Cavalry Recruits Turned Into Expert Riders At Fort Myer
Washington reports that about 400 modern cavalry troopers are stationed across the Potomac at Fort Myer and nearby posts. The piece notes Uncle Sam trains green recruits into polished riders in 12 to 24 months, highlighting methods at Fort Myer and the broader U.S. Army cavalry program emphasizing quick movement, training schools, and continuous development of horsemanship.
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Washington, D. Cc
Washington
Potomac
Ft. Myer
George H. Dacy
Washington Star
Europe
Green
Uncle Sam
Currail
Nat Verity
Ft. Riley
Kas
Ethan Allen
Ft. Sheridan
Ft., Oglethorpe
Mexican
South Dakota
Wyoming
St. Myer
Third Cavalry
Cavalry Drill and Equestrian Training in the United States
The article outlines cavalry education from December recruits to exhibition drill teams. It describes acrobatic stunts, athletic horsemanship, and the rigorous training for mind and muscle. It notes improved horsemanship over 10 to 15 years and the role of government remount stations and high quality stallions in U S cavalry horse selection.
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United States
Messiah at Waverly to be performed by local musicians
Waverly IJ Dec 1. Presenta tion of The Messiah by Waverly musicians under CG A Fullerton of Iowa State Teachers college will be Dec 13 at Wartburg Auditorium. Rehearsals have been under way for two months.
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Waverly, J8
Waverly
CG. A. Fullerton
Iowa State Teachers College
Wartburg Auditorium
Do As You'd Be Done By by John D. Rockesfeller Sr
The piece argues for Golden Rule Sunday urging universal focus on love and brotherhood. It claims force failed to bring peace and happiness, and that love is the greatest power applicable in society, industry, business, and church life, urging observance on December 6 for Fast Relief.
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John D. Rockesfeller, SR
St. Paul
Africa
America
United States
Dean
Waterloo
Interstate Commerce Commission
Complex Indian household customs draw Y’s Men talk
Miss Mary Campbell, on furlough from India, told Y’s Men members about Indian caste norms and multilingual society. She described the bridegroom and extended family living arrangements and noted English fluency as a sign of education. The club set December 21 for its Christmas party for city boys, appointing a committee for arrangements.
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Mary Campbell
Club of Foreign Land
India
Y’s Men's Club
Miss Campbell
Bombay
Y’s
Walter Beil- Inger
Charles Greeley
Raymond Brecunier
Bach
Nora Springs Veteran Dead Civil War Officer Dies at 92
William Garmon, 92, longtime Nora Springs resident, died at his home yesterday. Born in Ohio, he enlisted in Co. A, 104th Ohio Volunteer Infantry and served throughout the Civil War. Funeral services in Nora Springs Wednesday will be conducted by the G A R post.
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Nora Springs
Charles City
William Garmon
Ohio
Co. A
One Hundred and Fourth
Ohio Volunteer Infantry
G. A. BR
Eggerts Return From Parents Golden Wedding
Postmaster and Mrs. Ray C Eggert returned today from Mansfield Ohio where they attended the golden wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. William B Eggert.
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Eggerts
Golden
Ray C. Eegert
Mansfield, O
Hegegert
Wiliam B. Eggert
Phe Eggerts Married at Mansfield in 1875
Phe Eggerts were married at Mansfield on November 23, 1875 and have resided there almost continuously since.
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Phe Eggerts
Mansfield
Hold Farm Parley Des Moines Neb Senator Cummins and Coolidge
Des Moines dispatch reports Senator Cummins and President Coolidge to confer again today on the midwestern agricultural problem amid ongoing negotiations. The talks aim to address farming issues affecting the region and potential policy steps.
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Des Moines
Nec
Cummins
Coolidge
Dispatch
The
Register
Train collision injuries reported in Sioux City
Miss Delphine McClain and Howard McGuiney are recovering from injuries after McGuiney drove his car into a train at a crossing. Smoke obscured his view. Also notes theatre and church news from New York and Chicago with brief updates on Sunday show bans and Cardinal Mindelein's welcome to Archbishop Ciepiak.
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Sioux City
Delphine McClain
Howard McGuiney
McGuiney
New York
INS
Theatre Wuleigers
Buffalo
Musterole: A Mustard Plaster Alternative Ad Claim
An advertisement extols Musterole as a blister free ointment made from oil of mustard. It claims quick relief for sore throat bronchitis tonsillitis croup stiff neck asthma neuralgia headache rheumatism and injuries without blistering, and suggests it can prevent pneumonia.
Candy Manufacture At American Confectionery Store
John Zuneni proprietor of the American Confectionery at 818 Fourth Street West began producing soft fudges today. A large gas burner was installed days ago and a few cooling racks remain to be put in.
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John Zuneni
Fourth Street West
Ben
Pelletier Players Present Hamlet in East High Event
East High's 1925-26 lecture and entertainment course continues tonight with the Pelletier Players staging Hamlet as the fourth program. Principal Fr Miller notes season tickets for the remaining five numbers are available for one dollar at tonight's show.
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East High
Pelletier
Fr. Miller
Gargle Aspirin for Tonsilitis or Sore Throat
Instructions advise dissolving two Bayer tablets in four tablespoons of water to gargle throat thoroughly for tonsillitis or sore throat. Repeat every two hours if necessary. Use genuine Bayer Aspirin with the Bayer Cross, sold in tin boxes of twelve for a few cents.
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