Army and Navy Gossip on General Officer Elevation Prospects
Army and Navy officials await a White House announcement on general officer promotions to replace Maj. Gen. Grant and in light of Brig. Gen. Brush's upcoming retirement. Candidates include Brig. Gen. W Otherspoon and John J Pershing, with numerous brigadiers under consideration across infantry, cavalry, and artillery. The piece also covers War Department plans, chaplains, field expedients, and Navy personnel policy debates.
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Warning to Parents About Raw Milk Dangers
The article warns parents that raw milk and cream pose health risks to children unless the farm maintains strict cleanliness during milking, workers are healthy, cows are disease free, rinsing water is pure, and milk is cooled and kept cold until delivery. It explains pasteurization as protection, noting 140 degrees for 20 to 30 minutes preserves nutrition and safety, and mentions home pasteurization by boiling then cooling. It cautions that most infant indigestion stems from milk too rich in cream.
Grant at West Point Reveals Early Cadet Character
Chicago Daily News recounts Frederick Dent Grant’s cadet days at West Point. Stories recall hazing, humor, and a budding, steady soldier, including a famed water-bucket exchange that showcased his practical wit and resilience amid classmate challenges. The piece links early experiences to his later stature as a respected general.
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Tests to Choose Riflemen For Stockholm Olympic Team
Preliminary tryouts for the U S rifle team to represent at the Stockholm Olympics will be held across many states from May 1. Winners advance to final trials at the United States Marine Corps range in Winthrop Maryland May 15. Selected members join team practice at Winthrop, the Naval Academy range, or other locations.
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Grant at West Point and the temperance march
A narrative recalls Ulysses S. Grant at West Point facing logarithms, late nights, and training. It notes his fights with cadets, three or four skirmishes that ended in draws, and his later popular image in service. It mentions his temperance parade ride as major general and his stance against liquor interests.
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Kaiser's Visit: German Squadron to Enter U S Waters in June
United States prepares elaborate welcome for the German squadron due in early June to repay last year’s American visit. Rear Admiral von Rebeur Paschwitz named to command, with ships including Moltke and Bremen. Taft expected to receive officers in Washington. Atlantic fleet to greet visitors in Hampton Roads and New York with officers assigned as aides.
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