Writers Dine Anew In New York As Language Sparks
The Bitter Truth by Joseph Tiergesheluer is recalled in a dining chat about art and money. A waiter cites Hergesheimer remarking money should be no object, while a garish advert for Garfield Tea appears amid talk of language, English usage, and a curious American Nish bungalow cheese.
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Joseph Tiergesheluer
New York
Hergesheimer
Unknown Dead Honored Across Britain France and America
The article recalls Armistice Day ceremonies for unknown soldiers in Westminster Abbey and the Arc de Triomphe, detailing Britain and France paying tribute to the man in the ranks. It notes U S rites at Arlington and New York, linking the Unknown Dead to national gratitude and democratic sacrifice.
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Britain
France
London
Westminster Abbey
Paris
Joffre
Petain
Pershing
Saitor
Alroion
Artiterist
de Ad
Great Britain
Oring
Ypres
Boulogne
Verdun
Dover
Connon
Whitehall
Viscount Douging Haig
Harl Deatty
Hugh ‘Trenchard
George
Empire
Queen Macy
Alexandra
Queen Maud
Norway
Abbey
Algery
Englail
Inn
Big Ben
Parliament
Fred
Merstal
Pollu
Arc de Triomphe
Verdou
China
Japan
August Thin
Coon
Brittany
Andre Maginot
Germany
Leon Gambetta
Gambetta
Pantheon
Pinca Denfert Roghereau
Son of
Belfort
Wirst
Alsace
Lorraine
Berdoulat
Wich
General Farque
Dereseus
Potsdam
Berlin
Prussia
Millerand
Marne
Foch
St. Cyr
Repub-Ican
Saiute Michel
Mitterand
Boulevard St. Micheli
Boulevard St. Gerrulo
Seine
Chamber of Deputies
Place Ie la Concorde
Lille
Scruusburg
Arlington
Victory Hall
New York
America
Bull Run
Rappahannock
Open Letter to Women in Philadelphia on Vegetable Compound
Woman describes severe menstrual irregularity and fatigue for over a year and a half. After using Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for seven months she recovered enough to resume all household duties. The letter endorses the product and urges others to try it for similar distress. The note emphasizes the compound has helped American women for over forty years.
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Philadelphia
Lydia BE
Pinkham
Lydia E. Pinkham
Texas Iconoclast Bride Promises Love and Obedience
A clipped, period style note from Dalkis News on a wedding vow and social expectations. The text mocks traditional roles and jokes about planning for a quiet weekend as relatives offer playful commentary.
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