Training plan outlines 16 week army readiness schedule
Washington Oct 5 War Department announces a 16 week intensive training course for national guard and national army divisions before deployment to France. Night drills, trench work, target practice, and a focus on individuals and small units will precede brigade and regimental exercises. Officers must attend all drills and training is pre planned with weekly updates and testing to gauge soldier proficiency.
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France
Washington
National Guard
National Army
Furnished Bodies C Comfort and Attractiveness
An advertisement urging readers to furnish their bodies with comfort and attractiveness through a new Fall and Winter line of clothing, shoes, and hats. It promotes suits for men of all tastes and invites customers to seek the best covering at the store.
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Bickett Battery
Hickett Battery
Harrell Bros
Uncle Sam
W. Starnes
Union County
Camp Greenville
8. C
Sale of Howe Horses and Mules Harness Sets
Auction notice for horses and mules offering several nice buggies and harness sets at bargain prices. Includes mention of available stock and eager buyers being invited to inspect and purchase. Local sale terms not specified.
Senate approves soldier and sailors insurance bill
Washington reports the senate passed the soldier and sailors insurance measure 71 to 0 with a $176 million appropriation and a $10 000 maximum. An amendment raises widows pensions to 25 monthly for Civil War and Spanish American veterans and includes other changes, while several insurer-related provisions were defeated.
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Senate
Washington
Pershing
France
Elise
Soldier’ and Sailors
Smoot
Utah
Bureau of War Risk Insurance
Philanthropic colored citizen in Union county
A Union County colored philanthropist who sold meat at 15 cents a pound faced accusations of theft from suspicious locals. Instead of praising his relief efforts the community accused him of wrongdoing and confined him while exposing alleged personal moral lapses.
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Union County
Fating meat regularly harms kidneys warns famous authority
A well known authority warns that eating meat regularly excites the kidneys and causes distress such as backache kidney misery and stomach troubles. The remedy suggested is about four ounces of “Balls” from a pharmacy mixed in water before breakfast for a few days to flush and normalize kidney activity, plus Jad Salts as a non injurious lithia drink to keep the system clean.
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