Army Life Not $0 Bad A Soldier Career Described
An 19th century defense column extols army life, outlining equal dignity with civilians, the merit system in recruitment, and career paths. It notes noncommissioned officers on recruitment duty, provides enlistment age, citizenship, and fitness rules, and highlights pay, benefits, housing near Washington, and education opportunities within service. It also describes initial training at rendezvous and the ease of duties once assigned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
West Point
Army
War Department
Merle
Rinks
Charsa
Washington, D.C
Alan
Columbus
Chico
Sam
Thaler
Bathing Caps and Travel Toiletry Goods Sale
Bathing caps for lake trips priced at 25c and 50c for the newest summer style. Also offered are pure rubber sponge bags from 50c to 5c, traveling cases from 1.00 to 2.50, rubber wash bag cases from 25c to 75c, and a full toilet goods counter. Visit the shop to browse and buy or simply look over the selection.
Army life described in a detailed recruitment style piece
The article portrays military life to attract young men to enlist, outlining facilities, education, recreation, and promotions. It compares barracks, libraries, and mess halls to civilian life, emphasizes training, discipline, and chances for advancement, and ends with a defense of the soldier’s character and service.
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Oriinagce
Averaga
Hhouriing
Vhaort
Savon Montes de Cotta
Ailver
United States
Homer
Senators debate trust suits and Elkins law impact
Washington June 23 Senator Long introduced a resolution seeking the attorney general’s statement of suits under the Sherman anti trust and interstate commerce laws with their disposition. Senator Foraker urged extending the inquiry to include salts under the Elkins law and argued the Elkins act could curb rebates and discrimination. Senator Bailey questioned why some parties to alleged conspiracies are convicted while others are not, and urged consistent enforcement.
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Washington
Long
Day
Senate
Foraker
Benny
Siun
Bulley
Foruler
Interstate Commerce Commission
Larwill's Founder Visited Kans City Friends in 1900s Tale
Joseph H. Larwill of Kaname City, last of his family and civil engineer on the Pennsylvania Railroad, spent a brief visit in this city visiting old acquaintances from over a century ago. He recalled rail work, family ties, and his plan to return to Europe and then to Mansfeld with a son awaiting in Europe.
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Coune
Joseph H. Larwill
Pennsylvania Railroad
Tie
Larwill
Vas Ramell
Metallon
Snv
Henry McGisnen
Friar National Bank
Melallen
TE Chagetan
Ann Thiele
Thorp
TB. McDonald
H. Pond
G. Lingil
Are Thera
Kimteville
Trautman Hunt
Fan Ann
Hunteville Postumon
Atute
Harlin
Germany
Montana
Kansas City
Will
John
Loudonville
Mms
Dave
wArwll
Briday Neon
Manafield
Rodenbeck's Combs and Fashions in the City
An advertisement lists money to loan and a range of combs including ride founds deck comba tuck combs plain and fancy designs. It promotes Rodenbeck's at 11009 Cammour as a place to find the latest and best fitting combs in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alwars
Rodenbeck's
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