Baining Camp Rookies Drill And Persevere In Camp News
Four hundred rookies reported to Baining Camp as El 14 19 1 32 4 rooks drilled in morning sessions from 7 to 12 with 400 on site and 160 expected from colleges. Officer guidance emphasized marching, drills, and discipline while examining recruits physical readiness and forming squads for future field maneuvers.
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Cecil A. Lyon
Bislese
Rocky
Vamp
Sania
Olkera Util
Thei Attiewr
Smith
Turnhi
Jones
Privaty Gandred
Moat Iy
Cain Orie
Ceiae
Arenava
O’elock
Ihe
Ihe. Jebt Rampanies
Fep. de Nedeal
Torna
Nnon
Vty
University of
A. M College
Ther
Hager J
Awerd Lchaubach
Oward E H. Pezraon
Bow
Clinton G. Brown
Joe Asberton
Seton
Alrexuocs Weills
Wait
Johnson
Noward L Tankaeh
Lanhaeh
Pacy
Ovenins
Reveille
Laubach
Exetudi Ding
Driils
Magor Laubach
Layhachan
Leon Springs
Tovsic
Vastalion
Digestive Pills Folly Warns Byspenties About Algemira
A faded warning text cautions users of Algemira pills for stomach distress. It claims digestive tablets can neutralize acidity and ease dyspepsia, suggesting small amounts of water afterward aids digestion and could end reliance on medicines. The piece reads like a health advisory from a bygone era with misspellings and archaic terminology.
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Algemira
Rlomech
Catholics Plan National Meeting in New York Week
Catholic leaders including Cardinal O’Connell and Bishop Bellows gather for a week of services and an annual convention of the Catholic Fraternal associations in New York. Invitations extend to archbishops and bishops, with events opening this week and culminating in August.
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New
New York
Walia
Tavis girl changes testimony on stand
A key witness in the Tavis murder case testified yesterday that her prior grand jury statements were influenced by spite over a friend’s death. Aliss Davis, once called the strongest witness for the state, admitted fabricating portions of her earlier accounts related to capsules and Marian’s supposed delicate condition. The testimony shifts focus on the trial toward credibility questions about her earlier statements.
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Miss Davis
Mar Jtin Tambert
Gip
Marian
Grand Jury
Remedies for Chiggers in Washington DC June
Chiggers in hot water or salty or strong soap solutions taken within hours after exposure can prevent symptoms. After lengthy exposure, bath has little effect and care is needed. If small red spots appear, apply a solution of ammonia and water per Agriculture Department guidance. A supersaturated baking soda solution or saleratus may help, and iodine or calomel may be used cautiously if irritation subsides. severe suffering requires careful treatment.
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Washington
B.C
Department of Agricultare
Saletin
Jrrithian
Department of Agriculture
Lick
Parker in New Orleans Nomination Discussed at Chicago Meet
Fragmentary report notes Parker, a praig..ive nominee, was returned from a Chicago convention. Roosevelt declines comment on national party matters and a possible meeting in Chicago is hinted. The text is incomplete and context unclear.
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Dohn
Vow
Chicago
Parker
Roosevelt
Woman's Martyrdom and the Remedy of Lydia H. McNamara’s VIsable Corpound
A fragmented piece urges support for a remedy claimed to ease women’s pain and misery, citing Lydia H McNamara’s VIsable Corpound as a superior treatment. It argues men should heed women’s experiences and avoid suffering through this grand old remedy.
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Lydia
McNham
Officers to Be Chosen at Jewish Workers Alliance Meeting
The newly chartered branch of the Jewish Workers' Alliance plans its first meeting at He prow Institute Tuesday at 7:00 PM to nominate officers and form a temporary committee. Garretson described the ward stance, while railway managers offered responses to the union's 105 questions, with the outlook for future talks uncertain.
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Allance
Meco
Jewish Workers’ Netisha! Alliance
Fan Antonig
Aeldae
Heprow Institute
Jewish Nations Workers’ Alliance Iz
Wage Deadlock Near New York
June 13 report from a joint conference of railfront managers and officials and unions representing about 250 000 workers. The meeting produced a wage deadlock described as a yardstick approach to demands.
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New York
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