Military terms in general use and what they mean
San Francisco June 4. An interpretive guide explains U S military terms at length. It defines corps as two or more divisions led by a major general and details formations from division to company and platoon, naming ranks, nomenclature, and the use of terms like detachment versus battle and engagement, with notes on ammunition, equipment, and insignia across branches.
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San Francisco
United States
I T
Sereet Jackson
Cormves
Federal
Regular
National Guard
Army
Gnard
Captain Jones
Jones
United States of
Tme
U. S
Infantry
Cavalry
Artillery
Medical Corps
Miss Fagan
Dean's Kidney Pills Ad Claims and Testimony
A testimonial advertisement extols Dean's Kidney Pills with claimed cures and repeated endorsements by William J. Travis of American Falls Idaho. It urges buyers to seek the product and its successor Dean's Kidney Pulse, noting price and continued approval years later.
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Dean
William J. Travis
American Palle
Idaho
Travis
Travia
Foster-Milburn Co
German Brutality Reported From France Hospital Worker
A Washington dispatch details a hospital worker's account of German atrocities in France. She describes the abduction of women at Noyon during retreat and adds a chilling report on the sanitary conditions in occupied areas.
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Bowies
Wriist
Noyon
Washington
State Department
France
Baseball season woes and star players amid stormy results
The piece reviews widespread baseball turmoil with postponed games for the Braves, star performances by Tex Covington and Eddie Cicotte, trading rumors involving Honus Wagner and Roush, and movement of Pitcher Scott Perry through several clubs as teams chase titles amid tough weather and inconsistent outcomes.
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Braves
Starlings
Frank Chance
Los Angeles
Tex Covington
Browns
Speeder
Wright
Washington
Mitchell
Cubs
Pirates
Pittsburgh Millionaires
Honus Wagner
Pirate Yard
Callahan
McGraw
Roush
Cincinnati
Atlanta
Cincinnati Reds
Cnncinnati
Boston
Scott Pery
Big Yard
Eddie Cicotte
White Sox
Phils
Bobbie Robinson
Dodgers Praise Coombs and Headlines in Early Baseball Notes
Dodgers praise veteran pitcher Jack Coombs as unmatched. Cravath threatens to dethrone Pipp in home run race. Donlin and McIntyre retire from management positions. Several ex majors top the American Association batting list. Red Sox pace continues despite Barry and Walker’s absence.
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Dodgers
Jack Coombs
Bobbie
Jack
Gavvy
Cravath
Wally Pipp
Philip Slugger
Yankee
Mike Donlin
Matty McIntyre
Donalin
Memphis
McIntyre
Mobile
American Association
Vicx
Becker
Kansas City
Dolan
Indhalia Dermitt
Columbus
Bresnahan
Toledo
A. A
Red Sox
Barry
Tilly Walker
Janvin
Walsh
Walker
Chamberlain's Tablets Praised in Richmond Ad
A Richmond Kentucky resident F B Tressey declares Chamberlain's Tablets are a wonder and that nothing he sold beat them. The ad urges readers troubled with indigestion or constipation to try the remedy.
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Chamberlain
F. B. Tressey
Richmond
Classified ads restore owners' majority of lost articles
A local classifieds column outlines how owners reclaim most lost articles through posted notices and return procedures. Officials note community cooperation helps reunite items with rightful owners.
Warning on a painful disease and a household remedy
A Huntington Indiana mother praises Chamberlains Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy for immediate relief to two children during a cholera morbus episode in summer 1911. The letter urges keeping a bottle at home to be prepared for illness in every neighborhood.
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Chamberlain
Charles Enyeart
Huntington
Ind
Ady
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