As Usual Passenger Is the Train Running Late
A London Opinion item notes a passenger asking about train delays and the reply confirms no new arrangements are known.
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Newspaper
Duchesne Courier
Location
Duchesne, Utah, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1927
Page
2
Gave Lesser Man His Brief Hour of Triumph
A Kansas City Times account notes the tale of Joseph Addison and Southwell in 1706. Addison struggled to draft a simple message announcing Queen Anne's death. Southwell, a clerk, wrote the notice plainly and boasted of his easier success.
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Joseph Addison
Hanover
Anne
Southwell
Addison
Kansas City Times
The Traveler’s Son Rides Like His Father
A Hanover Herald Progress note recalls a day traveler famed for racing past telegraph poles. His son now rides with equal speed and metaphorically tears them down, highlighting a generations tale of swift passage.
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Hanover Herald-Progress
Ideals of Consecration and Memorial Day Call
An Indianapolis News column urges true patriotism beyond mere 100 percent Americanism. It links consecration to Lincoln’s Gettysburg address, urging living citizens to embody fallen heroes’ devotion in daily duty and uphold a nation built by disciplined loyalty.
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Doctor Johnson
Jerusalem
Abraham Lincoln
Indianapolis News
Unique Memorial at Parma Imly Honors War Heroes
A distinctive World War memorial stands in Parma Imly, praised for its unusual design among many erected for soldiers who died in the war. The article highlights its originality and commemorative significance.
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Parma
Imly
Victory Monument Art Competition Post War Tribute
National Geographic Society erects a monument marking America’s first major World War victory. The display features two panels with dedicatory inscriptions in French and Rugheh-Pop ular Movhauics Magazine.
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America
National Geographic Society
Movhauics
Memorial Day Embraces All War Dead Across Time
The Grand Army notes Memorial Day expands beyond Civil War dead to honor all nations’ fallen soldiers. It reflects on fifty years of remembrance and predicts younger generations will carry the observance forward to keep the nation’s Sabbaths of tribute alive as long as the country endures.
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Grand Army
War Chaplains Honored With Arlington Tablet
A bronze tablet in Arlington National Cemetery honors 28 army chaplains killed in action or who died in World War I. The unveiling was led by the secretary of war with many regular army chaplains clergymen and relatives in attendance.
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Arlington National Cemetery
Secretary of War
Army
Ineo
Popular Denver Woman Recovers from Illness
Mrs. Belle Wells of Denver credits Tanlac with ending a long illness marked by nervous breakdown, indigestion, dizziness, and weakness. She says the tonic restored appetite, cured indigestion, calmed nerves, and helped her regain strength and weight. Tanlac is described as made from roots, barks, and herbs with widespread relief claims.
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Colorado
Belle Wells
Girl Place
Denver
Automatic direction finder prevents ship collisions
A new automatic direction finder lets captains see the exact position of an oncoming ship, avoiding uncertain audible signals. The dial moves to zero and shows the other vessel’s position, enabling easy distance calculation to prevent collisions. A street joke follows about a man boasting of his accomplished wife, who is “home in literature music art science” but not at home.
Longest living bird record set near Brawley California
A twelve year old pinfall duck captured near Brawley California sets a new life span record for birds. A dated leg band placed more than twelve years ago at Bear River Utah by a US Biological Survey member confirms the claim. London streets Pall Mall Whitehall and Piccadilly still lit by gas lamps.
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Brawley
Calif
Popular Science Monthly
Bear River
Utah
United States Biological Survey
London
Pall Mall
Whitehall
Piccadilly
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