SEA FIGHTERS TRAINED AT DWARD B C
In Washington a few officer seekers visit the capital to observe conditions at West Point and Annapolis. Boards appointed by the president report on naval matters and are paid in honor only. Annapolis, close to Washington, hosts the naval academy with a modern section and an ancient town core.
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Annapolis Naval Academy’s Liberty Tree and Legacy Remembered
The piece celebrates Annapolis history from the liberty tree on Campus to colonial governors houses on King George and Prince George streets. It notes the evolving naval academy, hazing reforms under Admiral Sands, and the growing size and role of midshipmen amid historic trophies from Perry and Champlain battles.
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Monkey alters life at home and finds new shelter
A story recalls Georges F Freeman losing his pet monkey after the creature disrupts his mother’s garden by digging up sweet pea seeds. Mrs Freeman declares they cannot live together with the animal and the monkey is sent to Indianapolis News. A second anecdote shows a boy named Donald retelling a Bible lesson with blunt honesty, defending the teacher’s word choice.
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Memorial to Explorer McClintock in Kensington Cemetery
A new memorial in London’s Kensington cemetery honors Admiral Sir Francis Leopold McClintock, famed explorer of the Franklin expedition. The wheel cross sits on a massive base of rough Cornish granite, rising about ten feet in height.
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Grape Nuts and Postum Claim Turnaround for Indigestion
A Fond du Lac Wisconsin woman recounts severe indigestion with heart palpitations resolved within a month after replacing coffee with Grape Nuts and Postum. She reports weight gain, clearer skin, and restored energy, crediting the products and their slogan There’s a Reason. Letters praising the remedies appear periodically.
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Denver Markets Beef and Cattle Prices Steady
Denver markets report cattle and beef prices with pulp and grain fed stock at 5.50 to 6.26 per unit and hay fed meat at 4.35 to 5.00. Cows and heifers range from 2.25 to 5.25 with calves and feeders showing strong demand in the 3 to 6 dollar brackets.
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