beliefs about cow care and feeding to align with modern standards.
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Wisconsin
Funeral arrangements for 90 year old Daniel T Wood
Daniel T Wood dies after a long career and comfortable fortune. He lived at the family home in Winchester and was a senior member of the Society of Friends. Survived by four daughters and a widow, his funeral is set for Thursday at 3 PM at the family residence with services by Rev. Melson P. Dame and burial in Mount Hebron Cemetery.
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Wood
Bia
Meath
Anit
Friends’ Society
Society of Friends
Frederick County
Hopewell
Mutual and Club of
Moliie
Clara Wood
Ernest Ely
Talbert
Akros
Ohio
Barnesville
Nia
Clark wedding draws 10000 as Pike county sends gifts and guards privacy
The crowd gathered for Champ Clark’s wedding as 10 000 attendees and Pike county residents contributed cakes and a crate of 12 dozen fried chickens. Festivities included a guarded reception at the Boosts Club and a dry Bowling Green. Households displayed bunting and guests received light refreshments.
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Pike County
Honey Shack
Pike
Champ ‘Clark
Champ ‘Clark When’ the Latter Tang Seh
Boosts
Clark
Bowling Green
Giant BI Electricity in blasting operations revealed
Fragmentary text notes electricity used with blasting to improve explosive effects. Mentions misfires and failures, and explains ignition timing yields stronger blasts. Also references locations or names distorted by OCR.
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Ee Beg
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Teutons
Soutl
Theeater
Halicz
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Halle
Lemberg
Magne Po
Whilch
Lembers
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Tarnopol
Johnnie
Bis
United States Department of Agriculture
Bessa
Kype
Stone Foundation
America
Jamaica
Baker & CO
Daniel T. Wood Deads
Miss Clark
U. 8
Thomson
Wilson
Major
Washington
Louisiana
China Service
Salduro
Utah
Western Pacific Railroad
Columbia
Ryan & Orndoff
H. L. Livick
North Main St
Livick
Union Bank of Winchester
Glaize & Bro
Kurtz
E Tar Wantada
Oring Terulla
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