Fighting Generals of the Civil War speech in Congress
Representative Isaac R. Sherwood of Ohio delivers a sweeping address on Civil War command styles and battlefield leadership. He recalls Hood at Franklin, Cleburne, Gordon, and many others, highlighting officer casualties and the intense eight-hour clash that claimed numerous generals. He argues generals' deaths outpaced other major battles and reflects on the erosion of war narratives.
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Sherwood
Ohio
Congress
Isaac R. Sherwood
Fourteenth
Ohio Infantry
General Sherwood
Franklin
Tenn
Hood
Chickamauga
Federal
General Stewart
Firefly
Rocky Face
Atlanta
Ines
Horace Greeley
Count de Paris
Cox
General Banks
Mississippi
Basil Duke
John Trotwood Moore
Tennessee
Eral Cleburne
Pat Cleburne
George W. Gordon
John Adams
Carter
Stahl
Myne
Cockrell
Missouri
Granbury
Walthall
United States
Gettysburg
Lowrey
Leroy Clark
Ohie
Harker
Kenesaw Mountain
McPherson
Howard House
Sherman
John A. Logan
Black Jack
James B. Steadman
Steadman
Albert Sidney Johnston
Shiloh
Pine Mountain
Kenesaw
Leonidas Polk
George H. Thomas
Nashville
Rosnea
Joe Hooker
Burnt Hickory
den. O
Howard
Chancellorsville
Stanton
Thomas J. Jackson
Stonewall Jackson
Atobose P. Hill
McKinley
Roosevelt
George Washington
Swiss Air Travel Expands Under Government Control
Authorities announce biweekly air service in Switzerland with 1000 francs annual fee and 80 new military aircraft at aviation stations in Basel Berne Lausanne Lugano St Gall Lucerne and other sites credit of 1800 approved as regular passenger lines rise postwar.
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Federal
Geneva
Berne
Lausanne
Lugano
St. Progrenate
Frauenfeld
Basle
Feld
Lucerne
Senbach
Switzerland
Dossenbach
Frederick
Pershing Praises Boy Scouts For War Service
General John J. Pershing commends the Boy Scouts of America for wartime service and scout training. He recalls greeting scouts in France during the Marne battle and urges continued patriotism and citizenship in peace, urging the Scouts to keep faith with the scout laws and to refrain from relaxation in their efforts.
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John J. Pershing
Boy Scouts of America
France
Pershing Ha
Marne
Allerlen
Alwly Borte
Ice Harvesting and Dairy Cooling Guidelines
United States Department of Agriculture outlines losses from improper cooling of milk and cream and links to sour milk butter and cheese. It explains cooling targets around 50 degrees, use of ice from nearby sources, ice house sizing, water purity, and field preparation, plus tools needed for harvesting ice on a small farm scale.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Lee
Scouts Bond Father Son Bonding On Camp Out
Two remarks from a Boy Scout and his father reveal how scout camping strengthens understanding between generations. Fathers and sons share hikes and tent duties while scouts in Georgia mills organize troops, eyeing future citizenship. The Fuller Be Callaway company funds an auditorium for five troops and about 20 mill workers assist the program.
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Boy Scouts of America
Georgia
Southwest
LaGrange
Unity Cotton Mills
Unity Spinning Mills
Elm City
Hillside Cotton Mills
America
Fuller BE. Callaway Company
Scouts Daily Good Turns Across Troops and Monuments
Boy scouts in Troop No 21 New Haven cleaned church, removed ashes, and carried out carpet work. In Paducah six monuments were polished and kept clean by special assigned troops. Redwood City scouts organized a paper drive for Red Cross yielding six tons of material. San Antonio hosts an auxiliary fire unit at the central station where qualified scouts may earn a fireman's badge and enter fire lines under appointed leaders.
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New Haven
Conn
Paducah
Redwood City
Cal
Focal
Red Cross
San Antonio
Texas
Boy Scouts
Central Station
Goetz
U. S. Butter Exports Shrink Despite Vast U S Grazing Lands
The United States Department of Agriculture reports the country supplies less than 1 percent of world butter trade despite extensive grazing lands. In years past exports neared 80 million pounds, with totals fluctuating due to domestic and foreign price relations. Over the last several years shipments have reached about 70 countries and dependencies.
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United States Department of Agriculture
United States
Machinery boosts wood cutting efficiency on farms
The article explains how box saws and drag saws speed wood cutting, reducing labor and coal use. It notes that weeded outfits are affordable, durable, and operable by few, with cooperative ownership possible. It also urges farmers to raise their own meat and ensure ample water and feed.
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United States Department of Agriculture
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Aeks
Sral and
Cneral
Grsurene
Fana Howard
General Logan
Foster
Bwies
Tappein
Swallow
Pepein
Pershing
Miles
BOY Scout
Mill
Scout
U. S
Thoese
Crater
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