City Baldheads Prey to Germs That Country Folk Escape
A historical notice claims baldness is more common in city men than rural peers due to infection risks and lifestyle factors. It cites a Dr. as discovering a scalp germ named microbactius causing baldness and skin inflammation, noting variations in dry and oily dermatias. It also reports Navy docking schedules and engineering competitions in a separate period.
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Medical Society of
District of Columbia
Furst
Businss
Sebour
Faris
Euope
Americ
Destrosera
Guantanamo
Forcas
Auan US
Navy Varda
Connecticut
Philadelpha
Lorida
New York
Delaware
Norfolk
Michigan
New ¥Orle
North Dakota
En York
Jouisiana
Kansas
South Carolina
Irfolk
Vermont
Georgia
New Jersey
Rhea Jaland
Boston
Virginia
Missouri
Ohio
Piladelpha
Italia
Bax
Cue Gwl
Washington
Italy
Botts
Mos Smith
Lusty claims of a free bust package for women
A garbled advertisement asserts a free program offering a dramatic body transformation for women, promising rapid shaping and confidence. It mixes dubious cosmetic claims with pseudo medical language and odd endorsements, alongside scattered notes about hair, scalp care, and a separate naval military discussion.
Naval Academy holds midshipmen hops ceremony
In Annapolis Maryland the first midshipmen hops ceremony was held at the Naval Academy this evening. Lieut L C Farley and Midshipman William G Greenman of New York attended, with Farley’s wife also present.
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Panama
Marine Corps Tenth Infantry
Priae
Lric Barham
Marine Corps
Army
Gamboa
Eugene Brong
Walter M Randle
Joseph Reardon
Victor Poot
Thomas S Willis
Edward W Spurrier
Eient
Harold F Wirgman
Alfred Dancause
William Benson
Seasels Suns
Benson
Naval Academy
Washington Post
Annapolis
Farley
L C Farley
Ls&sn
William G Greenman
New York
Army horses scarce as remount supply falters
Gen Wood reports severe remount shortage for cavalry with 2000 quality horses needed instantly. Officers scour the country for suitable mounts, prioritizing thoroughbred bloodlines and weight around 1000 pounds to restore galloping capacity and endurance. New pistols for militia funding approved. battleships reach Boston.
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Ordnance Department
Sever Efferrs
Hart H Jordan
Glen F Jenks
Alexander W. Marsh
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Harry K
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West Point
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Senate
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House Naval Committee
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Rockwell
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China
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Ivy Department
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General Board of the Navy
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