Cadet Week Ends as Annapolis Graduates Transition to Officers
Annapolis marks a historic cadet week with the last dress parade on the old grounds. Josephus Daniels addresses the cadets as they graduate to commissioned officers, with awards, plays, drills, and social events detailing a pivotal moment in 19th century naval history.
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Annapolis
George Bancroft
Davy
James K. Polk
Naval Academy
Josephus Daniels
Navy
Board of Visitors
Howard E. Saunders
Sword
National Society Sons of Revolution
Robert M. Thompson
New York
Midshipmen
the Navy
Abbreviation Trend In German Expositions And Bodies
Scientific American notes that German names are shortened into pronounceable initials. Examples include ILA for Internationale Luftschiffahrt-Ausstellung and Ala for Allgemeine Luftfahrtzeug Ausstellung. New forms such as Damnu Imuk and Datsch arise as busy people prefer compact codes, with limits when pronunciations become odd. Abstracting long official titles into initials may become common for expositions societies and similar bodies.
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Frankfort-on-the- Main
Internationale Luftschiffahrt-Ausstellung
Ila
Berlin
Ala
Deutsche Ausschuss
Imuk
Internationale Mathematische Unterrichts-Kommission
Deutsche Ausschuss Fur Technische Schulen
What is madness but a sort of mental originality
Anatole France argues that madness equals mental originality and praises Dickens. He cites David Copperfield and Mr Dick as examples of humane, heartfelt insight. He calls Copperfield a new gospel and notes Mr Dick’s benevolent, heart driven reasoning.
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Anatole France
Charles Dickens
Mr. Dick
David Copperfield
Dickens
Charles
Quinine Deafness Case Reported in Teen Girl
The New York Medical Journal describes a sixteen year old who took 30 grains of quinine in 15 minutes during fever and ague season in Indiana. She developed intense headache and tinnitus two hours later and by morning had complete loss of hearing.
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Indiana
New York
Vacation of a Goddess
The Venus of Milo comments on her travel and exposure while traveling to a summer hotel room. The brief remark suggests she purposefully left artifacts behind to fit the space.
Red Hair Boy Sparks Zoo Uproar in Central Park
Keepers fail to restrain a red headed boy who released a tiger kitten at the Central Park zoo. Caliph II the hippo woke with a roar as lions tigers pumas and birds joined the ruckus. The boy fled westward while zoo staff captured the kitten and dried it in a sunny window.
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New York
Here
Pacific Coast
California
Bill’ Snyder
George Sinkert
Central Park Zoo
Bill
George
Arsenal
Linkert
Lion House
Sinkert
Caliph II
Hippo
Caliph
Bird House
Central Park West
Bull Kills Rider After Charging Chugging Motorcycle
In Wellsboro Pennsylvania a rider, Charles Renning aged 35, was killed when a white faced bull charged his motorcycle after breaking through a pasture fence. The bull trampled him to death and then destroyed the bike before returning to pasture.
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Wellsboro
Charles Renning
Renning
Moses Called by God From the Burning Bush
This lesson outlines Moses' call at Horeb from a firelit bush. It emphasizes common life as the conduit for God's revelation, the twofold purpose of deliverance from oppression and to worship, and Moses's humble, learning response under God’s reassuring presence.
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Moses
Jehovah
God
Hfe
Horeb
Egypt
Pharaoh
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