Illinois Guardsmen Taught to Shoot at Camp Logan
Illinois National Guard officers attend the National Guards Association convention in Boston. The article details Camp Logan rifle ranges near Lake Michigan, the training program from instruction to record firing, and the path from marksman to expert rifleman. It notes government support, armory progress, and the availability of Camp Logan to civilians through the Illinois State Rifle Association with membership details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Logan
Springfield
Nols National Guard
Boston
Mass
National Guards Association of the United States
Thomas W. Scott
Edward C. Young
Jack D. Foster
John R. Marshal
Eighth Infantry
Daniel Mortarity
Seventh Infantry
Richings 7. Shand
Third Infantry
Milton J. Foreman
First Cavalry
Lewis D. Greene
William F. Lawrie
Sixth Infantry
Jas. Miles
John Pr. Tabraith
Fourth Infantry
Henry RR. HL
Adjutant Fifth Infantry
Ralph B. Holmes
Edward OS Philips
National Guard of
Ilinois
Hingis
Henry Barrett Chamberlin
the Water
Chicago
TiHinois
Lake Michigan
United States Army
United States
War Department
Naval Reserve
Reeve
Illinois
Jasper N. Treecer
Weldon
Ilinois National Gilliard
Carroll M. Gale
First Infantry
Norksian
MH Winois
Loco Birus
Camp Loenn
Fife
Hilneis State Rifle Association
National Guard
Gwardsmen
Mlingis National Guard
John V. Clinnin
National Marksman's Reserve
Robert Shaw Oliver
National Board For the Promotion of
Willitan Stuatt
Nne Citiens
Tlinois
Camp Lozan
Albert S. Jones
Association
Broadway
New York
Aviv
Illinois State Rifle Association
Hinds National Guard
Lavine
Ringe
Consul Paddock Exonerated In Police Court
Fragmented report from Sag Pratesses details exoneration of Consul Paddock amid a murky police court proceeding. The text mentions a local physician or civic official and notes a death of a city figure about four years ago, but reads with garbled OCR.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sag Pratesses
Pfenre T
Taddoudk
United States
Ryo
Lee
Kidney Pills Ad From DeWitt and Gladder
DeWitt's Kidney and Glad der Pills relieve barkabye and weak back promptly. Sold by Wm. Jungkunz and F. Jungkunz, druggists at 85 Stephenson St.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DeWitt
Wm. &F. Jungkunz
Stephenson St
Piano Tuner FF J Burdett Accepts Orders
J Burdett, a piano tuner, takes orders at Brown and Dollmeyer’s and by telephone at 58 l-dauf.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Burdett
Brown & Dollmeyer’s
L-Dauf
Daily Journal Delivery Service Expands Citywide
The Daily Journal announces expanded delivery to every city part, offering home and business delivery options with daily newspaper availability and evening service in all neighborhoods.
Japanese Arts and the Womanly System Warned
A Victorian era ad style piece extols Japanese crafts while warning against external cosmetics. It promotes Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription as a womanly tonic, touting cures for disorders of the womanly system, with testimonials and an offer of free consultation and a medical book order.
The Nervous Man and the Early Morning Coal Nuisance
A nervous boarder moves into a new boarding house and complains of 5 am coal deliveries across the street. The landlady tries to fix the noise. the neighbor’s routine remains the same as the man grows accustomed after testing his alarm. The tale preserves a humorous lesson on perception of sound.
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New York Sun
Noted Distinction Between Good and Bad Preachers
The quote reflects Archbishop Whately on preaching quality, contrasting the motivated speaker with one compelled to speak. It suggests the difference lies in having something substantial to convey versus delivering mere words. The sentence underscores enduring observations about religious oratory.
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Archbishop Whately
Miss Elizabeth Zabriskle Weds Edward M Bogart at Hackensack
Miss Elizabeth Zabriskle married Edward M Bogart in Hackensack New Jersey. Among her wedding gifts was a stand and hat rack carved from King Edward’s former pleasure yacht Wyidegarde, underscoring a shipboard heritage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth
Zabriskle
Hackensack, N. J
King Edward
Simplicity and the simple life in a June day scene
The fragment blends Thoreau on simplifying life with a cartoonish scene of a man climbing steps on an early June day. A woman exclaims as he steps, noting his approach, while a London Tribune reference grounds the vignette in a period newspaper voice.
