Cadet Routine At Naval Academy Described In Detail
An account at Bancroft Hall details morning to taps at the Naval Academy midshipmen. The bugle starts 6 am, inspections and roll call, strict dormitory discipline, chapel orderly conduct, and study recitations followed by drills, boat work, and evening routines.
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Chesapeake
Drum and Bugle Corps
Marine Quarters
Bancroft Hall
Midshipman
Midshipmen
Naval Academy At
Pane
Sone
Department of Discipline
Academy
Apaent
Veasela
Naval
City Dwellers Wail At Comic Subjects And Winks Of Country Life
A fragmented 1930s style monologue laments urban exposure to comic subjects and recalls country life. It references Dan Leo, George, Methuselah, and wartime provisions while critiquing consumer markets and odd phrasings about oysters and winkles.
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Dan Leo
Ty Omphantiy
George
Milamas
Methuselah
Untitled Fragment Reads Like A Quizzical Conversation
A garbled dialogue fragment hints at a discussion about an anti par cure and growing thin. The text includes distorted phrases and odd interjections, with uncertain references and names that are not fully recoverable from the damaged lines.
Cody Leads Campaign Against White Plague Stamp Drive
The town of Cody will spearhead fund raisers to combat the Red Cross anti tuberculosis effort. Every December mail from the post office will bear a Red Cross stamp as Colonel Cody funds the drive and wires for stamp orders.
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Cody
Red Cross Society
Red Cross
Buffalo Hill
New Road to Casper Oid Fields
Sheridan reports promoters propose a north south Wyoming railroad link between Clearmont on the Darlington line and Caspar on the Chicago and Northwestern. Boston promoter Charles B Datty advocates the project as near term development as the Clearmont Buffalo line progresses.
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Casper Oid Fields
Sheridan
Darlington Railroad
Clearmont
Chicago & Northwestern
Casper
Wyoming
Charles B. Datty
Boston
Pioneer Pfister Dies at 88 After Long Wyoming Era
Valentine Pfister died at eighty eight after arriving in Wyoming early in state history. He came in 1850 as a United States soldier and spent the next years fighting Indians across much of the region.
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Lunk
Valentine Pfister
Wyoming
Cave
Snow Halts Work on Colorado Woe Cheyenne Link
Heavy snow blocks progress on the Cheyenne to Denver automobile highway project delaying construction until trading machines can resume operation and crews restart work.
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Cheyenne
Colorado
Ciy
Denver
Dollar Dinner Draws Wyoming Officials
Over one hundred attendees at Cheyenne event hosted by the Industrial Chair aimed to discuss needed public improvements and projects. The guest list included a majority of Wyoming state officials and local businessmen gathered to explore funding and support for state initiatives.
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Cheyenne
Wyoming
Land Claim Record Broken in Cheyenne Office
In Cheyenne during November the land office records show a new high for land claim entries. A total of 223 claims were filed, totaling about 64 000 acres, with most filings for homestead entries led by Hecke.
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Cheyenne
Cheyenne Land Office
Hecke
Seabies Quarantine Lifted by Cheyenne Board
The Wyoming board of poop commissioners lifted a seabies quarantine on Natrona and Converse counties after over two years. Cody and Cody area figures report the case of Peny Hadesbeck, recently acquitted of murdering James Smith, deemed insane and to be confined to the state asylum.
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Western
Union News Service
Cheyenne
Wyo
Roy Montgomery
Gillette
Campbell County
Montgomery
Jennie Young
Jl Marshall
Denver
United States
Ridgley
Washington
Riner
H. Hill
Rand
United States Court For
District of Wyoming
Metz
Wyoulng Board of Poop Commissioners
Ehewp
Natrona
Converse
Cody
Peny Hadesbeck
James Smith
Stadt Asylum
Hodesbock
Lucyan Petent
Fragmented OCR Note on Names and Phrases
A garbled OCR excerpt mentions several names and terms with unclear context. It reads like a jumbled list of people and places with stray words and fragments that do not form a coherent story or event.
Ten reasons why for silo among other things it alforde means
Ten reasons outline the benefits of silos for forage preservation. It covers saving feed value, enabling harvest at the dowel stage, weather protection, uniform quality, cost efficiency, palatability, applicability to corn kafir silage maize and sorghum, summer and fall use, reduced production costs for beef mutton and milk, and the ability to keep more livestock to aid crop rotation and soil fertility.
