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Philadelphia Times

Location

Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 27, 1902

Page

5

Six Graduates at Farm School Highlight Doylestown Commencement

National Farm School at Doylestown marks its sixth year with six graduates joining peers in the first five classes. Rabbi Krauskopf praises progress, letters from graduates praise training, and Secretary Wilson notes need for broader agricultural education and endowment. Speakers include Charles Emory Smith and city leaders. certificates awarded and donations announced.

National Farm School Doylestown Farm School Joseph Krauskopf Louis I. Burd Charles S. Heller Maurice Mitzman Abe Newman Joseph Goldman Chicago William J. Serlin Syracuse N. Y Bellevue Reading Terminal Farm Girard Avenue Columbia Avenue Huntingdon Street Tioga Kratskopf Harry Herzberg Oscar Brown Hayes Second Unitarian Church Germantown Krauskopf City Boys Babylons Rabbi Krauskopf Harry Rich Harry Weinberg United States Agricultural Ees Milton Whitney Bureau of Soils Israel Tannen Bat Frank Howe Orvilla Lanedale George Ibaugh Berwyn George Burnham, Jr Baldwin Locomotive Works Solomon Pizer Carolina United States Agricultural Department National Agricultural Department Keystone State Pennsylvania Connecticut Texas Agrcultural Department United States United States Department of Agriculture Agricultural Department Washington, D. C Israel Tennenbaum Frank Howe, Jr Orvilla Farms Lansdale Israel Enpenbaum Uity Charles Emory Smith Smith Venice Moore James L. Branson Bronson William Senna Congragetie Ohbebhalons Baltimore Greece Isadore Philo Akron Ohio Max Schoenfeld Zurich Switzerland Schoenfeld

England's drill ideas are changed by new infantry training

The 1871 French armistice comment echoes as Lord Roberts issues a new Infantry Training manual after the South African war. It shifts to small-unit tactics, company columns, independent section fire, and reduced traditional drill. Emphasis on skirmish, individual development, and integrated firing and bayonet work follows.

Pressian Lord Roberts Frederick the Great

Smokeless coal firing urged by Sheffield inspector

The chief smoke inspector of Sheffield England says the best method to limit smoke from soft coal is light, frequent firing. Alternating side firing helps gases burn and reduce chimney smoke. Though tiring for stokers, this method yields little to no smoke with modern furnaces, according to Inspector Nicholson as reported by the New York Sun.

Adams Jefferson Philadelphia George Washington Coriolanus Martha Washington Penelope England Sheffield Nicholson New York Sun

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