West Point Women Pioneers and a Cadet Store Icon
A historical survey highlights West Point women from Captain Molly Corbin to Susan Warner and Blanche Berard. It notes Warner’s literary fame, Berard’s half century as postmaster, and Grace Harrington preserving father’s Seventh Cavalry memory. Louise Regan has sewn cadet chevrons for over 50 years, supporting generations of graduates.
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United States Military Academy
West Point
Molly
Margaret Corbin
Captain Mollie
Fort Washington
New York
John Corbin
Congress
Hudson
Highland Falls
Lberty
National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution
New York State
Secretary of War
Walter H. Wells
Academy
George Fleming
Arsenal and Ordnance
Gen
Knox
Fleming
War Office
Swim’s
Denniston
Mire
Randall
Captain Molly
Susan Warner
New York City
Constitution Island
Hudson River
Anna
Susan
Wen Susan
Louise Regan
United States
Elizabeth Wetherell
Mrs. Stowe
England
America
George P. Putnam
Blanche Berard
Polk
Berard
Ho?re
Orse
Grace Aileen Harrington
Henry Moore Warrington
C Troop
Seventh Cavalry
George A. Custer
Little Big Blorn
Custer
Nfe
Indian Territory
Texas
Henry Moore Harrington
Dakota
Harrington
Old Seventh
Corps of Cadets
Harris P. Scott
France
Jane Ee Eretoalion
Two Schools of Coffee Brewing from Boiling to Drip
The piece outlines old and modern methods of coffee making, contrasting boiling point brewers who favor strong flavor and caffeine with below boiling point brewers who prize aroma. It describes old techniques, percolators, and drip methods, noting a shift as coffee became cheaper and more accessible.
Freer Account Inspired Reforestation Army Leader
Rev Otis Moore recalls Dean Hamlin Freer's instruction to help others when possible. W Frank Persons, once of Renwick Iowa, now directs Roosevelt s 250000 man reforestation program and recalls Freer s charge to aid future job seekers. Devine s youthfulness and Dean Freer s example shaped careers and public service.
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Hamlin H. Freer
Cornell’ College
Otis Moore
W. Frank Persons
Renwick
Iowa
Roosevelt
Tipton
Des Moines Register
Freer
Edward T. Devine
Dean Freer
Young Devine
Edward
Frank Persons
Edward Devine
Organized Charities of
New York City
Devine
Persons
Devite
Rank
New York Charities
Keeping out of trouble Seen as Rule of Common Sense
A columnist argues that avoidance of trouble often comes as much from chance as choice, noting everyday risks and the value of prudent conduct. The piece frames caution as practical wisdom guiding ordinary life.
Kruschen Salts Claim Slimming of Hips and Chin
An advertisement from January 3, 1933 promotes Kruschen Salts as a safe fat reducer. It features a Worcester reader testimony claiming loss of a double chin and reduced hip width after two months, and urges daily intake with breakfast. The pitch promises money back if not satisfied after the first jar.
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P. EB. Gardner
Worcester
Maay
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Elmo Scott Watson
General Knox
Anna Warner
West Point Cadets
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Columbus
Ohio
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Cuticura Soap
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