Identifier: independen89v90newy (find matches)
Title: The Independent
Year: 1849 (1840s)
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Publisher: New York : S.W. Benedict
Contributing Library: Robarts - University of Toronto
Digitizing Sponsor: University of Toronto

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Paul Thompson Heres a stimulus to keep on digging when war garden enthusiasm wears off a bit! For Albert Brunswick, fourteen, grew$12240 worth of lettuce and tomatoes in a 30 by 90 patch of Cincinnati backyard and had a bully time doing it ^ ^ The Independent N EWS—PICTORIAL Harpers Meekly
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Kaiel & Herbert The Stars and Stripes in France—not on the firing line,but in all the street venders booths of Paris (£) Internntiinnl Film Heavy firing off the Massachusetts coast. Bui it proved tobe only dynamiting stumps on the North Scituate golf links SUPPORT THE BRITISH FLEET BY PARK BENJAMIN THE British fleet, which is de-cisively superior to that of Ger-many, is massed in home waters.It can be immediately and ef-fectively concentrated against the Ger-man high seas fleet should the lattermove from its present refuges into theNorth Sea. It also covers all Britishlines of communication from the Atlan-tic, and intercepts all German sea com-munications thereto. And it protects theBritish islands from invasion. It is asuperior force, maintained at a decisivepoint. Its mission is the command ofthe sea. With the command of the seano other object bears comparison. Andthis can only be finally attained bybattle—by fighting for it. No matterwhat terms may afterward be granted,no

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