Philippine constabulary shaped by discipline and duty
The piece traces the origin and growth of the Philippine constabulary from its 1899 1900 formation to a 5 000 strong disciplined force under Brig Gen Henry H Bandholtz. It highlights cross cultural staffing uniforms mount dynamics Moro and Sulu detachments and the carabo horse as a fledgling mounted unit. It notes band performances at Taft inauguration and touring the United States.
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Twenty
United States
Davaoan
Philippine Constabulary
The
Philippines
Arthur Macarthur
Colt
Philippine
Army of
Aguinaldo
Uncle Sam
Constabulary
Palawan
Intramuros
Manila
Henry H. Bandholtz
Emilio Aguinaldo
Tarboosh
Fez
Company A
Fifth District Constabulary
Little Philippine
Insular
British India
Islands
Taft
Curious crow nests produce tiny yolkless eggs in repeated sites
An observer recalls April 1901 finds of four tiny crow eggs in a low oak nest, with shells thick and yolkless. In 1902 a nearby nest held five eggs including four tiny yolkless ones and one normal, followed by a third season with four eggs and one normal, all at close proximity.
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Blackbird
Healing Eczema Tale Ends in Cure by Cuticura
A Newark woman describes horrific eczema covering her body and scalp, bleeding and painful sores, and how Cuticura remedies brought relief, healing, and renewed hair growth after her family doctor failed. She urges others with eczema to try Cuticura products.
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Wm. Hunt
Thomas St
Newark
N. J
Potter Drug & Chem. Corp
Sole Props
Bostes
Gompers Responds To Recent Newspaper Attack At Baltic
Samuel Gompers defends himself in the skoe room of the Baltic regarding a recent attack on a rich coronation. He calls it cruel and likens it to a harsh obituary paragraph from the Jonesville Clarion about Deacon Hiram Ludlow of Frisbie township aged 82 who died after a brief illness described as single blessedness leading to marriage.
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Samuel Gompers
Skoe
Baltic
Mr. Gompers
Jonesville Clarion
Hiram Ludlow
Clarton
Frisbie Township
Maria Higgins
Detroit Journal
Rival Irish kings fall to treachery and fate in royal succession
In 4 A. D. Fearaidhach-Fionfashtna is described as a most just prince slain by his successor Fiachadh-Fion, who suffers a similar fate at the hands of Fiachadh-Fionchadh the "prince with the white cows." Eoch airh-Moidmeadhain dies of natural causes, Flaithheartagh resigns the throne for the monk’s cowl. New York Press.
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Fearaidhach-Fionfashtna
Fiachadh-Fion
Fiachadh- Fionchadh
Connaught
Eochairh-Moidmeadhain
Getting at the Root in a Fractured Joke
A short quip shows a patient lamenting constant tiredness and malaise to a physician. The doctor’s curt reply signals a punchline about health, using a tongue check as the classic diagnostic trigger from a Cleveland Leader style humor piece.
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Cleveland
Coffee Linked to Nightmares and Better Sleep Says Letter
A reader attributes sleepless nights and distressing dreams to coffee and claims Postum cured these issues. The letter praises Postum, notes improved nerves and sleep, and urges others to quit coffee. It references The Road to Wellville and ends with a promotional line about a reason.
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Wellville
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