Memorial Day 1923 Tribute to American Heroes and Heroes
A memorial day essay honors American soldiers from World War I to the Civil War and earlier conflicts. It recalls Logan, Grant, Lincoln, and the Unknown Soldier, celebrates liberty and unity, and notes cemeteries in Europe and Arlington. It praises French, Belgian, and British regard for American troops and reflects on national sacrifice.
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John Dickinson Sherman Pirit
America
Europe
France
Belgium
England
Meuse-Argonne
Romagne-sous-Montfaucon
Meuse
St. Mihiel
Thiaucourt
Meurthe-et-Moselle
Somme
Bony
Aisne
Oise-Aisne
Seringes-et-Nesles
Aisne-Mane
Belteau
Washington
Jefferson
Adams
Franklin
Sherman
Livingston
Alexander Hamilton
Nathan Hale
Greene
Cornwallis
George Rogers Clark
Mississippi
John Paul Jones
United States
Andrew Jackson
New Orleans
Fort McHenry
Francis Scott Key
Christendom
Lincoln
Appomattox
John A. Logan
Grand Army of the Republic
Logan
Lusitania
Arlington
Harding
Capitol
Republic
Isaiah the Prophet Ready to Serve in Vision of Lord
Lesson outlines Isaiah 6 1-12 with Golden Text Here am I send me focusing on Isaiah's vision of God his cleansing from sin and his call to service The narrative emphasizes reverence for the holy Lord and readiness to obey despite challenging mission assignments
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Isaiah
Lord
Jehovah
God
Israel
Economy Reflections On A Long Goodbye From An Aged Relative
A terse meditation on economies and legacy. The narrator compares economic restraint to an elderly aunt who will depart with a final gift, suggesting fragility, memory, and the weight of what remains.
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Marie
Roye
France
Conscience and Wisdom: Schiller Quotation
A short excerpt presents Schiller’s paradox about conscience as the worm that accompanies the owl and notes that sinners and evil spirits shun light.
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Schiller
Neighborly Love. Love your neighbor, yet pull not down your hedge.
The item cites a George Herbert line about neighborly affection and preserving boundaries, framing a reflection on community space and discretion. No additional facts or names available.
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George Herbert
Pasadena Robbery Suspect Wounded by Detectives
Harry Edmonson twenty two was wounded while fleeing down the street this afternoon after a home robbery in Pasadena with a shotgun seized from detectives. The incident occurred as officers pursued the suspect who had struck with a blackjack before attempting the robbery.
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Pasadena
Harry Edmonson
San Francisco Journal
Bayer Aspirin Trademark Ad Promotes Genuine Tablets
An old advertisement urges buyers to ensure the Bayer name appears on the package or tablets to confirm genuine Bayer Aspirin. It claims safety for Common Ailments and notes proper directions on each package, with affordable prices for boxes of twelve, bottles of 24, and 100 tablets.
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Bayer
The Unnecessary Sex, Mother in Egyptian Room
A short quip from Life magazine features Dorothy commenting on a museum exhibit. She notes many mummies but laments the absence of fathers, framing the piece with humor about the room’s contents.
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Dorothy
Poem on Gas Meter Reflects Modern Formless Poetry
The fragment notes the newest form of verse as gas like in the meter. It suggests humor and critique of contemporary poetry through a compact observation about form and presence. The lines imply a playful yet sharp examination of meter and meaning.
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Tower of Liberty
Charles Pope Caldwell
New York
Flanders Fields
Fifth Avenue
Seventy-fifth Division
Robert Alexander
April
Mexico
Palo Alto
Resaca
Buena Vista
Monterey
Chapultepec
Winfield Scott
Zachary Taylor
Grant
Abraham Lincoln
Illinois
White House
Maine
Havana Harbor
Stars and Stripes
Bob” Evans
Iowa
Santiago
AL Suresnes
Onderwood & Underwoo
P. B. Fitzwater
D. D
Moocy Bible Institute of Chicago
Western Newspaper Union
Tuthat
Daily Fly
Artacrs
Harold Somers Mers
de Kath Aves
Brooklyn
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