MacArthur captures Malolos in bold Philippine advance
Washington dispatch reports General MacArthur's forces seized Malolos after heavy fighting and sustained bombardment. Rebels retreated as U S troops pushed through Guiguinto, with Nebraska, Dakota and Pennsylvania regiments bearing the enemy near Malolos. Casualties reported on both sides, hospital work commended, while Philippine insurgent cabinet evacuated northward. Local governor vetoed a bill related to the Twentyeth Kansas in the Philippines, prompting political debate back home.
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Insurgent government in peril as American reconnoiters advance
A Manila cablegram says insurgent forces are defeated, discouraged, and scattered with troops retiring to cities and villages north of Malolos while natives return home and seek American protection. Visayan Islands reports turn favorable as Americans advance. In Washington the note is dated April 3 and signed by General Otis. In Manila district affairs, Judge Hainer appoints Jay F. Wickard of Gatune to the Fourth Judicial District post.
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Dust Mulch and Onion Water for Garden Soils
Instructions from Vick’s May issue urge gardeners to use dust mulch to conserve moisture, suppress weeds, and improve soil texture. Proper surface stirring creates air spaces that support capillary action, keeping moisture near plant roots.
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