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Newspaper

News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jul 23, 1925

Page

9

Pershing Praises US Summer Camps as Democratic Defense

General John J. Pershing argues that Army of the United States summer camps are nonmilitaristic and democratic, stressing voluntary participation, future preparedness, and efficient government. He outlines expansion plans for the Regular Army, National Guard, Organized Reserves, and civilian training programs to foster citizen soldiers and national security.

Washington Army of the United States Associated Press John J. Pershing Vere United States United States of America Regular Army National Guard America

Institute of Politics Opens Fifth Session At Williams

The Institute of Politics at Williams College, Williamstown Mass, opens its fifth session July 24 to August 22 with eight roundtable conferences and five lecture courses. Lecturers include Count Alexander Skczynski of Poland and Count Antonio Cippica of Rome, with U S historians and European scholars leading discussions on Mediterranean relations, arms control, and foreign policy.

Williamstown Mass Italy United States Institute of Politics Wiliams College Europe America Poland France Great Hintuit Alexander Skczynski Round Table Antonio Cippica Rome Mussolini Mditerranean Robert Mason French Wiliam B. Rappard Harvard University of Geneva Miendates Commission League of Nations Geneva Count Skraynskii Foland Felix Valyi Revue Politique International Lionel Cur

Miss Rogers Gains 15 Pounds in Six Weeks

A testimonial from Miss Alberta Rogers of Decatur Illinois describes restored health after Fin 1 illness. She credits McCoy’s Cod Liver Oil Compound Tablets with restoring appetite, facial fullness, and weight gain, stating she gained 35 pounds in six weeks and endorsing the product with a money back guarantee. The ad urges readers to ask for McCoy’s at People's Drug Stores and other outlets.

McCoy Mies Alberta Rogers Cerro Gorda Street Decatur McCos MoUny's

Feudal Dinner Customs and Round Table Conference Topics

The article lists multiple academic conferences on The British Commonwealth and U S foreign policy with noted scholars from Clark University Harvard and University of Michigan. It includes a roundtable on International Justice and a discussion on Mineral Resources as a new environmental factor in world affairs. It also describes feudal dinner table customs with seating at the dais for the lord and chief guest, a practice lingering in modern raised table traditions.

Tls Oxford University Round Table Magagiee British Commonwealth CurUa George H. Blakeslee Clark University United States Jose Siddal Reeves University of Michigan Europe Charles J. Keith University of Wisconsin Frederick Maurice British War Office Muk Arcu Questa Emi Khelee

Topeka Permit Stirbee Sit On Capitol Steps

FL Wilson district attorney refused a guard order to avoid the state capital steps at night. He protested to the governor and was granted permission to sit on the steps until 1 o clock each night if he wishes.

Topeka Kas Wilson

Riot breaks out in Pittsburgh after ball game clash

Five calls to police report a riot between white and Black residents in outlying Pittsburgh sections. About 200 involved, bricks and stones hurled, several shots fired. two officers injured after falling from a 40 foot cliff while pursuing a man with a revolver.

Pitteburgh Dunn Wagonsman Rice Atmet

Learn About Child Minds Says Professor Davidson

The article quotes Professor Davidson claiming the child mind is nearly beyond comprehension yet a key to psychology. It notes children mirror human nature as examples show envy and desire for different toys and rings, illustrating early emotional awareness.

Professor Davidson Robert Ralph Mary Marthe Enid Alfred

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