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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Aug 03, 1917

Page

4

Gripping Tale of McClintock’s War Return to Fight

Sergeant Alexander McClintock of Lexington Kentucky shares a personal narrative from the trenches. The Canadian Army veteran, a Distinguished Conduct Medal recipient, was invalided home and plans to go back to aid Uncle Sam and allies.

Alexander McClintock Lexington Uncle Sam

Bomb Raid No 2 In McClintock Series From War Front

Sergeant McClintock of Lexington Kentucky, American hero, recalls training and trench life in Belgium. He details scouting, gas alarms, No Man's Land patrols, and the 60 man bombing raid toward a strong German trench, noting 46 of the raiders did not return.

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Saunderson Sells Books With a Twist

Persistent bookseller Saunderson tries to move a heavy set on Mrs. Bowling who declines more reading matter. He pivots with a clever pitch offering a twelve book set that can be used one to six volumes to tilt an adjustable ironing board while heating ends.

Saunderson

Subways Tickets Confusion Stuns Broadway Couple

A man and his wife rush to a Broadway theater door with subway tickets. The man realizes he mixed up the tickets and handed the doorman the subway stubs, joking that he had placed the seats in the subway. The correspoding Pittsburgh Dispatch tells the humorous incident.

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