3000 Men Join Army Weekly in Vocational Training Push
The Army expands its vocational training as 3000 new recruits join weekly, nearing authorized strength of 254,000 under the 1916 act. The program emphasizes learn‑while‑you‑earn trades taught by civilian instructors and in military schools, with farms, labs, and drug and chemistry training at camps like Pike and Dodge.
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Washington
Regular Army
War Department
Army
Camp Dodge
Dean B. Waldron
North Dakota Agricultural College
Chicago Church Federation
Camp Grant
Hinois
France
Chicauzo
Crmnp Pike
Ark
Thireauiviston
Marne
Arkansas State Board
Wignat Corps
Air Service
Motor Transport Corps
Samuel A. Greenwell
General Recruiting Service
Chambers of Ecommercce
Rotary Clubs
American Legion Posts
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Medieval Department
Quartermaster Corps
Stenal Corps
Field Artillery
Coast Artillery
Eighth
Colfens
Rhine
Germany
Siberia
Thirty-first Infantry
Twenty-fourth Infantry
New Mexico
Camp Taylor
Sixteenth
Eighteenth
Camp Travis
Texas
4. EF. F
China
Vaux
Chateau Thierry
St. Miltel
Argonne- Meuse
Camp Pike
Thirty-eighth Infantry
Thirtieth Infantry
FIM
Iowa
St. Mihiel
Camp Gordon
Georgia
Moselle
Chinp Funston
Kansas
Indiana Republican primary tallies show Wood ahead
A compiled table from Indiana counties reports Leonard Wood leading in Republican presidential preference with a 6,107 vote plurality over Warren G Harding. Returns include 3,387 precincts, with correspondents tallying unofficial results across cities like Terre Haute Hammond and Indianapolis.
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Indianapolis
Leonard Wood
Hiram W. Johnson
Frank O. Lowden
Warren G. Harding
Indiana
Wood
Johnson
Givers Step In For Bare Pantry Near Pint Nock
In New Castle Wyoming a rare act of unselfishness is noted as families Noah Det and Dave Roberts received aid from Quinths Razos. Razos, though poor, supplied a larder when food ran short and provided help to neighbors in need.
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New Castle
Noah Det
Ttt
Dave Roberts
Pint Nock
Peterson Ointment Heals Ulcers Says Buffalo Reader
A testimonial letter from Mrs. Albert Bouthcott of Medina praising Peterson Ointment Co. for curing a long standing ulcer. The writer states the remedy removed years of pain after using nine dollars worth and urges others to trust the product, noting its low cost and wide availability at druggists.
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Peterson
Buffalo
Stra
Albert Bouthcott
Medina
Peterson Ointment Co., Inc
Cure for acid stomach promised by chemists
Claims a new remedy Eaton ic removes stomach acids and gases by taking up the acid and carrying it out of the body after removing the cause. Advertises relief from bloating indigestion sour stomach and geasy feelings, with a refund if not satisfactory and a claim of over 500000 users.
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Jerusalem
David’s Tower
Terre Haute
Indiana Bituminous Coal Operators’ Association
W. Minishan
Hammond
Indlana
George C. Bryant
Co-Operative Crop Reporting Service
Indianapol
Henderson
Evansville
Union of Furniture Workers
Switzerland
Waren. T. McCray
James W. Fester
Edward C. Toner
McCray
Foster
Toner
Carleton RB. McCulloch
McCulloch
Mason J. Niblack
John Tsenbarger
J. Kirby Risk
Harry B. Smith
Lafayette
Purdue University
John G. Brown
Monon
Indiana Federation of Farmers’ Associations
Muncie
Chicago
New Albany
Jacob L. O'Bannon
O'Bannon
Harrison
Vincennes
Christian Churches
Shelbyville
Shelby County
Anderson
George Cookson
Sons of St. George
Indana
Ohio
Richmond
Esther Griffin
Wayne County
Republican Women's Organization
Niblacks Bros
Wheatland
James Smith
Niblack
Connersville
Norvilla DeHaven
EP. DeHaven
Connersvile High School
John Lowlard
Woodsondening Adams
Alten
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Brown
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Clark
Clay
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Jasper
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Lake
Marshall
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Monroe
Owen
Als
Parke Cagsenn
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Shelby
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Greubeie WU
Joseph
Sulivan
Warre
Warrick Peaee
Banner Lye
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Parkers Hair Balsam
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