Congressional Alligator Hunt With Panaman Delegation
A Panaman river trip with Capt Shanton and several Congressmen features a three mile boat chase to an alligator pool. The party fires at dozens of reptiles, nets four kills, and endures sun and laughter as Captain Shanton leads a lively hunt with lasso and rifle actions.
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Alligator Pool
Shanton
Wwe
M. C
Gator
Representative Cole
Parker
Answell
Rope
Washington
Delaware
Horatius
McGuire
Parker, McGuire
Cole
Shantou
Scott
Burleson
Mr. Harper
Trivoli
Capt
Navy Medicos Graduate at U S Naval Medical School
The United States Naval Medical School held closing exercises with 28 graduates receiving diplomas from Assistant Secretary of the Navy. Dr J Chalmers Da Costa delivered the principal address from Jefferson Medical College Philadelphia. The ceremony featured the Thirteenth Cavalry Band and a sermon by Rev J D La Mothe.
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United States Naval Medical School
Twenty-fourth
E Streets
Weat
Virginia
Wholeman Kutler
Pennsylvania
Andre Edward Lee
California
Rudolph Venatius Longabaugh
James Morgan Minter
Georgia
Thomas Wrightson Ratan
Kentucky
Robert Gathcart
Ransdell
District of Columbia
Rowsey Daranton
Bobnett
Texas
Walter Frank Schaller
Marry Luther Smith
Peoplytvania
Wilferd George Steadman, Jr
Connecticut
J. Chalmers da Costa
Jefferson Medical College
Philadelphia
da Costa
John Cropper Wise
LaMothe
National Guard Meet Features George Washington vs Catholic U
Entries close tomorrow midnight for the George Washington Catholic University National Guard meet. Capt Edwards reports over 20 relay teams and many entrants, with a feature relay race expected between the two schools. Officials include Gen Tuttles and Lieut Col Brew with multiple judges and staff listed for events and prizes.
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Georgé- Washington-Catholic University
National Guard
Edwards
Board of Governors
George Washington
Catholic University
Dass
Battalion
Joe Grant
Joe Turner
Bosing
Kid Sullivan
Kid Getner
del Ray Brothers
B.C
J. W. Crawford
U.S
D. . Wiber
William Grant
A. A. Vy
C. B Beckett
Pied Jiwiges
Charles EF. Suigart
Troi ‘R. Jores
D. Spencer Blisk
TF. LeMat
D.C
J. A Weaver
F. Ws. Brant
Joseph A. Rettir
B. Neumyer, Jr
James 4. O'Shea
P Bowle
D. C
Rudolph Jore
Thatcher
Ror Hough
A. Sidmunds
Bernerd J. Weters
A. C
W. Lawrence Mezari
N. G
Won Game on Fluke in Delaware Polo Clash
In Wilmington on March 26 the Tre mont team fell 3 to 2 to Capital City polo of Washington after an error by McCall. With the score tied in the second half, McCall threw into his own cage, giving the visitors the decisive goal. Large crowd watched a spirited contest. The prior night All-Wilmington beat Capital City 6 to 4.
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Washington Post
Wilmington
Del
Mar
Tremont
Capital City
Washington
McCall
All-Wilmington
Pogitians
Thomas
E. Wittlame
D. B
Feats of Horsemanship Across Continents and Ireland
A Chicago Daily News item recounts a Califor nia cowboy’s daring ride to calm a herd after cattle spooked, while Irish lore credits the Empress of Austria with an extraordinary display at Maynooth College. The tale includes a fox bold chase, a wall jump by a mounted woman, and a diamond gift, plus Rhodesian horse Enoke’s feats and river fords. The verse and sermon-like pieces close with Easter reflections on resurrection bells.
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Chicago Daily News
All Ireland
Austria
Maynooth College
Walsh
Arche
Dublin
George and the Dragon
Gertrude Page
Rhodesi
Enoke
Rhodesia
Jedee
Hydroplane Boats Race Move To New England Course
Hydroplane boats gain popularity among speed enthusiasts. The Bath shipyard holds a contract to build a craft that tops thirty miles per hour, while New York builders anticipate more orders. Plans include Marblehead races on the yacht course. Designs use wedge hulls with sawtooth notches to reduce drag and skim the water at high speed, inspired by French experiments.
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Bath
New York
New England
Marblehead
France
Capitol Hill Literary Society Meeting Highlights
The Capitol Hill Literary Society met at Capt. J. Hart’s home on 515 B Street NE with male speakers on current topics. Capt. McKee urged safety where people are neither rich nor poor, and others discussed honesty, social conditions, government salaries, and liquor traffic.
