Third and Sixth U. S. Cavalry Have Grand War Records
Washington story recounts the Third Cavalry under Colonel Augustus E. Blockson seeking to lead into Mexico and the Sixth Cavalry rivaling with a stellar Civil War and Indian wars record. It traces the units from their 1846 1861 formations through campaigns in Mexico Cuba the Philippines and beyond including notable leaders and battles.
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Washington, D. C
Sixth Cavalry
Galveston
Augustus E. Blockson
Third Cavalry
Lindley M. Garrison
Mexico
War
Navy
United States
Winfield Scott
Cerro Gordo
Chapultepec
Mexico City
Persifer F. Smith
Point Isabel
Monterey
Tampico
Lobos Island
Gulf
Huerta
Sacrificios Island
Vera Cruz
Philippines
Cavalry
Stoneman
Williamsburg
Yorktown
Malvern Hill
Fredericksburg
Gettysburg
the Wilderness
Spottsylvania Court House
Winchester
Appomattox Court House
Eugene A. Carr
Adna R. Chaffee
William H. Carter
Texas City
Crook
Chaffee
Sierra Madres
Nebraska
Florida
Cavalry Division
Fifth Army Corps
Cuba
San Juan
Santiago
New York
Alabama
Kan
Vampire on the Hearth draws sharp scorn in Times critique
A Times special series prompts fierce discussion with a piece titled The Vampire on the Hearth. It decries the widowed mother and daughter dynamic, accusing daughters of sacrificing youth to care for mothers and burying their own ambitions. The author is described as a woman novelist.
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London Times
London
the Times
Chelsea Council Votes to Remove Wilde Portrait
Town councilors resolve to remove Oscar Wilde from the town hall over ethical objections. Some oppose art retention, while others insist portraits of Eliot Byron and Shelley would face removal if Wilde goes.
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Chelsea
Eng
Oscar Wilde
George Eliot
Byron
Shelley
Spanked Girl Fined Ten Dollars in Waltham Court
Fourteen year old Annie Boston of Watertown testifies that shoemaker William Marco lured her into his Main street shop with old shoe boxes then spanked her across the knee. The court fines Marco ten dollars on the complaint filed by the girl's mother.
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Boston
Annie Boston
Watertown
William Marco
Main Street
Waltham Court
Annie
Saya Marco
Two Appendices Found in Man Thomas Smart 13
Dr. Harry M. Biffar reported finding two appendices in Thomas Smart, thirteen, after an operation. Both were removed.
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New York
Harry M. Biffar
Thomas Smart
Peanut Recipes and Franklin Diet Advice Featured
A temperate diet is described as protecting the body from heat cold and labor and aiding in healing. The peanut is discussed as a legume used in peanut butter oil candy cookies brittle and salads with tips for removing skins and preparing cakes. Franklin quotes about habit and moderation accompany the nuttery notes.
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Benjamin Franken
Wholesome Sandwich Ideas and Simple Desserts for Children
A historic cooking column offers kid friendly treats from raisin bread sandwiches to prune and nut spreads. It describes meringue ice cream cases, chilled nut dessert with marshmallows and pecans, patty cup desserts, maple flavored whipped cream, and Charlotte Russe with yolks and gelatin folded in. It ends with Sea Foam a light sugar based dessert.
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Legion
Meals for Summer Days Feature Light Fresh Dishes
The article suggests lighter meals for warm days using fresh fruits and vegetables. It includes a Peanut Butter Rice dish baked with milk egg and cracker crumbs, a rhubarb based dessert idea, and a Chicken Salad recipe with chicken veal celery hearts green pepper and boiled dressing.
Temperate diet aids health and recovery says Franklin
A temperate diet keeps people generally healthy and rarely ill. When sickness does occur they endure it better and recover faster because most ailments stem from overindulgence, as Benjamin Franklin noted.
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Benjamin Franklin
Delicious Milk Dishes From a Historic Kitchen
A vintage dairy recipe set presents creamed lamb with peas served on buttered toast rounds, a lamb souffle with onions peppers and lamb, and a fish chowder finished with milk. Each dish uses rich milk or cream, butter and flour to build sauces, with baking or simmering steps and servings for six to eight.
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Oklahoma
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China
Chas. M. O'Connor
Central Department
Chicago
Thomas B. Dugan
W. H. Carter
Bristol
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