Belief Versus Unbelief and the Courage to Persist
The passage argues belief is harder than unbelief and optimism fuels progress. It contends despair isolates, while a courageous person endures injustice by clinging to faith that good surpasses evil and that permanent worth prevails despite failure.
Cross Summer Gloves and Silk Gloves Pricing List
A catalog of women's and men's gloves in multiple colors and finishes. Includes white washable doeskin six button gloves with wrist strap at $4.00, white washable doeskin one button at $4.00, and silk gloves priced from 65c to $1.50. Also lists suede gloves two clasps in gray and cham, and washable chamois options.
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New England Soldiers Hailed In 274-Man Casualty List
The latest New England casualty roll shows six Marines and 27 names across the Ninth and 2nd Infantry, linked to the Syracuse Brigade. Several wounded and missing are named from Roxbury to Providence, with details on ages, hometowns, and enlistment dates.
Army casualty list names 144 with actions and locations
The June 19 casualty roll lists 144 names divided into killed in action 28 died of wounds 12 died of accident and other causes 3 airplane accident 2 died of disease 1 missing in action 1 and 2 prisoners. Names cover Lieutenants Flower Coltra Kaemmerling and McAviney, Sergeants Rivers Alcock Bran and many corporals and privates from numerous cities and states.
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New England Boys On Casualty List
Long casualty roll lists several soldiers from New England and surrounding states with details of units and homes. The compilation includes wounded, missing, killed in action, and died of disease entries with names such as John Cassidy Providence Rhode Island and Michael Marello Waterbury Connecticut, among many others. The second list, dated June 17, adds more individuals with ranks from private to sergeant and notes confirmed KIA and DOW statuses.
Military casualty notices report wounded and missing
Wounded slightly Private Frank G. Williams Norton Private James Sexton 31 Fairview Street Brattleboro VI Prisoners Not Previously Report Captain Howard F. Kane Machias Me Second Lieutenant Edward Albert Keenne Rochester N Y Note Previously reported killed in action now reported wounded in action Private Allen R. Moore Fitzdale Vt
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Fitzdale
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Machias
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Edward Albert Keenne
Rochester
N. Y
Casualty lists name 130 Marines in latest report
Washington June 19 Two Marines Corps casualty lists issued today totaling 130 names. Killed in action 30 died of wounds 7 died of disease 1 wounded severely 92. First list dated June 16 includes Sergeant James A. Patterson Ripley West Virginia and Privates Frank Addante Marcus Washington Philip J. Riehl Philipsburg New Jersey Bert G. Taylor Malinta Ohio Jeremiah Wood Agosta Ohio John W. Brooks Sebring Colorado Gordon S. O'Donnell East Holden Maine Neal O'Leary Cincinnati Joseph Sanderson Ardmore Pennsylvania First Sergeant Daniel A. Hunter Westerly Rhode Island Corporal Olivier O. Anderson Cincinnati Privates Harry R. Bohanan and more.
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Clairvoyant Swindler Fined in Brattleboro Court
In Brattleboro Vermont municipal court J R Harrington a clairvoyant paid a $10 fine plus costs after pleading guilty to obtaining money under false pretences He agreed to leave town The charge involved a woman who paid him to secure money from her husband's estate and to withdraw 1400 to seal with a lock of hair from both parties but bank officials intervened
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Draft Treaty Hanging Fire in Senate Relations Committee
Washington June 19 The British American draft treaty was considered by the Senate foreign relations committee. No decision was reached as a sub committee meeting with Secretary Lansing is set for tomorrow. Some senators say British laws in anticipation of the treaty do not conform with its spirit.
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