The Cheyenne Cadet System or Steever Idea
A lengthy feature praises Lieutenant Steever and his Cheyenne high school cadet system, detailing two cadet tournaments, wall-scaling contests, and the aim to unite academic work with physical training. It cites improved scholarship, discipline, and temperance, notes support from officials, and suggests adopting the program elsewhere in Wyoming and beyond.
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Cheyenne Cadet System
Steever
Heyenne
Wyoming
Prestley
Cbeene
iMorhament
Parente
Outine
Cheyenne
Bietty
Pete Welll
Cherentie
Evernastum
Eradet Tan
Wan
Sf iv Tumber
Kentrick
la Fontaine
Pt. Ruel
Steevere
Agin
Fiott
John Harrington
Menber
Board of Education
Neever
Eld
Harrington Lehow
University of Colorado
Chercone Leh
Harrington
Cheyenne High School
Ira Fee
Schwiering
Fontaine
Storey
Thompson
The
Wyoming Tribune
Stapleton
Cadeta
Unife
Becoiae
Ireland
Medwin
Tillerone
Cymnaeum
Ite
Ayetom
Fee
Han the Steever
Wate
U. S
doVara
Conta
Casper
Rawlina
Douglas
Laramie
Bette
Steever Haa
Washington
War College
Congress
Liewtenant
Houlder
Cherenn
Kendrick
Moe
Boulder
Colorado
Osler and Tubercle Bacillus Treatments in The Times
The article cites Dr Osler and other medical authorities discussing tubercle bacillus evidence and debates over James White’s remedies. It notes mixed results, claims of success with certain extracts, and cautions against opiate use and unproven therapies amid calls for laboratory and pharmacology input.
Unclear OCR Fragment Sparks Pacification Talk
Fragmentary text mentions East Youngstown and possible movement into Mexico. References pacification, two jobs, and concentration but details are unreadable.
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Youngstown
Mexico
Washington men weigh peace program influence
In Washington a number of gentlemen are described as under the influence of the idea of peace, with comments suggesting a drift toward an antiwar or Dub of Peace stance. The piece reflects rhetoric on national preparedness and public mood.
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Washington
Lincoln Highway Traffic to Rise at Nationwide Show
New York City January reports record auto show interest in transcontinental drives. Lincoln Highway booth at Grand Central Palace guides thousands of touring motorists. President Joy cites San Diego expo and highway improvements as fueling a predicted 1916 traffic surge with about 50,000 cars driving toward the Pacific coast via the Lincoln route.
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Grand Central Palace
Amercan
Lincoln Highway Association
Henry B. Joy
Navy Grants Leave of Absence to Veteran Marine
Secretary Daniels grants Sergeant George Warrell U S Marine Corps retired one year leave of absence to remain in Japan. Warrell served 27 years in the Far East as a Malt orderly at Yokohama Navy Hospital and visited the United States only once in all that time. He enlisted in 1887 and spent most of his career abroad, becoming a familiar figure to American travelers in Yokohama and Peking.
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Secretary of the Navy
Daniels
George Warrell
United States Marine Corps
Japan
Warrell
United States Naval Hospital
Yokohama
Far East
United States
America
Spert
Mare Island
California
Warren
Peking
Ching
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Cheyenne Cadet Corps
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Siriot
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Hopkins
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PTR
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Lincoln Highway
New York City
Dantela
Washington, D. C
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