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Capitol Hill Literary Society
George C. Ross
W. F. Fletcher
J. B. Hart
C. I. Weller
Associated Charities
Maj
George Lawrence
Senate
House
John Bryson
Templar Tull
Nquor
Marlen G. Walporte
M.M. Gordon
Norman Beaton
Col
Ross Seng
TiMno
Pimples vanish in days with Stuart calcium wafers
A vintage advert promises rapid skin clearing using Stuart's Calcium Wafers claiming cures for pimples boils and skin diseases in days. It touts a blood purifier calcium sulphide and denies poisons while urging readers to request a free sample before buying a 50 cent box through the Stuart Co. mail order.
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Ika
Stuart
F. A
Stuart Co
Stuart Bldg
Mich
Sae
University Librarian James Cooney Dead at 28
James Michael Cooney, longtime librarian at the Catholic University of America, died last Wednesday. Funeral services were held at the Shrine of the Sacred Heart on Good Friday at 2 o'clock, with professors from the Catholic University and other clergy present. He was the second son of Brig. Gen. Cooney, U.S.A. retired.
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James Michael Cooney
Catholic University of America
Shrine of the Sacred Heart
Cooney
Catholic University
Poels
Egan
Shea
Bsgr
O'Connell
Dr. McCarthy
FBC Mloyahine Chie Pisces
De Grummond Veteran Dies of Grief at 67
Augustus De Grummond of 639 Maryland avenue southwest died yesterday from grief over his wife who passed March 14. A Civil War veteran and Lincoln Post member, he is survived by three sons and three daughters. Funeral Monday at 1 PM from Fifth Baptist Church with Arlington Cemetery interment.
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Augustus de Grummond
Washington
Maryland Avenue
de Grummond
Lincoln Post
Post
Louisiana
Raymond de Grummond
M. L. Robb
Cristobal
Panama
Theodore Lamson
New York
Julia de Grummond
Weston Bruner
Fifth Baptist Church
March the Most Trying Month for Duffy Whiskey
Letters from readers praise Duffy’s Pure Malt Whiskey as a tonic and cure for grip cold sleeplessness and fatigue. Testimonies from A Stagg in Brooklyn and Mrs P B Southard in Woodmere describe improved health appetite sleep and strength after daily use lasting years. Isaac P Ladd from Albany adds he has taken no other medicine since starting the whiskey over eighty years old.
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Duffy
A. Stagg
Pacific Street
Brooklyn
Isaac P. Ladd
Albany, N. Yy
Spring tonic and appetite booster claim
Capt. J. H. Warren of Iseborough Falls, New Hampshire, reports severe illness last winter with bronchial asthma and heart weakness, plus a failed stomach and bowel issue. After starting Duffty's Pure Malt Whiskey in April he says he recovered, can eat freely, gains weight, and plans to continue its use.
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Beneft
J. H. Warren
Iseborough Falla
N. H
Duffy's Pure Malt Whisky Heals Grand Rapids Man
Mr. John Bently of Grand Rapids Michigan reports three months of using Duffy's Pure Malt Whisky for lung trouble. He was nearly hedfast but now can work. He weighed eighty six pounds, lost to a healthier 100 pounds, with night sweats and chills gone. The town doctor said nothing would help, but the whisky did.
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Duffy
John Bently
Grand Rapids, Mich
A Temperance Doctor Indorses Duffy’s Pure Malt Whiskey
A temperance doctor from Rives Tennessee endorses Duffy’s Pure Malt Whiskey for medical use and against drunkenness. The notice cites Dr T P Pal Mur and patient Marshall Pierce praising the whiskey’s medicinal effects despite a stance against intemperance.
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T. P. Palmur
Rives, Tenn
Best of Spring Appetizers
A veteran of the Givi war aged sixty four praises Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey as the best spring appetizer and medicine for an aging man in a Worcester, Massachusetts note dated September.
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Duffy
C. H. Cady
Ens Park Avenue
Worcester
Mass
A Spring Medicine Letter of Endorsement
In a testimonial from Franklin Mass dated September 1 1900s G I PART RIDGE says a sudden cold caused neuralgia and fever last April but Daffys Pure Malt Whiskey restored strength and appetite. He praises its tonic value for the elderly and recommends it to others based on his experience with a band he led.
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Daffy
G. I
Ridge
Franklin, Mass
Left Lung Almost Gone Claims From Hull House Club Member
Mrs Victor A. Beaucaire of Chicago testifies that after suffering a severe cough and lung ailment blamed on bad weather doctors said her left lung was nearly gone. She credits Duffy's Pure Malt with restoring color and energy, enabling more work and advising friends to try it.
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Egypt
Kerpt
Wolhaupter
Columbia Heights
Art Cluir
Neilson
Vinnie Ream Hoxie
Cornell
Hull House Women's Club
Duffy
Victor A. Beaucaire
Ogden Ave
Chicago
Untitled Patent Medicine Claims Cure All Ailments
An advertisement touts a tonic claimed to cure consumption nervousness typhoid malaria stomach and throat and lung diseases and general debility. It promotes lifelong vitality for old young and asserts doctor approval hospital use and wide medical recognition. Price listed as 1.00 with brand markers and contact details for Rochester New York and Washington DC area distributors.
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Avorla
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