NRA to Hold National Matches at Camp Perry in August
The National Rifle Association plans major target events at Camp Perry Ohio next August and September drawing teams and marksmen from many countries. Meetings in January will set the program with national team matches for a valuable trophy and significant prize funds totaling about twenty thousand dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Rifle Association
Camp Perry
Ohio
Congress
Army
Navy
Marine Corps
National Guard
United States
Isaac F. Dortch
Douglas C. Ue ‘Doveal
Agrvicea
Marine
Orpd
Cavalry
Infantry
Téanit Hag
War Department
Army Small-Arme
Navy Regulations Revise Aids And Annapolis Plans
The Navy Department signals likely policy continuities under the next administration with a revised naval regulations package due before March 4 and ongoing questions about aids to officers, the Annapolis postgrad school, and modernization options such as turbine engines versus reciprocating systems for ships. It notes examinations for the dental corps, the need for more officers in the Marine Corps, and debates over Guantanamo enlargement and submarine docking tests while outlining future naval aviation and fleet support considerations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
War Department
Congress
Fort Kamehameha
Hawai
Coast Artillery
Pearl Harbor
Leonard Wood
Navy
Staff Corps
Army
Ine
Wood
Forte
Meyer
Navy Department
Naval’ Establishment
Office of the Aid For Inspection
Anx' Foun
Naval Academy
Annapolis
Army Service
Fort Leavenworth
Fort Riley
Keus
Fort Hill
Okla
Fort Monroe
Pennsylvania
Veesels
Veegela
Delaware
England
Naval
Guantanamo
Cuba
Toro
Pensacola
Key ,West
New Orleans
Potomac and Anacostia River Works Progress Report
Gen W Bixby details fiscal year progress on twelve river and harbor projects in the Washington district. Dredging and harbor improvements limit obstructions, with $480,202.05 spent on twelve projects and $217,954.61 on Anacostia alone, while debris removals clear navigable channels and sunken vessels.
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Rivera
Washington
Cuch
W. Bixby
United States ‘Army
War Department
Potomac River
Anacostia
W. C. Langit
Corps of Engineers
United States Army
Washing‘ton
Anacostia River
Salanthia
Alexandria
Tomac ‘River
Cedar ‘Point
Machodoc Creek
Aquia Creek
Nomini Creek
Cymera Creek
York
Mattsponi
Pamunkey
Occoquan Creek
Urbana Creek
Milford Haven
Dymers Creek
Mattaponi
Ococoquan Creek
Rappahannock River
Washington Channel
Potomac Park
Ciao Ea
Vale Us
Gen Bixby
Lower
Cedar Point
Mad
Dilla Wharf
Machodoe Creek
Little Ferry
Milford Landing
Aiza
Thi
Gethmated Coat
Crgele
Milford
Ini
Dymerd
Bixby
Fredericksburg
Ite
Plumie EB. Smith
Virginia Channel
Lizac Bell
Great Wicomico River
Mobjack Bay
Typhoid outbreaks linked to raw milk use
The text notes typhoid epidemics traced to cow milk, citing Cassel 1909 and Heinemann observations. It states that hospital shifts from raw to pasteurized milk improved conditions and reduced mortality, while raw milk use correlates with higher typhoid frequency in some regions.
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Kober
Heinemann
Bertiner
Enduring Skin Clarified by Cuticura Routine
A period advertisement promotes Cuticura products for pimples and blackheads. It outlines a daily regimen using Cuticura Ointment on the affected areas, washed off after five minutes with Cuticura Soap and hot water, and suggests bathing routines at rising and retiring. The copy stresses cleanliness to combat facial eruptions and skin blemishes.
Taft and Party Tour Canal Inspection
Taft inspects canal progress with Goethals directing plans to power gates locks and railroad crossings via river and lake. One side of the canal to be ready for initial experimental operation, then test the other as ships begin concurrent passage. Full testing set to take about a year to complete all sections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goethals
Édlone
Goethals to govern canal zone as opening nears
The article discusses Col. Goethals likely appointment as governor of the Panama Canal Zone after its opening, with protests over timing. It notes Taft's support, possible confirmation by a Democratic Senate, and Goethals’ willingness to serve at a reduced salary. It also covers canal capacity limits, lock dimensions, and implications for battleships and merchant ships, plus expected distribution of canal benefits.
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George
Orney
Tarney
War Department
Senate
Thia Mittee
Conrae
Goethals
Congress
Senate of the
United States
Taft
Wilson
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Signal Corps
Dpavidea
Aettal Corps
Torney
Wiliam’ W. Wotherapoon
James B.aléshire
Quartermaster Corpu
Edward J.mcclergand
Land
Wotherspoon
Kansas
Frederick Funston
Maj
Beecher B. Ray
Pay Department
Quartermaster Corps
Pey Department
Ray
House
Senate “Military ‘Committee
Rey
Senate Military Committee
Representative Hay
Representative Slayden
Representative Prince
Fan
Hay
Prince
Slayden
Sudo Advocate General
Lorample
Shee Capea
Henry R. Richmond
Guy
Jenea
Sirah
Liev
Adne R.gnathee
Eo A Tre
Okventy
Kann
Texas
Mounted Service School
Robert H. Peck
Peck
Judge Advocate General
Philippines
Manila
Luneta
United States ‘Navy
Dental Corps of the Navy
Harry EB. Harvey
Washington, D. C
Joseph A. Mahoney
Waltham
Mage
James I. Brown
Crawfordsville
Ind
Eugene H. Tennet
D. C
R. M. Watt
House -Naval Committee
Atlantic
Pacific Coast
Hawaii
Panama
Guam
Corps
Santo Domingo
Norfolk Navy Yard
Gulf Ports
Uantanamoc Bay
Pangpah
Castine
Charleston
Savannah
Brunswick
Jacksonville
Key
West
Fla
Provincetown
Gibraltar
Malta
Hongkong
Piraeus
General Board of the Navy
Wilt
Charles F. Winbigler
Washington Psycho-Therapeutic Society
Woman's Christian ‘Temperance Union
Sixth Street
Potomac
Ington
Wis
Nomini
Urbana
Navy Yard
Massachusetts Avenue
Battery Cove
Solon
Rosensu
Lena
Japan
Hall
Perhashive
Horn Teo Tailor
Ous
Pacific
Middle West
Military Academy
J. Warren Keifer
Arkansas
United States Navy
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