World’s Best Music on Victor Victrola Records
Hear top opera stars and celebrated instrumentalists on Victor records. Philadelphia Orchestra and Sousa, Pryor bands showcase world renown. Victor dealers nationwide offer demonstrations from $10 to $400, with period styles $375 to $950. Saenger Voice Culture Records aid vocal students.
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Caruso
Alda
Calvé
Culp
de Gogorza
de Luca
Farrar
Galli-Curci
Gluck
Homer
Journet
Martinelli
McCormack
Melba
Ruffo
Schumann-Heink
Scotti
Tetrazzini
Elman
Jascha Heifetz
Paderewski
Powell
Zimbalist
Philadelphia Orchestra
Sousa
Pryor
Harry Lauder
Nora Bayes
Raymond Hitchcock
Victor
Saenger
Major Drennan Departing Kelly Field for San Diego
Major Drennan will leave Kelly Field for San Diego, California, in the coming days. He has commanded the ground officers training school, which during fall and winter trained a number of officers for Signal Corps administration.
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San Diego
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Drennan
Kelly Field
Signal Corps
Officers Train at Kelly Field Aviation School Opens
A school for officer training moved from other service branches to the aviation section of the Signal Corps at Kelly Field. Major Vrennan, attached to the second training brigade, continued his duties as an instructor. Major Drennan led the new school and was later moved to the engineering department with uncertainties about his San Diego assignment.
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Kelly Field
Vrennan
Signal Corps
Drennan
Engineering
San Diego
Just Once Try Dodson’s Liver Tone Ad Appeal
A claim filled advertisement urges readers to abandon calomel and use Dodson’s Liver Tone, a vegetable liver remedy. It promises quick relief from laziness, biliousness, and constipation, guarantees money back if not effective, and touts safety for children and the whole family.
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Dodson
Promotions at Camp Travis Line for Captains Named
Several lieutenants at Camp Travis are in line for promotion to captain though names and timing are not announced. A board chaired by Col. John J. Singman has recommended only captain promotions to fill camp vacancies. The list will be sent to Maj. Gen. Henry T. Allen for approval before Washington acts.
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Camp Travis
Henry T. Allen
John J. Singman
Allen
Washington
German shelling casualties in Turin and Paris totals
Analysis shows Turin bombardment resumed Sunday with no casualties yet. shells fell on 18 days since March 23, totaling 118 killed and 230 injured. Paris faced nine German batteries from January 6 to 27, 1871, with 103 Parisians killed and 369 injured.
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Paris
Turin
Finland to be Monarchy Under White Guards Plan
Stockholm reports Finnish circles say White Guards will use victory over Socialists to establish a German pattern monarchy and curb women’s franchise. Hed government Stockholm rep Urensious claims Finn-German imperialists aim to control Murman railway for an ice free port and Baltic alliance, raising conflict with Russia Sweden and Norway. Socialist papers protest White terror and executions of Red prisoners, urging conciliatory policy and wider Nordic alliance to oppose such moves.
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London Times
San Anton
Philadelphia Public Ledger
the Public Ledger Co
Stockholm
Uresnious
Hed
Murman
Atlantic
Finland
Cape Gi Dad
Russia
Sweden
Norway
Assembly
Denmark
Today’s Casualty List from General Pershing War Office
Casualties reported include Killed in action Privates Frank Giant and Augastt Gan. Died of wounds Privates Winkford Plouin and George Lytth. Died of disease Cook Tost. Wounded severely Lieut Bernal and Sgt Thienigy C. Schuvanz. additional names list Private Cilallis Allen Private Walter A Anton Te Wid Private Micheal Cwary Private Pony Plaza Private Pliem Stapliston Wounded slightly Lieutenants Thomas M L Hollios and Ilirry K McNeil, plus numerous others across ranks with varied statuses.
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Winkford Plouin
Cook Tost
RIEE
Privatio Games
MRE
Courtney
George Lytth
Jom Payne
Lieut
Bernal
Mme
Sergt
Thienigy C. Schuvanz
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Josmpte Pe
Cilallis Allen
Ploivatic
Walter A Antonte Wid
Micheal Cwary
May Find Brother In German Prison Camp In Sunday Light
Mrs. Gilbert, sister of Lieutenant Loweory of the 18th Canadian Regiment, says a Sunday supplement photo depicting “Outwitting the Sun” may show her missing brother who disappeared from his unit after January 1917. She left Canada in 1916 with the regiment and plans to write to Carrick Carien to learn the name of the Cantilian Officer referenced in Lieutenant O Brien's escape story.
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Diane Lowers
Germany
Drs
Gilbert
Mission Street
Loweory
Patrick O'Brien
Canada
Carrickenrien
Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic Advertisement
An old standard promotes Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic as a malaria remedy and system builder. The label claims the formula is Quinine and Iron in a tasteless form, priced at 60 cents.
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GROVE
New ROTC Training School Announced for June
The Southern Department announced a new ROTC training school to begin in June for students in ROTC units at A and M College of Texas, A and M College of Oklahoma, and the University of Arizona. Location not disclosed.
Struggle Over Military Training Text Gathers Dust
Fragment from a history page shows cadet training questions and replies amid references to university ROTC units and reserve corps. Strong entities include University of New Mexico and Reserve Officers. The tone hints at a debate over basic military instruction in schools and cadet examinations.
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University of New Mexico
Nice Institute
Urug Corps
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