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Plains
Colorado
Cultivation Guidelines for Dry Farm Tree Planting
The article advises constant surface cultivation to preserve soil moisture in dry farm tree plots. It recommends using a single horse cultivator, cautions against excessive hoe use, and notes optimal cultivation timing ceasing by late August to avoid late fall bark damage. Mulching with clean straw preferable to manure when feasible.
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Ty Nomman M. Boss
Crusade Against Poison Ivy In Home Greensward
The article urges a statewide effort to eradicate poison ivy from homes and yards. It warns against climbers with three lobed leaves and advises drastic measures to remove all roots. It notes ivy is not fatal but causes unnecessary illness and health impacts.
Breed Becomes Key in Horse Breeding Standards
Buyers of all classes of horses increasingly seek top quality stock as the practice of breeding only the best horses intensifies. The article notes rising emphasis on selective breeding to improve traits and eliminate inferior lines over time.
Lambe at Weaning Time and Stable Door Warnings
The notice warns shepherds about lambs at weaning time and proper handling of ewes and foals. It cautions against opening stable doors and emphasizes not starting to lead a horse from its stall to prevent injuries.
Subatituis for Cate and the Bran Diet
A fragmented note discusses feeding cats with bran twice daily and mentions a Black person aiding with horses and a 600 point quantity. The text is unclear but centers on pet care and a helper figure.
Silver Alec Falconer Sparks House Debate In Washington
J. A. Falconer of Washington known as Silver Alec due to hair and sharp tongue faces praise and mockery in a House debate. The Ontario born legislator, raised in Michigan lumber camps, is described as peevish when provoked yet popular, with a sunny temper and strong oratory that contrasts with Heflin’s jibe about suffragists.
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Alsington
Bilver
Falconer
Washington
J. A. Falconer
Thie
Heflin
Alabama
Paleover
Mr. Falconer
Mr. Heflin
Ontario
Michigan
T. R
Alec
Annie Laurie
Harry Lauder
Harry Laulder
Congressman’s Loud Print Prank Surprises the House
Nevada Representative Roberts recalls a joke about a congressman who enjoyed dramatic resolutions. A veteran warns that expulsion would follow, prompting the fiery lawmaker to demand quick consideration and shout I dare you expel me until the tale is finally understood.
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House of Representatives
Roberts
Nevada
Congress
Brising Snwtanthy
Techuse
House
Fery
Embarrassing Senate Moment Cited in Tariff Debate
In a tariff discussion the Senate heard a tale from Senator Norris of Nebraska about a former colleague denounced as a violent radical. The anecdote described how Republican leaders tried to block his remarks in the Congressional Record, prompting a mass objection when a continuation was requested.
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Senate
Teels
Norris
Nebraska
Weathry
Ble
Abraban Ducoly
Writer for Pay Not Glory in House Bureau Tale
The piece describes a dietary bureau that supplied writers and speakers with acts and sermons for pay rather than glory. A striking incident involved two congressmen ordering speeches on the same unknown subject. both were printed in full in the Congressional Record, revealing the bureau’s influence and the duplication of material among lawmakers.
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Howse
Clark
Dietary Bureau
Congress
House
Bureau
Fragmented OCR Teaches Unclear Local Notice
A damaged OCR fragment presents unreadable text with scattered letters and phrases. The snippet lacks identifiable names dates places or actions to construct a coherent news item or public notice.
Two Good Child Stories About Frances and Niseera Falls
A child named Frances, described as quick and capricious, visits Niseera Falls and is awed by the volume of water. She asks if the falls are turned off at night, and later imagines distant views from a mountain as "exterminating." She also ponders the zodiac signs seen on a ceiling and asks if there are any sodiacs there.
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Francis
Niseera Falls
Frances
Sea
Cuticura heals scaly psoriasis claims
Walter Mahony of Camp McCoy Wisconsin reports a two year battle with a scaly psoriasis outbreak on his arms and limbs. He credits Cuticura Soap and Ointment with a complete three month cure after trying other treatments.
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U. S. Cavalry
Camp McCoy
Sparta
Wis
Walter Mahony
Cuticura
Dept. L
Boston
So Would We: A Jumbled Trade Card Parcel
A fragmented ad-like text lists lines about nightgowns and fashion, a mention of Red Cross Ball Blue to whiten clothes, and a Mrs Winston’s soothing syrup for children. The source presents a mix of product notes and playful dialogue without clear narrative.
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