Navy Rations Highlight Fresh Food and Discipline
The New York Sun extols Uncle Sam's sailors as best fed in the world showing modern navy rations with fresh meat vegetables and fruit, vast cold storage and electric kitchen gear. It notes daily meals three times a day with special allowances for night watches and distills water for health and longevity aboard ships.
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Wiley Couple Weekend in Kansas City and DeKalb Visit
Mr and Mrs Joe Wiley spent Sunday in Kansas City. Miss Helen Fulkerson left Sunday morning for DeKalb Missouri where she will teach.
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Indian at West Point One in Class of 1822 Cherokees Appointee
Washington June 19 Sylvester Long-Lance the first full blood Cherokee Indian to receive a Presidential appointment to West Point enters the class graduated this year from St Johns School Manlius N Y He also is a Carlisle Indian School graduate who aimed to become an army officer President Wilson selected him as one of six Presidential appointees to the Military Academy The first Indian at West Point was David Moniac a Creek born in Alabama who attended from 1817 to 1822 and later served in the Florida War as a captain in Creek volunteers
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Social News Notes From Sedalia Visit
Everett Mitchell of Sedalia spent Sunday here with relatives. Father Geo B. Curry went to St Marys Kansas Monday morning for a week’s stay.
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