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Thoreau
London
Beyond Manners in Wartime London Express
A fragment from the London Express presents a dialogue about identity and work. Willie is asked about his father and his occupation. The piece clues a street-level view of family roles and aspiration during a tense era.
What He Went After in the Elite Hall Tower
In a late lunch break at Janworth & Co brokers office, bossy office boy Plugsy puffs a cigar as client Whitt demands Slanworth. A fire alarm bells, Mugsy notes fear of fire carts, and the client asks about Slanworth’s whereabouts. Mugsy reveals Slanworth went out to pursue something, and may not return.
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Wis Plugsy
Janworth & Co, Brokers
Lippincott’s
Mr. Whitt
Mr .Slanworth
Plugsy
Danworth
Whitt
Geore
Ross
Eyestones and the dying trade of eyestone collection
The article explains eyestones crabs eyes or lapilline formations gathered mainly from Astrakhan Europe and Baltic sailors, notes supply is precarious. It discusses whether eyestones are concretions in crabs stomachs or shell pieces shed with the crab and their role in shell formation.
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New York
Drie Wisf
Two Remarkable Ring Recoveries at Scarborough
A bride lost her guard ring on Scarborough rocks during her honeymoon and spent hours searching. A year later the same spot yielded the ring in a rock pool, washed by tides. Another woman misplaced a ring on a underground journey and found it at an inner circle train station on the carriage step upon return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scarborough Rocks
Tady
Inner Circle
T. T's Weekly
Humor For the Scotch Joke Sparks Silent Reaction
A clever remark at a recent gathering of Scotch natives and naturalized citizens drew no laughter. A Highlander finally notes that Scotsmen study American jokes with seriousness, critiquing them intently, and only laugh if something is witty or humorous.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilich
Scothind
Republic
Highlands
Grose
Tle
New York
Pleasures of Deserted London in the Dead Season
London Tatler notes attractions for the few who remain in town during the dead season. It suggests strolling Piccadilly in an olive suit with no crowds, describing the quiet as a blessing and a welcoming respite from social events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Lute
Addan
Piccadilly
Landon Tatler
The Mysteries of Sscent and Odd Observations
A fragmented note suggests scent mysteries may be solved. It references everyday observations and puzzling phrases with odd names and places, hinting at a quirky collage of thoughts and misordered words.
Fragmentary historical notice from a scanned page
Muddled OCR text fragment mentions names and a potential look at a couple or family. Key readable items include references to a woman and a potential spouse, with scattered phrases about an unsteady perusal and tai phrases. Limited legible detail remains to identify a clear event or date.
Kodol Promises Relief For Dyspepsia In Stomach Ailments
KODOL is the best remedy known today for dyspepsia indigestion and ail troubles arising from a disordered stomach. It is pleasant prompt and thorough. Sold by Wu F Jungkunz druggist 85 Stephenson St.
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Wu. F. Jungkunz
Stephenson J St
My Unavailable Education and a Nurse Doctor Tale
A medical student, choosing to practice among women and children to avoid marriage constraints, treats a young nun with heart palpitations. The patient’s condition is described as nervous, linked to afternoon rounds, with evolving affection between doctor and patient amid period constraints. The piece blends memoir with a counterpoint tale of historical English capital punishment by boiling.
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Dee
Christendom
Jim
Ime
Nortmal
Puyvstein
Baby’s Fuss Quieted by Cuscasweet Remedy Ad
When the baby is fretful and you are worn out this Cuscasweet, a well known remedy for babies and children, will quiet the little one in a short time. Sold by Wm. F. Jungkunz, druggist, $5 Stephenson St.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Piarce
United States
R. V. Pierce
Invalids’ Hotel and Surgical Institute
Buffalo
N. Y
Dispensary Medical Association
Dr. Pierce
Pierce
Rony
N.Y
Hattie Taunnehill
Zanes St
Louisville
People’s
Common Sense
M. D
R. VV. Pierce
Wm. F. Jungkunz
Stephenson St
Intellectual sympathy hints at literary tastes conversation
Miss Smart and Cholly Nowitt Troye discuss intellectual affinity though Dolly Smart, a kindergarten teacher, interrupts the rapport. The dialogue reveals a pretentiously cultured banter amidst a casual encounter.
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Cholly Nowitt
Miss Smart
Dolly Smart
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