Cutting Down of Cavalry Is Strongly Objected To
The editor argues the army appropriation bill's cavalry cuts threaten national defense. With 9,000 regular cavalry and 4,000 militia, reducing one third harms reconnaissance, screening, rapid movement, and decisive battle roles. The piece warns against weakening the first line of defense and urges preserving cavalry strength.
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Regular Army
Marine Corps
Plang
Thesse
Regiular
Philippines
The Little Mother of the Dollis
Frank E Stanton profiles a remarkable nurse of toys known as the Little Mother of the Dollis. She tends wounded playthings, embodies love and light, and represents childhood’s hopeful dreams as spring arrives in her settlement and home. Her mature imagination and gentle care inspire awe.
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Andrew Carnegie
Red Cross
Prisoner Walmsley thanks officials after release in Fulton court
Bert Walmsley, six months into a forgery sentence, stood in Fulton superior court and praised Judge L.S. Roan and Solicitor Hugh M. Dorsey. He recalled his transformation, credited the jail staff, and urged kindness toward those in the Tower, expressing gratitude for the chance to reform.
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Futton County
Bert Walmsley
Fulton Superior Court
L.S. Roan
Hugh M. Dorsey
Walmsley
Roan
Plenate Minor
Hugh MM. Dorsey
Tower of
Fulton County
Nathan
Washington
Mother Mary Bakerddy
Episcopal pulpits open to Presbyterian ministers stir in Lent
Lent services in Episcopal churches face concern as Presbyterian ministers are invited to occupy pulpits during Holy Week. A notable case is St Stephen's Philadelphia where Rev. Dr Charles Wood of the Covenant Church Washington is planned to preach. The issue sparks protests and debate about interchurch pulpit interchange.
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Pennsylvania
Philip Rhinelander
St. Stephen's Episcopal Church
Philadelphia
Charles Wood
Presbyterian Church of the Covenant
Washington
New York
Whiskey Costs Only 12c a Gallon
A reform pamphlet or article behind a protest against whiskey trusts discusses price, production costs, and consumer impacts. It mentions a cantata by Meling Hie Book Cantata and references formulas for making whiskey, criticizing monopolistic control and advocating cheaper spirits for the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kantasy
Whiskey Trust
Sparrows Cause Ordeal As Mother Bird Hangs In Nest
A Grant street resident recalls finding a sparrow entangled by twine in a vine nest. He freed the bird after reviving it with water and warmth, and the mother, once rescued, returned to her nest to hatch again, despite English sparrows' pest status.
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Grant Street
Tick Eradication Proves Big Benefits for Cattle
Washington reports a U.S. Department of Agriculture bulletin showing major gains from cattle tick eradication. From 1900–1905 losses averaged 15.3 percent per county, about 835 head, costing roughly 5980 dollars yearly. After tick removal, losses drop to 1.3 percent and about 30 cents per head, with weights up about 22 percent. Six of 160 respondents did not use manure as fertilizer. many note productivity rises of 60 percent or more. The recommended solution is dipping cattle in tick-infested areas, publicized by the Southern Railway cooperation. Contact W. W. Finley for a copy of the folder.
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Tim
Ior
Br. Z. E. Cannaday
Park Square
SedelHa
Sedalls
Washington
United States Department of Agriculture
Bureau of Animal Industry
Nashville
Tenn
Numhbers
Agricultural Department
Southern Railway Company
United States Agricultural Department
Southern Railway
W. W. Finley
Washington, DC
Promises of Spring in a Hampton Poem
A fragment from Richard L. Gallienne in Hampton Magazine April ponders spring promises. The speaker recalls watching for a beloved face and voice as the vernal world revives, recounting hopes raised by April’s warmth and nature’s signs, and laments a broken promise as birds and flowers return each year.
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Richard Ls Gallienne
Hampton Magazine
Apri
Gan
Yyrio
Bynsen
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