Military academy plan ends in family aid
Uncle Dan urges compulsory military training for boys as a path to discipline and citizenship. He cites Howard, his son, who thrived after a year at a military academy. The piece notes government training camps and funding barriers, and reveals a plan to fund Jimmie’s attendance to keep him from leaving the farm for debt.
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Uncle Dan
Billie
Howard
Nate
Military Academy
Uncle Sam
Jimmie
Dan
Graham
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Every state on the flag mapped by 1912 order
The Detroit Free Press notes the 1912 executive order detailing the flag’s star arrangement. Six horizontal rows of eight stars each place Delaware as star No 1 and Arizona as star No 48, listing each state in order of its ratification with precise positions.
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Saya
Detroit Free Press
Delaware
Arizona
Pennsylvanii
New Jersey
Georgia
Connecticut
Massanchucetts
Maryland
South Carolina
New Hampshire
Virginia
New York
North Carolina
Rhode Island
Vermont
Kentucky
Tennessee
Ohio
Louisiana
Indiana
Mississippi
Ilinois
Alabama
Maine
Minisouri
Arkansas
Michigan
Florida
Texas
Iowa
Wisconsin
California
Minnesota
Oregon
Kansas
West Virginia
Nevada
Nebraska
Colorado
South Dakota
North Dakota
Montana
Washington
Idaho
Wyoming
Uta
Oklahoma
New Mexico
National Security League Pushes Education Reform Plan
The National Security League outlines a plan to create a Nations Club Education Faculty to address national and international educational problems. Delegates from eighteen colleges urge a year long delegation of professors to study the issue, stressing education for a free people and the meaning of the war for American publics.
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National Security League
United States
League
Bar Association
New York
Security League
Nations Club
Association of the Bar
New York City
America
National Security League T O
Fat Carbo-Hydratea Nutrition Fragments
A compact OCR snippet lists numeric values 2.02 16.10 34.5 and 59.00 with a mention of Ash 10.06. The fragment appears to catalog nutrient or ingredient data but lacks full context, dates, or identifiable entities for a fuller summary.
Alfalfa venture proclaims large factory profits and stock offer
The document outlines a high revenue plan for alfalfa based products including tea and soda, claiming annual food spending in the U S, dealer networks in Michigan, and a plant profit of 5625 per day. It advertises stock offerings with 6 percent preferred stock, 10 par value, and 54 percent returns on common, plus payment options and stock issuance details.
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United States
Michigan
Alfalfa Cos
Michigan Securities Commission
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Aris Galea
Wright
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Kay & Dennis Auctioneers
Greek & Company
Kassie City
Lodge Directory
F. Hall
R. A. M. Mansfield
Royal Arch
M. E. Gorman
Modern Woodmen of America
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W.A. Black
Henry Dennis
Public Service
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Boston Bldg
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