Youthful Congressman Nominee Faces Gop Attacks
The article notes HM Bsad bey y Wheh Menernnnes Morris Shep pard of Texas was nominated for Congress as his father’s successor at 27 amid attacks on his youth. It recalls a debate where an opponent mocks sending a boy to Congress, likening it to an old tale of a prayerful doomsayer. The piece blends this with ads and other 1901-era notices on kidneys, travel deals, threshers, shoe aids, and cures.
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Chicks on Range Shelters and Farm Hints
Growing chicks need protection on range with simple houses built from local materials. The article also covers drill corn cultivation, bitter rot losses, dairy cow features, pork cost optimization, thinning peaches, cooking feed value, and effects of cold rain on milk yield.
Water and Scratches Treatment for Hogs and Horses
Water for the Swine discusses pure water's role in digestion and toxin removal in hogs and warns about unwholesome drinking water. It then provides a veterinary remedy for horse scratches using glue sulphate, sugar of lead, and alum in water, followed by daily sweet oil and cleansing steps.
Salvation Army Lassies Adopt New Attire in Uplifted Wardrobe
About 12,000 Salvation Army women in the United States will wear brand new bonnets this year as part of a summer uniform. The plain, somber hats with ribbon trim match new suits and a star insignia may indicate rank on shoulder straps. Ensign Margaret Ironside is shown in a dark hat, as the Army extends its British and Canadian uniform style to North America.
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Salvation Army
England
Canada
Margaret Ironside
Modern Bullet Wounds in Army Surgeon Talk Philippines
Dr. W. D. Webb, describing wartime experience with the American Army in the Philippines, reports that modern small bore high velocity bullets produce wounds whose severity depends more on tissue hit than range. Cranium injuries yield extensive communication, soft-tissue wounds are typically perforating with small entrance and exit, and many near‑gunshot cases show full perforation. Head wounds often prove fatal. thorax wounds are usually perforating. abdominal wounds are highly fatal unless operated. Two stomach or intestine perforations survived after suturing. others died.
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United States Army
Philippines
W. D. Webb
Wade Priso
Fragmented Quotes Highlight Literacy Leftovers and Rice Stat
A jumble of old phrases notes the neglect of letter writing and cites punning remarks about a college student and a bread and rice ad. It claims only one third of the world uses bread daily and half rely on rice, while a misdirected gift forces a friend to guess a 75 cent share. It trails with a remark on women and heartstrings or corset strings.
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Minneapolis Study Club
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