The Blairmore enterprise (1918-05-03)
Book details
- Title
- The Blairmore enterprise (1918-05-03)
- Author
- The Pound
- Publication year listed
- 1918
- Format
- Public domain eBook
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- Free online reader; no registration required
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About this book
The Blairmore enterprise (1918-05-03)
Year: 1918
Page 1: - Week's War is Favorable to Allies - The Work of the "Red Triangle" Page 2: - To Increase Efficiency - Our Food Prices Not So High - Literary Lady - How English Days Grow Less - A Plowing Campaign - Where Education Has Meaning - Fairness to Great Britain - World's Wheat Outlook - Another Method - Larger Implements - Local News - Where Kultur is Understood - At Home - War and Food - Shout Sunrise - Realizing the Situation - Methods of Hun Flyers - John D.'s Contribution - The Spring Tonic for Pale, Thin People - Otherwise Occupied Page 3: - Holland and the War - The Only Hope of Slav Freedom - Local News - Settlers Are Pouring In - Wider Implements Vs. Tractors - Illiterate, but Not Dull - Correct - Average and Best - Sell Vegetables by The Pound - The Indomitable French - His Father's Motto - Exceptional - Increase in Fish Catch - Heard Both Sides Page 4: - The Food Controller Says - Revolution Threatens Austria - Nephew of Mrs. Goodeve Killed in Action - Bellevue Happenings Page 5: - Coleman Happenings Page 6: - Allied Air Raids into Germany Are Bringing the Enemy to Time - Fixing Wheat Prices - Will Continue Explorations - The War and Religion - He Always Had - Local New