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Newspaper
Cokeville Register
Location
Cokeville, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
May 23, 1914
Page
2
A solemn poem to honor fallen brothers and loved ones. It calls for laments and garlands, prayerful cover of their graves, and national gratitude for those who died for the nation. The speaker promises blessings and eternal remembrance as the dead are laid to rest.
An old poem laments a cap marked Co K as a symbol of fallen soldiers. It questions which unit held the line and how history will record the bravery, noting brave hearts buried with daisies and clover over their graves.
A wartime elegy praising fallen soldiers and the nation’s renewal. It lauds Chattanooga and Mission Ridge, notes green fields and blooming springs, and honors the blue soldiers who survive. The piece invokes gratitude, memory, and lasting liberty.
A tale notes the Duke’s son in Paris refusing money and the Duke then gives 20 lisos to his servant, urging his son to be more generous. The anecdote ends with the father’s reminder of noble duty before toasting the son.
The Hoston Evening script highlights a spring air stunt with a hopeful note on stabilization. A narrator remarks on enjoying a home feel after nights in a sleeping car, reflecting on travel comfort and aviation spectacle.
A terse remark notes that excessive loitering fines won’t apply to him, suggesting a dismissive view of penalties. The line emphasizes skepticism about enforcement and personal responsibility in street conduct.
Resinol claims to stop ringworm eruptions pimples and blackheads easily and has been a doctor's prescription for years. It is sold by druggists in various forms and promoted as a reliable remedy though the ad contains stray or corrupted text and endorsements.
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