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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Apr 21, 1912

Page

8

Army and Navy Gossip on General Promotions and Battles

The article discusses major general and brigadier general promotions amid retirement and deaths, naming officers such as Brush and Walter, with debates on seniority and possible replacements. It notes plans for a reorganization, including the potential appointment of Aruah and the influence of other senior officers on the line of command. It also covers naval and legislative actions affecting pay, and details about military trials, cadet dismissals, and a commission to visit West Point.

Frederick Utdiac Belgadier Daniel Hf Aruah Retin Mer Rederieck Runsten ix Ren Annie Ime Belg Walter Fata Chester Orgen Mert B. Malis Sohn J Welter Tne Nate Morarento Baring Tryadler Gemeral Navy Marina Corps Porte Dco Hawaii Nelson P. Vale Marine Corps Supreme Court of the United States

Navy committees act on ships and yard reforms

The Ivuso naval committees approved including four submarines two fuel ships and a tender for destroyers in the naval appropriation bill. They also authorized enlarging the Pearl Harbor dock at 860000 and a world wide radio system up to 1000000. A general board report urged simplification of officer uniforms and naval engineering rules were reviewed for next year.

Port Benjamin Harrison Ind Alexander E. Willams Nineteenth Infantry Williams Whama Dubuque Town Spuartn Wisd Atlanta Senate Military Committee Weat Point Military Ralph J. Busse Ellicott H. Freeland Tattnall D. Simkins James ‘D. Christian Ivuso Naval Committees Naval Pearl Harbor Hawaii Senate House Secretary of the Navy General Board Navy Louncers Atlantic Comar T. T. Craven Harry FE. Yarnell Connecticut Franklin D. Karna South Carolina Robert T. Menner Rhode Tatand William Norris Florida Herbert C. Cocke Kansas Ray Mmond 8. Keyes Idaho Roscoe C. Davis The Davy Department Navy Department Naval Observatory Ridley Mclain H. &. Knapp Florid W. RR. Gheradi Delaware George C. Day New York F. I. Sawyer Wyoming Arkansas Navy Yard Texas Texan Houss Naval Committee Holden A. Evans Navy Yards Evans Wald Mare Island Evans Vreeland Board Moyer Congress Naval Service

Clubs and Societies Observe Gen Grant Birthday Event

The Potomac Department Grand Army of the Republic will mark the ninetieth birthday of General Ulysses S Grant on April 27 at 8 pm in Metropolitan Methodist Episcopal Church northwest. A committee led by Hosea B Moulton organized the program with music by the Metropolitan choir and speakers including General Nelson A Miles John A McKenzie and Frank B Winis. Public invited.

Department of the Potomac Grand Army of the Republic Perham E. J. Sweet John J. Stretch A. P. Tasker John 8

Eruption Cure Promised for Baby Head and Face

A Lexington North Carolina mother recounts a months long head and facial eruption in her baby. After using Cuticura remedies the child improved within weeks and was fully well in three months. The notice promotes Cuticura Soap and Ointment with handles for samples and a care book.

Lexington R. D. Link Dept. T Boston

Birds Nesting In Haw Thorns At Baron Borlepsch Preserve

Observers note the haw thorn habitat at Baron Borlepsch in Germany hosts over ten species with more than 23 nests counted in a 100 foot tract last summer. Local naturalist Mr Duller described the haw thorns as ideal nesting sites for native hawthorn species.

Audubon Society of Lab Jefferson Butler Michigan Audubon Society Henry Oldys Ford Butler Detroit Mich Dirda Rouge Detroit River Butter Michigan Baron Borlepsch Germany Duller

Southern Commercial Congress Credits Rural Credit Study

Senator Fletcher reports the fourth annual Southern Commercial Congress examined rural credit systems in a conference with David Lubin from April 1 to 4. Delegates from 27 states studied European cooperative credit models and recommended actions for the congress and national notice. The gathering included bankers planters editors and educators and aimed to broaden nationwide awareness of rural credit reforms.

Duncan A. Fletcher Nashville Southern Commercial Congress Congress David Lubin Germany America

Land and water themes shape Southern agriculture education

More than a hundred speakers at conferences and main meeting shaped the past and future of the South’s agriculture and education. They laid first principles for waterway policy, opposed federal drainage aid, pushed extension teaching to bring colleges to farms, highlighted soil and forest resources, and urged better farming practices for cotton.

New Laboratory Started for Bureau of Standards

Work has begun on the Bureau of Standards electrical laboratory projected on Fierce Mill Road near Connecticut Avenue. Designed by Wood Dunn & Deming, the granite and brick building will house a constant temperature room 22 feet below the subbasement and modern ventilating systems. The four story facility, costing about 204000, includes a large fourth-floor auditorium for department lectures.

Bureau of Standards Wood, Dunn & Deming Bureau Fierce Mill Road Connecticut Avenue

New Strength for Old Backs and Kidney Health Claims

A vintage ad argues weakened kidneys cause age related pains and ailments such as backache, rheumatic pain, and poor vision. It touts Dean's Kidney Fills as a remedy to regulate kidney action and keep blood pure, claiming benefits for elderly readers including a Washington case as proof.

Dean

Dean's Kidney Pills Restore Washington Man's Kidney Health

Washington proof J M Offutt describes severe kidney and back pain from years prior. He credits Dean's Kidney Pills with relieving all symptoms after four boxes, and again after a later back injury, leaving him free of kidney trouble today.

J. M. Offutt St. Nw Washington J. C Dean

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