The Cheyenne Cadet System or Steever Idea
The Cheyenne high school cadet program led by Lieutenant Steever integrates military drill with academics to improve scholarship and character. The wall scaling contests, disciplined drills, and public demonstration inspire school spirit, curb smoking, and foster democratic citizenship across Cheyenne and other Wyoming towns.
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Osler on Tuberculin Treatments Reported
A late 19th century medical discussion notes Dr Osler evaluating tuberculin and other remedies for tuberculosis. It mentions competing authorities skeptical of new therapies and contrasts alleged successes with cautions about safety and efficacy while highlighting ongoing debates within the profession.
Not By Watchful Waiting Reappears in Rhetoric
Fragments discuss East Youngstown and a move into Mexico with pacification goals and concentration efforts. The text hints at two jobs and potential benfire terms, but details are unclear.
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Washington men seek peace by prep program
A fragment notes influence of the "Dub of Peace" on Washington figures as they advance a preparedness program, hinting at discussions among several gentlemen about national security and tone of public policy.
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Washington
Lincoln Highway Traffic Booms at New York Show
At the New York Automobile Show fifty thousand motor cars are expected to travel the Lincoln highway to the Pacific coast this season. President Henry B. Joy cites San Diego exposition continuity and highway improvements as drivers of record transcontinental traffic.
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Secretary Grants Leave of Absence to Marine in Japan
Secretary Daniels grants Sergeant George Warrell United States Marine Corps retired one year leave of absence to remain in Japan. Warrell served twenty seven years including sixteen years as malt orderly at Yokohama Naval Hospital and spent thirty years of continuous service in the Far East. He visited the United States only once in the twenty seven years.
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