General Scott to Stay at Army Head as War Looms
General Hugh L. Scott, chief of staff, is expected to remain in his post through the war with peace the aim, while Major General Bliss is planned to stay on after retirement. Pershing was once tipped as successor, but the wartime plan centers on keeping Scott in command and expanding mobilization at Fort Sam Houston and other camps.
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Scott
Hugh L. Scott
United States Army
San Antonio
Fort Sam Houston
Wilson
Hugh N. Scott
West
Philippines
Francisco Villa
General Scott
Little
Missouri
Dakota
West Point
Hudson River
Hugh Scott
Cuba
Leonard Wood
Wood
Sulu
America
New Mexico
Arizona
Interior Department
Hote
Tasker H. Bliss
General Bliss
John J. Pershing
General Pershing
Kuhn
Coure
General Staff
War Department
Southwest
Texas
Danderine Promises Luscious Hair Growth and Dandruff Relief
An advertisement touts Danderine as a hair treatment that removes dandruff cleanses the scalp and stops hair loss. It claims immediate shine improved fullness and new hair growth after weeks of use with a 25 cent bottle available at druggists and toilet counters.
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Knowlton
Tanlac endorsement from San Antonio stenographer
L M Alston, a well known stenographer of 416 Kirk Street, praises Tanlac after his wife, once frail at eighty seven pounds, gains eight to ten pounds, sleeps better, and regains energy. He credits Tanlac with restoring appetite and vitality, noting her renewed strength and health. Ad from Wagner Drug Co. and E J H Meier.
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San Antonio
Tanlac
L. M. Alston
Kirk Street
Mr. Alston
Wagner
Taniac
Wagner Drug Co
E. J. H. Meier
Adyvy
Russian Held for Dragging Girl Conductor in London
Four months hard labor plus deportation ordered for Jack White a Stepney youth who assaulted Gladys Ridgeley a London girl street car conductor. White entered a full car sat between two women and then pulled Ridgeley from the moving vehicle at Old Street station causing injuries including two broken teeth.
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London
Jack White
Stepney
Gladys Ridgeley
White
Old Street Tube Station
Miss Ridgely
Voet Poem Abandoned for War Sparks Brief Humorous Exchange
An English poet in New York explains he quit poetry for wartime duties saying poetry pays nothing now. He shares a joke about a newlywed couple where the wife confesses she cannot cook and the husband reveals he is a poet with no cooking to offer.
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New York
Pery
Péry
Et Wraecees Square
Marrie
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Soledad St
Pres
Treas
Frans & Peag
W. F. Sibert
Sec
Crockett
Crockett 783
Frank Bros
Mr. Frank
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