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Dillon Tribune in Dillon, Montana

23 Mar 1928

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Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Mar 23, 1928

Page

2

The Story Chapter S Credited War Tales of Eadie in France

Sergeant Eadie and Private Darcy escape hospital life to rejoin the Seventy infantry unit in France. They endure hunger and harassment, face a brutal Saint Mihiel attack, lose comrade Jake, and amid bombardment Eadie survives a near fatal wound. The narrative follows brutal trials, camaraderie, and a nurse’s stern bedside care as he recovers from appendicitis mistaken diagnosis and a battlefield rout.

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Hospital Train Ordeal Through War Front to Rest

Sergeant Eadie endures brutal delays on a crowded hospital train after a French battle injury. The car floods with smoke, noise, and wounded men as his wait stretches days. Finally he reaches a bunk, then exits into the cold open air to a rough welcome and uncertain care.

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Eadie Golly Eadle Guy Mya Willie Nevers Endie le Corneau Saint Dizier France Cafe de la Gare Kadie Fin
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Doubtful Barber Calls Himself Tensorial Artist

A witty line from Farm and Fireside notes a barber who labels himself a tensorial artist uses a brush like other artists. The quip comments on pretentious self-designation in a humorous scene.

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Stands in High Place Let us never forget the earth’s cultivation

Quotations from Daniel Webster emphasize earth cultivation as mankind’s foremost labor and a lasting civic duty. The saying highlights the value of farming and stewardship of land as essential public virtue.

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Danilel Webster
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