The Unknown Soldier and Arlington Shrine Celebration
A reflective portrait of the Unknown Soldier, his anonymity, and the Arlington National Cemetery shrine. The article describes Memorial Day rituals, the 1922 interment, and international homage, including President Hoover and foreign dignitaries. It highlights the guard at the tomb, selection, duties, and the reverent public reverence at Arlington.
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Atlantic
Arlington Cemetery
Washington, D. C
Hoover
Coromander
Arlington National Cemetery
European Automotive Commission
United States
Washington
America
Capt
A. L. Westbrook
Alexandria
Egypt
Holger Day
Copenhagen
Denmark
J. F. Smet
Antjwerp
Belgium
Johannes St
Uncle Sam
Arlington
Micely
Ft Humphreys
Ft. Washington
Ft Myer
Thes
Ri Myer
National Capital
Unknown to Mother Land Unknown
A poem by Arthur Chapman in the New York Herald Tribune about a son returning to his mother's land. It contrasts western imagery of saddle and gun with maternal care, village life, and enduring ancestral ties from sea to plains and desert. The speaker, once called the Great Unknown, finds belonging among mothers everywhere.
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Elmo Scott Watson
New England
California
Michigan
Louisiana
France
Cantigny
Belleau Wood
Smith
Murphy
MacDonald
Cjarnowski
Muffer
Isaacs
Big
Arthur Chapman
New York Harald Tribune
Wyoming State News highlights changes in Casper police chief and local events
Leotis F Wade named chief of police in Casper succeeding resigning G W Pile. Other items report Thermopolis pilot W B Garrett flying solo at 60, Judge Metz granting an injunction in Cody, funeral services for Frank Ninkovitch in Lander, Cheyenne Chamber of Commerce opposing federal oil rules, turkey theft case near Guernsey, Laramie court embezzlement bound over for June trial, annual Cook County fair in Sundance, truck crash near Rock Springs injuring 15, Mountain States Power rate cuts, U P cutoff wheat shipments from South Torrington, Hoover oil policy resolutions from Casper, special livestock car through Cheyenne, cattle guidance by Robert Carey, Boise-Payette Lumber fire in Cheyenne, and April blizzard losses to livestock.
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Leotis F. Wade
Casper
G. W. Pile
W. B. Garrett
Thermopolis
Ray Varney
Big Horn Airways
Garrett
P. W. Metz
Jedicial
Cody
Frank Ninkovitch
Hudson
Lander
Cheyenne Chamber of Commerce
Ed Hisey
Guernsey
Otto D. Campbell
Laramie
W. H. Bayes
Campbell
Cook County
Sundance
Tay H. Cameron
L. B. McWethy
Clay D. Massie
Walter Merriam
Rock Springs
Glen Burgess
U. P
South Torrington
Archer
W. C. Horne
Hoover
Washington
Casper Chamber of Commerce
Frank C. Emerson
B. B. Brooks
American Petroleum Institute
California
Chicago
Cheyenne
Robert D. Carey
Wyoming
Caray
Boise-Payette Lumber Company
Fort Russell and Union Pacific Railroad Company
Milk of Magnesia Promises Quick Stomach Relief
The ad urges relief from sour stomach caused by over eating and smoking. Philips Milk of Magnesia is touted as a pleasant remedy that neutralizes acidity and sweetens the system. Endorsed by physicians, it claims prompt comfort and warns against inferior substitutes.
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Philips
Phillips
Philligs
Mayes Humorous Quip On Lord Iveagh And Tax Fate
Humorous anecdote involving Phil May and Lord Iveagh linked to the Guinness family and estate wealth. A critic recalls May’s red nose portrait and a jest about burying Iveagh and May together, joking about fate and government taxation. The tale reflects satirical tone and early 20th century caricature lore.
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Phil May
Lord Iveagh
Guinness
Guinness Stout
Iveagh
Prohibition
May
Shannon
Lord
Veagh
Royal Academy
Mingled Wines and Poultry Riddle from Berlin
A quirky Berlin exchange hints at ages of wine and chicken totaling at least fifty. The fragment implies a joke or aphorism about learning to live by living and learning, attributed to Dorfharbier in Berlin.
Castoria for common infant pains touted as safe remedy
An advertisement claims Castoria gently soothes babies during minor upsets and colic without drugs. It emphasizes Castoria as vegetable and safe for frequent use, noting it eased discomfort in moments and cites twenty five million bottles sold last year.
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Allenby
Viscount Allenby
Holy Land
Great Britain
Frantic Witchey
Third
United States Cavalry
Fort Myer
Wilson
Nelson A. Miles
M. B. Young
Leonard Wood
William Jennings Bryan
Witchey
Third Cavalry
Mira
Coolidge
Wyoming State News
Philips of Meidta
Idaho
Idaho Chamber of Commerce
Boise
Geary St
San Francisco
Call
Hanford
Alldenters
Renda
Ea Ice the Castoria