North Carolina Cavalry on Border Duty in Texas
North Carolina soldiers serving with Tar Heel units along the Texas border and at Camp Stewart El Paso are praised for efficiency and hard work. Troop A under Captain Fair moves to Annapra New Mexico for border patrol. Troop B led by Captain Rutledge to Ysleta. Officers host a review for Representative Julius Kahn. Troop B earns accolades from Colonel Morgan while Troop A excels in field readiness. Promotions and disciplinary actions are listed for multiple companies and regiments. Plans for a large division hike are discussed amid concerns over cold nights. A hazing anecdote highlights camp life and humor.
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Camp Stewart
el Paso
Texas
North Carolina Cavalry
Fair
Annapra
New Mexico
Rutledge
Ysleta
Representative Kahn
Pennsylvania
Kahn
House Military Committee
Congress
House
N. C
Asheville
Morgan
Provisional Cavalry Regiment
National Guard
Frederick Rutledge
Young
Paul W. Pearson
Third Regiment
Tuczon
Ariz
Ottis W. Duke
Tucczon
Pearson
Jerry Brown
Chester L. Messer
William L. Hobson
Lexington
Everett T. Lawrence
Cletus R. Welch
Vestal Wilson
Vance Garrett
Otis Hedrick
Ira V. Hartley
John M. Ward
Arthur C. Bernard
Raleigh
Nna
North Carolina
Outfit
New York
Bill
Christmas Letter Returns Emmeline to Love
On Christmas day Miss Emmeline Barton reads a letter from her former lover Ralph, who claims to still love her and asks forgiveness. A second note from Ralph reveals he is alive and in town. She receives family arrivals and prepares for an unexpected reunion, finding renewed peace at last.
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Emmeline Barton
Miss Emmeline
Emmeline
Anne
St. George
Ralph
Christ Child
Seven Churches Lesson on Ephesus Smyrna and Pergamum
A compact study of the seven churches in Revelation chapters two and three, focusing on Ephesus losing its first love, Smyrna’s crown of life amid persecution, and Pergamos’s hold on faith amid doctrinal compromise, with notes on Laodicea and the overarching promise to overcomers.
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Paul
Ephesus
Roman Empire
Dianna
John
Christ
Jesus
Smyrna
Philadelphia
Polycarp
Pergamos
Pergames
Satan
Laodicea
Am. R. V
Germany less affected by blockade says source
A cited explanation notes that chemists supplied sympathetic foods to the people, insulating Germany from the full impact of the blockade. The claim suggests nourishment and resourcefulness aided civilian resilience amid restrictions.
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Germany
Skinner's Macaroni and Spaghetti Ad For Mothers
An Omaha Nebraska ad touts Skinner Mfg Co macaroni and spaghetti as economical nutritious food for children. It claims strong bones and muscles, no nervousness, uses durum wheat, and offers a free cook book sent to mothers.
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Skinner
Skinner Mfg. Co
Omaha
Nebr
Ady
Twilight of the Gods in James Huneker's New York Sun piece
The excerpt notes a somber mood at a fictional Spencer tomb with George Eliot and references to Ernest Haeckel. It critiques positivism and rationalism, suggesting universities need irony and a satirical chair titled Sugar Sultus, all conveyed in a vivid, literate New York Sun voice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Spencer
Comte
George Eliot
Spencer
Ernest Haeckel
James Huneker
New York Sun
A Difference in Tone and Temper
Quoted exchanges reveal a humorous clash between optimism and cynicism in a New Haven Journal style. The pessimistic narrator insists happiness could be misread as selfish indifference, while a progressive stance is shown by deliberate frowning to signal solidarity. A brief jab at social reformers punctuates the dialogue.
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New Laven Journal
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Garolina Cavalry
Julius Kahn
Clement
Bell
Officers
Fort Bliss
Tarboro
Paul C. Zimmerman
Paul T. Jones
Albert M. Thompson
Forest H .Smiley
William K. Griffin
John I. Howell
Claude S. Savage
William B. Swindell
Joseph A. Gay
Robert D. Whitehurst
David E. Bailey
Kinston
Edward A. Hammond
Leo Grubb
Thomas J. Askew
Eugene Sumrell
Carl D. Gardner
Norman E. Hudson
Charlie Daugherty
Walter H. Kennedy
William Kennedy
John W Leggett
Hugh B. Marstin
Walter J. Rhodes
P H. Midgettte
Selma
Albert F. Futrell
Chas. S. Hicks
Lawrence E. Bradsher
Carl L. Dickerson
Herman L. Owens
Lady F. Royal
Barney A. Henry
Clifford E Walker
Ernest W. Gordon
James W. Gordon
Cyrus M. Faircloth
Anthony L. C. Hill
Robert J. Lamb
R. C. Derr
W. H. Dunn
Fred L. Black
Pennsylvanaa Avenue
Lloyd W. Wood
Warrenton
Norman E. Rogers
Wood
William M. Brown
Jolly Cook
Gardner
John F. Steele
Statesville
George T. Bostic
Shelby
West Point
Privett
Edenton
Walter M. Page
Che
International Sunday School
E. O. Sellers
Moody Bible Institute of Chicago
Western Newspaper Union
Parey
United States Cartridge Co
Trinity Bldg
New York City
Yager’s Liniment Gilbert Beos. & Co
Baltimore
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