Medal of Honor list honors American WWI heroes
Congress selects a sample of U S soldiers for the Medal of Honor and calls for full citations to be printed. The piece notes officers and enlisted men from New York, Illinois, California and other states, detailing names, units, and divisions and highlighting notable feats from Ellis to York.
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United States of America
Congress
Legion
Netion
Hans
Citizons
New York
Illnois
California
Missouri
New Jersey
South Carolina
Tennessee
National Guards
Tank Corps
Air Service
National Guard
Carolinas
Kansas
Nebraska
Colorado
South Dakota
New Mexico
Hainels
Ellis
Woodfill
Luke
York
Roberts
Blackwell
Whittlesey
Argonne Fame
Loman
Legion of Honor
Davison notes rapid courses claim fast finance mastery
Henry P. Davison criticizes quick five lesson courses promising Napoleon of finance status. He compares them to a mining father who wants instant payoff learning only practical metal finding, not theory, and urges faster entry into work.
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Henry P. Davison
School of Mines
Burglar Fails To Open Drawer In Damp House
A burglar tries to wrench the dressing table drawer open while the homeowner, waking, offers a royalty if the drawer yields. The thief vanishes through the window, taking part of the sash with him.
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Pearson's Weekly
Hallucination of Medicine and Mucous Surface System
The fragment mentions Hall halls or Halle cat medicine taken internally and acting on blood on the mucous surface system as described in a garbled scan.
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Halle
Seashore Romance Echoes Parental Objection
A light social exchange recalls meeting many suitors at the shore. The speaker notes two men who stand out as charming but draw disapproval from both mother and father.
Backed the wrong horse? Then I front ruin.
A Baltimore American line features a terse exchange about choosing poorly and facing consequences in a sharp, compact quip. The pithy remark frames accountability and risk in a civic or political context.
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Baltimore American
No crime in poverty says singers quote reshapes view
A remark notes that poverty is not a crime when applied to singers, challenging stigma and urging fair treatment. The line underscores social attitudes toward artists amid economic hardship and public perception.
Somewhat Slighted by Time and Fame
A witty exchange features Methuselah lamenting that his long life has felt like a failure. He questions whether his longevity owes to abstaining from strong drink and tobacco and wonders if he deserves occasional interviews about the matter.
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Methuselah
Not Everyone Finds Success in Motion Pictures
The quote remarks that not all pursue film careers achieve success while play on words about reel acting hints at the difficulty of making a living in cinema. It suggests a skeptical view of fame in motion pictures.
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