Chaplain Rescues Nine Soldiers From Mob Threat
Chaplain Reilly rides to warn the town as a mob threatens to fire a tank car sheltering nine imprisoned soldiers. He orchestrates a diversion to delay rioters, halting looting and arming, while troops arrive to secure the scene. The town empties, women and children safe, and the chaplain claims credit for preventing massacre.
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Chaplain Reilly
Uncle Sam
Kenny
Reilly
Seeing Things Double In Tales Of Drink And Vision
The piece links double vision to alcohol fueled humor and ghost stories, noting that intoxication can cause misperception. It adds that sober double vision signals eye disorders and urges consulting an oculist if symptoms recur, cautioning against assuming hauntings when vision is faulty.
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Robert Burns
Ayr
Sandy
Effort to Restore Jeff Davis Name to Cabin John Bridge
Recounted efforts to restore Jefferson Davis name on Cabin John Bridge spanning the Potomac. The 450 foot stone arch, 100 foot height, cost 254000 dollars, and a tablet 80 feet above water bears the erased inscription.
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Jefferson Davis
Cabin & John Bridge
Congress
Cabin John Bridge
Potomac
Washington
Great Falls
Mr. Davis
Cabin John
Galusha Grow
Pennsylvania
Jeff Davis
Robert McIntyre
Secretary of the Interior
America