Armistice Day 1926 Observed Across America
A commemorative centerpiece reviews Armistice Day 1926 rites from Chalons to Arlington Unknown Soldier ceremonies. It recalls the nation pausing two minutes at noon, tributes at Westminster Abbey and Arc de Triomphe, and the praised heroism of the Fighting Yank through solemn processions, military honors, and national prayers.
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Associated Press
America
France
England
Britain
Westminster Abbey
Polly
Arlington
Columbia
Abbey
Great Britain
Arc de Triomphe
Verdun
National Cemetery
Chalons
Legion of Honor
le Havre
Olympia
Washington
Capitol
United States Army
Marine Band
Army
Navy
Marine Corps
Medal of Honor
States of the Union
American Legion
Pennsylvania Avenue
Arlington Memorial
National Guard
United States
Lincoln Memorial
Mrs Furtado Recovers Health After Flu and Exhaustion
Sacramento resident Mary Furtado recalls severe weakness after flu at age 22. She says Tanlac restored her appetite, gained 15 pounds, and eliminated nervousness, allowing her to resume housework. She endorses the tonic and urges others to try it, noting over 40 million bottles sold.
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Mary Furtado
24Th St
Sacramento
Cal
Taniac
Tanlac
Clothes do not make the man line echoes in speech
The Modern Standard peers at social etiquette with lines about appearances and manners. Mrs Davis asks why her husband grimaces during after-dinner speeches. Mrs Howard explains he rehearsed the routine while dressing, noting the collar moment.
Surely Necessity Sparks Invention and Luxury Enters
A Kansas City Times opinion notes that necessity drives invention while luxury emerges as its fashionable counterpart, framing innovation as born of need and style as its companion influence.
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Kansas City Times
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