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Newspaper

The Alma Record

Location

Alma, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Feb 20, 1913

Page

6

Late James S. Sherman Popular In Washington

A portrait of James S. Sherman emerges as a popular, principled figure in Washington. The Utica native, born Oct. 24, 1855, rose from Utica mayor to long service in Congress and the vice presidency, noted for strong parliamentary skill, reform work for Native Americans, and steady public life.

James S. Sherman Washington Sherman Utter Jim Pater Sherman Utica Mr. Sherman Joratlo Seymour Rosco Conkling Richard A. Sherman James Hamilton College Europe New York State Central Committee Congress W. H. Cookenham Cookenham Committee On Indian Affairs Panama Canal Oto Delahanty Yenen Lajoie Yewten Sonny House of Congress House Senate Republican Congressions Committee Oklahoma Theodore Roosevelt Roosevelt Henry L. Stimson Julia

Inaugural Plans Ready For Parade Militia Nationwide Expected

Militia from several states prepare for the Washington inaugural parade with an estimated 20 000 National Guardsmen. Governors from 13 states pledge to ride, others consider attendance as planning proceeds under Major Leonard Wood. Pennsylvania Georgia Virginia Nebraska and Maryland will provide large contingents and New Jersey may send its guardsmen to Washington for the ceremonies.

Wilson Pennsylvania Georgia Atlanta B. B. Pomeroy Commonwealth New Jersey Wilaan Washington Mb Hitation Massachusetts Virghile Maryland Virgina Nebraska Miinois New York North Carolina Rhode Island Louisiana Mississippi Missouri Delaware New Mexico Arkansas Alabama Leonard Wood Staf Committee On War Department Pennsylvania Avenue Washington Circle Senate Chamber

Sugar and energy in diet from Dr. T. Allen hints

Sugar provides energy and pairs well with fruit. When eaten with meat it can be retained in the stomach and cause catarrh. A manual laborer once ate half a pound or more of sugar with meals without harm, but excessive candy by sedentary people, especially children, is not ideal.

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