American Army War Teaching Sees Open Warfare Core
A 1919 discussion by General Drum and Pershing outlines a shift from foreign war terminology to an American doctrine of open warfare. It notes trenches fading, emphasis on open warfare, modernization of weaponry, and the central role of infantry with services modifying terms and manuals.
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Phe Tansington
United States Army
Lie Generil Sum
Napoleon
Tena
Gettyabury
Fort Fanvanworks
Keanaay
Wgeigaiier
Hugh A. Drum
The
Nehod
Star
Tra
Dein
Pershing
Wehools
Drum
Sta
Halvor “Liniton
Servier
Chasize
Korshing
Apoud
Mt Vernon Meeting Notes at St. Mary Church Annex
The Mt Vernon area meeting covered devotionals, treasurer report, and routine business. Mrs Tembroke led a program on health and efficiency with a recitation and songs ending with Stand Up for Demi.
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Mt Yernot
Hee
Sf. Ohareh Pipaday
Dubbe
May
Tembroke
Paul Purner
Mra
Local Families Gather for Weekend Visits and Notes
ESTO Me and Mrs Long Potten family and Mike Shel Talow called on Mrs Elizabeth Wack Sunday afternoon. Mr and Mrs William Urkark of Mt Vernon spent Sunday with me and Mrs Gourke Hoyman and family. Master Clyde Stringfellow is on the wicket. Mrs born Monningally to a lowly atprovinyr. Mrs Camille Wright spent Wednesday Hesdhg mient with her daughter. Mr David Cornell Mrs John McLagin called on Mrs Henry Howe Sunday Afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Long Potten Mun Famiy
Mike Shel 'Talow
Mra
Elizabeth Wack
William Uartkook
Mt Vernon
Sind
Gourke Hoyman
Clyde Stringfellow
Monningally
Cianille Wright Sient
Hesdhg Mient
David Cornell
John McLagnin
Henry Howe Sanday
Fredericktown Notes and Weekend Events Summary
Fredericktown community stories include basketball loss at Ashley, a successful high school Jason class play Polly Lou, and varied social visits. Local students and teachers travel to Believed venues, with spring vacations, church notices, and fundraisers noted. Proceeds from the play approached 1600 dollars, and a committee was formed to secure funds for youth baseball.
Unclear Family Visits and Local Returns Chronicle
A fragmented notice records various visits and greetings across Mansfield and nearby towns. Mentions include Mrs Clyde Random and Mei visiting, families such as Swendal and Daniels, and several locals like Herbert Ke DAs and Lloyd Kline. The text is garbled but centers on social calls and community notices from a Sunday and week prior.
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Clyde Random
Mei
Random
Len Mar
Riy Waa
Mansfield
Aid
Gite Swendal
Mal Daniels
Herbert Ke Das
Ds Meed
Ar. Eliot Ceawher
Levi Darrow
Matthews
Prank Kile
Fenleitown
Min Lloyd Kline
John Kine
Howard Ransom
Nie
Manele
Horse Breeding Drive Backed by National Association
The Horse Association of America urges revival of horse breeding and use amid rising U S demand. Officials cite 1810 to 1920 growth, with draft horses valued for efficiency and economy. Dinsmore says horses outperform motors in snow and urban mobility. merchants pay high fees for horse use. Association leadership includes W J Dunham of Wayne and John W Gayor of St Paul with Chicago secretaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arseoith Oefeowe
Chicago
Tim Inet
Department of Agriculture
Hhe
Horse Association of America
Horde Byevilers
Saddlery
Hirness
Carriage and Wagon Builders of America
Wayne Dinamore
Association
MilMonn
Dinsmore
Dinamore
New York
Aley
Assaniaton
Prasttent
W. J. Dunham
Wayne
John W. Gayor
St Paul
Minn
Clen
Cincinnati, Co
Geo. S. Bridge
Wayne Dinsmore
Local Social Roundup for Bladensburg and Nearby Areas
