Walter Camps All American Teams Selection Details
Walter Camp declares two Centre College players among his first and second elevens with selections across positions including ends backs and guards. The report notes Centre College in Danville as the only school with two players on the All American list amid a field featuring teams like Colgate Syracuse Dartmouth and Wisconsin.
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Walter Camp
Centre College of
Danville
Kew
Centre College
Wiggins
Venn
State
Tuckle
West
Colgate
Alexander
Syracuse
Weaver
Youngstrom
Dartmouth
Henry
Wash
Jeff
H. Miller
Pennsylvania
McMillin
Umalfback
Casey
Marvard
Warley
Election era football names and quotes in Finance
A garbled list of players from multiple colleges appears alongside a reformer quote about honest men in polls and a joking exchange about schooling. The piece blends sports roster fragments with political quips and a finance tag at the end.
Boy Scouts Sea Scouts Train As Shore Cadets
A new inland friendly sea scouting program led by James A Wilder prepares boys for nautical work. The scheme, welcomed by navy officials, adapts sea training for inland cities and older scouts, blending traditional seafaring with inland practice.
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James A. Wilder
Wilder
Navy Department
Scouts Help France In War Effort
A national Boy Scouts statement to General Baden-Powell praises scouts in World War I, noting three of Haig’s five French army commanders as scout commissioners Sir Herbert Plumer Sir William Birdwood and Sir Julian Byng. It also recounts a Lille boy scout who used a rooftop wireless to relay war news unseen by the German staff.
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Boy Scouts of American
Baden-Powell
Haig
France
Herbert Plumer
William Birdwood
Julian Byng
Lille
Not Easy to Stay a Scout and Serve Country
A reflection on the Scout pledge of service requiring sacrifices in studies amusements and personal life. It emphasizes unselfish patriotic duty and the sense that scouts owe a debt to fellow scouts and leaders serving abroad.
Doings of the Boy Scouts in Akron Gypsy Hike
Eleven scouts and a leader left Akron with tents blankets cooking utensils and food for a gypsy hike through the Ohio country. They carried gear on a wagon furnished by a local liveryman and a horse supplied by no farmer. War Savings stamp sales totaled 54606 and Liberty loan sales 23450. Kalamazoo scouts report 816 black walnut trees located and since June 1 two hundred twelve scouts have been recruited in the city.
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Akron
Ohio
Kalamazoo
Drinks of Colonial Times From a Swed ish Traveler Account
The Philadelphia Ledger reports on early colonial beverages translated by the Historical Society of Pennsylvania from Israel Aurelius. It lists drinks such as Mamm made of water sugar and rum, Man athan rum sugar and beer, Littibub milk wine and sugar, Tiff beer rum and sugar on toast, Sampson cider and rum, sangaree wine water sugar and nutmeg, cider royal when brandy and sugar were added, and Raw drum as straight rum. Dr W M Kimpston dentist is noted.
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Historical Society of Pennsylvania
Israel Aurelius
Philadelphia Ledger
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Boy Scouts of America
BOY Scouts
W. M. Kimpston
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Omama
Cingast
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Miles
Sidney Mercantile Co
Growers Hotel
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Wheat Growers Hotel
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