Camp Meade Citizens Training Camp Details
An article outlines a government sponsored citizens training camp at Camp Meade for 1913 and 1914. It notes cost coverage for transportation, food, medical equipment, and lodging, with rail fare advances and per diem up to three dollars, plus a Red Course program covering drill, rifle practice, camping, hygiene, and physical development.
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Mata
Colattiz
Plas
Leonerd ‘Wood
Enceesa
Expensa Pressel Law
Regio Arty
Cary Memie
Legres
Meade
Teaching healthy discipline and contentment for prompt compliance
The passage emphasizes cultivating mental contentment to foster cheerful obedience to instructions and maintain discipline. It frames inner steadiness as essential to cooperative behavior and orderly conduct.
SOVIET RUSSIA NOT OUR FRIEND
Denver July 1 The executive council of the American Federation of Labor reports that agitation to open trade relations with Soviet Russia is concentrated with it and aims to overthrow the labor movement and the republic. The report attacks the Soviet government and maligns the Communist party section in the United States as ruinous to American unions.
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International News
Denver
Executive Council
The
American Federation of Labor
Soviet Russia
Iether Wintona
Bona Fide
Labor Movement of
America
Rexpublic
United States
Orld
Haa
Sind
Enently
Trades and Industrial Unions
Communist Party
Vvckso
Ulcular
Yer
American Trade Uniony
American Federation of Quees County Labor Lyceum
Brooklyn
N.Y
Titcomb Returns from Library Convention Journey
Miss Mary L Titcomb returns to Hagerstown after attending the Swampscott Massachusetts Library Convention where about 2000 librarians discussed library problems. She will lecture in Virginia at the Boyhood for Rural Pastors event and give two lectures on rural library work. Rumana McMavus, with the army libraries, takes a temporary furlough and will be at the Washington County area Library during July and August.
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Rumana McMavus
Army Libraneca
Washington County Area Library
Old Timer Rejuvenated by Mayr's Wonderful Remedy
A man plagued by poor digestion and intestinal inflammation reports a dramatic recovery after trying Mayr's Wonderful Remedy. He describes initial health gains and returning energy, claiming the tonic relieved catarrhal mucus and abdominal pain. Sold by D. C. Aughinbaugh and Son and druggists nationwide.
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Bax
Philadelphia
Mayr
D. c. Aughinbaugh, and Son
Urugglits
Ady
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