War Heroes Graves in France Are Spots of Beauty
Representative Guy A. Hardy of Colorado promotes American cemeteries in Europe as beauty spots and hallowed grounds. He describes Meuse-Argonne, St Michiel, Aisne-Marne, Oise-Aisne, and Suresnes cemeteries as well kept, with eight American sites overseas, and notes plans to replace wooden crosses with marble. Thousands visit Paris sites to honor the dead.
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France
Europe
A. Hardy
Colorado
National Republic
Hardy
Mr. Hardy
Belgium
England
Congress
Meuse-Argonne
St. Michiel
Paris
Thiaucourt
Aisne-Marne
Chateau-Thierry
Surcenes
Suresnes
Amerie
Tle
Hside
Fort Valeron
Tuer Seine
Bois de Bou
Graveside honors at American war cemeteries abroad
The article recounts American cemeteries in France, Belgium and England with thousands of graves kept in top condition by two nations. It highlights the American Graves Registration Service under Lieut. Col. William C. Smith, offering grave location details, visitation services, free photos, and decorations funded by relatives through the Paris office at 20 Rue Molitor.
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Romagne
Logne
Paris
Belgium
Flanders Field
Brussels
England
Brookwood
London
France
Hardy
Colonel Smith
Rue Molitor
Death Called Him and the Quiet Paths of Youth
A fragment reflecting on mortality and the enduring pull of youth. The speaker contemplates life, death, and time as a quiet journey along winding paths. Strong, somber tone hints at personal history and memory.
American Cemeteries in France Stand Uniformly Beautiful
From fields near the Argonne to distant hills, cemeteries in France are described as uniformly beautiful and well cared for. Each site features a hostess house, caretaker, and a tall flagpole with the American flag daily. White painted crosses mark graves with names and numbers renewed each year, showing no rank distinction among buried soldiers.
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France
Baltefelds
Washington Lawn
Hardy
Farming uncoveres WWI remains in France woodland
A farmer and his son clearing a wooded ravine on a Tracy-le-Mont road found remains of 13 French soldiers and one German, identified by a German tag but with French names unreadable, the boots helping classify the others. The report notes eight years after the armistice, many battle scars remain and trenches have been reclaimed for crops.
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France
Tracy-le- Mont
Isaac the Peacemaker in Genesis Lessons of May
The lesson portrays Isaac as gentle and meditative, contrasting with Abraham. It notes his trials in Gerar, responses to famine, and the path to peace through patience, withdrawal from enemies, and reliance on God. Emphasizes mercy, prayer, and covenant faith as guiding traits.
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Sage
Abraham
Sarah
Isaac
Gerar
Phistines
Egypt
Teaa
Gerards
Saac
Isac
Sitnah
Rehoboth
Beersheba
Abimelech
Noblest of All Victories Quote Inspires Self Rule
A reflective line proclaims that conquering oneself is the first and noblest victory, while being vanquished by oneself is the basest and most shameful failure. The quote frames personal discipline as the ultimate triumph over inner weakness.
Courage to hold truth in face of others' beliefs
A pensive reflection on the burden of upholding personal truth. The speaker argues genuine belief requires courage and readiness to endure suffering for convictions beyond one’s own comfort.
Photographers Panoramic Snap Shows Smiles Across Class
A crowding of the Christian Men Builders class at Third Christian church caused amusement as a photographer on a semi circular camera exposure captured half the group with sober faces and half with smiles when a boy waved to his father. The incident produced a two part panorama reproduced in the Indianapolis News.
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Third Christian Church
Whhich
Lle
Freezone promises instant corn relief for aching feet
An old advertisement touts Freezone as a quick remedy for corns. It claims the product relieves pain instantly and lets a user lift the corn away with fingers. A small bottle is sold by druggists for a few cents and is said to work on hard corns, soft corns, and between the toes without soreness.
Represented People Repelled by Crowd in New York
Congressman Sol Hoot described an incident where public official Bloom faced a surging crowd at a New York City event. Bloom declared I represent the people and am posed to speak, but a man blocking the entrance challenged his authority with Who’re you. I’m the people.
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Sol Hoot
New York City
Bloom
Mr. Bloom
People
New York Evening Post
Gentle Constipation Cure for Infants and Children
Dr W B Caldwell of Monticello advocates a mild laxative over harsh cathartics for constipated infants and children. He argues most childhood illnesses stem from constipation and urges mothers to try his 60 cent bottle, praised for pleasant taste and gentle cleansing.
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W. B. Caldwell
Monticello
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Shadow of
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Saac and His Wells
Isaac the Peacemaker
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Ezone
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WN. U
Kansas City
ERN Yeast CO
Ashland Ave
Chicago
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Caldwell
Dr. Caldwell
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