Miss Clara Mortamment from Pete visits with her parents over Sunday. Hapley Simms of Tove Yard spends Sunday with Mr and Mrs Georga Davison. Mes sis Joseph Trimble and Craig of Mt. Vernon are guests at C Horn. Clarenew Weekly near Fallsburg visits aunt Mrs IT J Heas. Mt. Vernon residents Willard Harris and Mildred Miller spend weekend there. Mr and Mrs Cling Magill and Walter Hons of Mt. Vernon visit relatives. Leo Tow hosts dinner for Winn Colgin family and Ethabelle Idoyd Mixer. Howard Plath and family spend Sunday with parents. Norris family visit. Miss Vivian Brittan of Union visits friends. Loyal Woman’s class Easter supper and baggar planned at town hall on Saturday April 3. Twenty-two ladies meet at Mrs Orpha Wiping’s for carpet work and a short program with music and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phe Loys
Eam
Ashley
George Rab
Samuel Lavrick
Hyo
Predorliitown
Optimists
KiNbuck
Smiley
Sunshine
Polly Lou
Jason
Che
Counes
Fredericktown
Neely
Hoya
Pillar
Lutes’ Aid Society
M. EB. Chuyeh
CW. Edwards
Alex Penick
Samuel Shields
Utena
Misa Melita Hosack
Bellevue
Mownek
Mixy
Thelma Woyte
Levi Wert
Endiranen
Eastman
M. Switzer
Donald Qo-Marple
Hutler Inn
Wilson
Chude Graves
Granville
Kenneth, Hurst
Manifest
Edward Hirst
Daniel Brew
Mbis Dene Wilwon
Mansfield
M. R
de Welker
An Knycawn
Amos Vernier
West College
J. HB. Mote
Marple
Newark
Patience Leonard
High Reehoat Corps of Teachers
the View
Arthur Kirby
Ontario
Trobert Kantman
Denison University
Wrom. Ob
Dennis
Anvil
Mary Dunham
Lewis
Clara’ Mortamment
Pete
Wid Mes
Hapley Simms
Toveyard
Georga Davison Mensis
Joseph Trimble and
Craig
Mt. Vernon
Leo Tow
Winn Colgin
Katie Cummins
Ethabelle Idoyd
Walter Hons
Howard Plath
Howard
Mya Sivelon Norris
Newton Mills
George
Misa Vivian Itratan
Union Hve
Orpha
Carper
Mt Zion Sunday Rehoot and Local Visits Noted
Sunday rehoot planned at Mt Zion for April 4 with Bible study and neighbors invited. Several residents visited Willis Johnson Emily Sunday. Locals traveled to Newark and Allen for weekend activities. Dr Hull and Mrs Wolfe attended gatherings. A death remembered, and Polish wartime intrigue mentioned with a Soviet request and an obsolete aircraft description.
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Mt. Zion
Mya
Samuel Davidson
Nicholl
Mr Fi
Lawrences Rey Pieved
Porterfield Farm
Tuosalii
Mec
Mre
Grover Harris
Willis Johnson
Emily
J. Clyde Thompson
Lee Donahay
Milton Hoyex
Velma
Ady Ware
Newark
William Muelier
Fallshare
Buesaw
Hull
Ars Lore Wolfe
Hveline Syris
Ob ‘We Nieholw
John Wolfe
Karl Burelt
Allen
Clarence Ashcraft
Worl Tuwaday
Rebecca Ashcraft
Aviators Warned as War Preparations Rise in Warsaw
March 41 in Warsaw reports aviators of the Russian Holshevik army have been warned that their wives are near. The notice signals heightened concern over air force readiness amid mounting tensions and potential civilian impact.
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Warsaw
Airplane Line to Mexico Assured
Huge flying fleets will operate daily between Mexico City Tampico Veracruz Nueva Laredo and El Paso. Mexican Air Corporation plans sixteen thirty passenger planes with three tons freight capacity, backing by British and Mexican capital, with more aircraft to be added as service expands.
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Galveston
Matoh
Mexico
Vierto
Mistinek
Tampico
Vera Cruz
Nueva Lareda
Hi Paso
Capitate
Willoaugurate Serview
Mexican Air Corporation
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Eres
U. Meetings
Taylor’s
Frederigkt Own
Mise
Dorothy
Huhaeuivol Cory
di Sandusky
Bladengburg
pHithin
Poland
Fratee
Frank
Busineda
East High Street
Citizens
Red
Gambier Street
H. M. Huntsberger
McDermott
Stream & Rimer
Luther A. Stream Wm. F
Otis & Company
George Israel Mt. Vernon
Knox County Savings Bank
Public Square
Tel
Taylor's
Bunny
Columbia Grafonola
Columbia
Poplin
UM Dowds Day Goods Co
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