New Ensigns Help Restore Destroyer Force Strength
New Naval Academy graduates will bolster officer numbers aboard destroyers and battleships as reserves return to inactive status. The piece compares officer counts with Britain Japan and outlines expected reductions under a naval appropriation bill, noting likely cuts in shipyards and bases to maintain overall balance.
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Annapolis
Destroyer Force
Washington
Naval Academy
Japan
Great Britain
America
Tastras
Portsmouth
N. H
Boston
Philadelphia
Charleston
D. C
New York Herald
Maryland Farm Boys Win Europe Trip for Livestock Judging
Warren Rice Joseph Glackin and George Worrilow from Cecil county Maryland earned a free journey to Europe after winning $115 and the blue ribbon at the National Dairy Show. They will study efficient breeding and management in England during a six week trip funded by the Southeastern Fair association. County agents Snarr Jenkins and Chenbers accompany the team as escorts and organizers.
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College Park
Warren Rice
Joseph Glackin
George Worrilow
Cecil County
Maryland
Europe
Liverpool
Cambridge
England
United States Department of Agriculture
Cecil
St. Paul
United States
Atlanta
Marylanders
Ean
Southeastern [Air Association
Snarr
B. G. Jenkins
C. 2. Chenbers
First Gold Coins From Croesus Unearthed At Sardis Find
Archaeologists uncover thirty staters from Sardis the ancient Lydian capital in Asia Minor and date them to Croesus era 561 to 546 B C. Fifteen coins may go to the Metropolitan Museum of Art. Prior known examples total five most worn. Discovery reported by Dr T Leslie Shear and party including Cyrus McCormick.
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Sardis
Asia Minor
New York
Sia Minor
Metropolitan Museum of Art
Croesus
Lydia
Cyrus
United States
British Museum
T. Leslie Shear
Columbia University
W. R. Berry
R. R. Holden
Edward Stoever
McCormick
Chicago
Gordon
Poland Sees 100000 Poles Emigrate in 1921
Warsaw reports that 100000 Poles left for the United States and Canada during 1921 while 40000 re emigrants returned bringing about 900000000000 marks or roughly 300000 dollars in funds.
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Warsaw
Poland
United States
Canada
Badger Feared In Superstitious Japanese Mind
A note on the badger describing how it is regarded with fear by those who attach superstitious beliefs in Japan, reflecting cultural attitudes toward the animal.
Nebraska in Brief Highlights from State News
Samuel Gibson receives long overdue honors for gallantry decades ago in a Omaha defense post. Minatare tragedy claims Millie Heinze as coroner clears drivers. Barberry survey aims to curb wheat rust while Holdrege crops suffer storm damage. Lincoln lawmakers consider boxing and wrestling amendments for amateurs. Lake Minata land sales fund scenic improvements near Scotts Bluff. Garden County builds first North Platte river bridge as Bloomfield fair grounds rise. Italian consular post now vacant in Omaha with new appointee in place. Weather and hail storms cause widespread crop and property damage across several counties. State highway expansion advances with 2000 miles planned by year end 1922.
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Samuel Gibson
Addier
Plains
Adjutant’ General's . . Department
Army
Omaha
Millie Heinze
George Heinze
Minatare
Lake Minat
Scottsbluff
Chamber of Commerce
North Platte River
Garden County
Knox County Better Live: Stock and Fair Association
Bloomfield
Sebastian Salerno
A. Venuto
Holdrege
L. G. Brian
Platte County
R. McKelvie
Dubois
Eben K. Long
Nebraska
Blair
Missouri Valley Veterinarian’s Association
Ira Wells
Alvo
Platte River
Sutherland
Lincoln County
Wells Fargo
Washington County
A. I. Anderson
Nebraska Agricuture Statistician
Dorothy Griffin
Nebraska City
Anna Karre
Hastings
J. L. Harrs
Jefferson County
Kansas City
State
Kearney
A. E. Anderson
Wheat Belt
District Court
Otoe County
Nebraska Supreme Court
Consolidated School
Lancaster County
Board of County Commissioners
J. Tenney
North Platte
George Logan
Gresham
Fort Snelling
Minn
University of Nebraska
Creighton University
Gibbon
Marcella Sharp
Tom Sharp
Fremont
Platte County Pioneer Association
Columbus
Elmer Keckley
Oshkosh
John M. Matzen
Dodge County District Court
State Supreme Court
Rawhide
Gothenburg
Conad
Lexington
Dawson County Service Company
W. D. Hoover
Dawson County
Custer County
L. R. Frisbee
State Agricultural College
Star
Copenhagen
John Palubicki
St. Peter’s Church
Stanton
John
Harry
St. James Orphanage
Benson
Rain-In-The-Face A Noted Sioux Warrior In History
The article dispels myths about Rain-In-The-Face of the Hunkpapa and details his life from the 1873 Stanley expedition to Little Bighorn, prison escape, bravado at Fort Totten, endurance of Sun Dance tortures, and later service as an Indian policeman on Standing Rock, with references to Dr Eastman and Whittier.
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Sitting Bull
Curley
Custer
Rain-In-The-Face
Itiomagaji
General Custer
Yellowstone
Rain-In-the- Face
Tom Custer
Fort Abraham Lincoln
N. D
Captain Tom
Little Big Horn
Longfellow
George Custer
Fort Totten
N. C
Standing Rock
Hampton School
John G. Whittier
Rain-In-The Face
Crow King the Sioux Chief Who Dared Medicine Men
Crow King of the Hunkpapas defied medicine men charging ponies for charms and burning their fetishes after High Bear died. His bold act diminished medicine men’s power and he led charges at Fort Phil Kearney and Little Big Horn before surrendering to return to Standing Rock. He died in 1885 respected for freeing his people from superstition.
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Razy Horse
Sitting Bull
High Bear
Crow King
Fort Phil Kearney
Battle of
Little Big Horn
Custer
Canada
Reader
United States
Standing Rock Reservation
River Jordan as Power or Possibility Questioned
A brief exchange between a pious speaker and a brick promoter asks whether thoughts ever turn to the River Jordan. The brick promoter replies that he has not and questions its power possibilities.
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River Jordan
Poet's Death Scene Inspiration Sparks Dramatic Debate
Fragment from a theater discussion shows a playwright debating originality in tragedy death scenes. A critic suggests the hero’s demise could be more unusual to provoke strong reactions. The exchange hints at craft choices shaping a new work.
Woman Recovers Strength after Lydia E Pinkham Remedy
A St Paul testimonial describes relief from back pain and fatigue after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. The letter claims renewed work capacity and urges others to try the remedy as a cure for ailments unique to women.
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St. Paul
Lydia E. Pinkham
Linn
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