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Newspaper

Elgin Echo

Location

Elgin, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 28, 1919

Page

6

York the Redhead Hero of the Meuse Argonne

The article profiles Corpral York of Company G with the 128th Infantry, Eighty second division, recounting his actions at Meuse Argonne where he killed numerous machine gunners, forced surrenders, and led prisoners back to American lines. It highlights his character as a Tennessee mountaineer, devout Christian, conscientious objector turned soldier, and his balanced, calm demeanor under fire.

John Dickinson Sherman Lynn Cullom York Meuse-Argonne York Germain Incomere Church of Christ and Central Union Camp Gordon Danforth France Algo Mann Actfon Pull Mall Cross Roads

Tuskless Elephants and Wildlife Notes in Ceylon

The article notes that male elephants in Ceylon lack tusks, possessing small uppers “grubbers.” It observes that buffalo heads are unimpressive, native cattle horns stay under four inches, and deer antlers are small for their size. It suggests geological history ties Ceylon to a former inland landmass.

Ceylon India

Ivory formation in historic Ceylon pasturage debated

It is believed that certain elements in the Ceylon pasturage contributed to Ivory formation, sparking discussion among researchers about the process and historical context.

Mathland Ceylon

Coal on Spitzbergen Surface Deposits Promising

Geologists report immense coal deposits in Spitzbergen near the sea regions. Despite ice and fog the land offers significant commercial possibilities with surface seams suitable for shallow mining.

Spitzbergen

The Rough Road inspiration tale from William J. Locke

In an anecdote from The Rough Road Locke recalls a low moment after finishing The Red Planet When his wife jokes that he should write a book about their dog she prompts him to a new idea He then begins drafting a story about a man raised like the dog and sent to war, launching a fresh project

William J. Locke Red Planet Wolf Ike

Where to Find the Key to Success in Work

Quotations urge readers to pursue work suited to their skills. The piece notes that the right path appears differently for each person, with suggestions including the corner, the typewriter, and the piano as places to discover one’s best fit. The Louisville Courier Journal reflects on finding personal vocation.

Plano Louisville Courier-Journal

Polyclinic Misunderstanding Sparks Humorous Exchange

Deduction scene reveals a puzzled speaker asking about a polyclinic and another joking that it is a hospital for parrots. The exchange highlights an amusing misinterpretation of medical facilities and language.

Alligator Good Points Cite Its Threats to Fauna

The Charleston News and Courier cites the alligator as a beneficial creature yet warns of its overabundance. It argues protected status could curb muskrat overgrowth and notes alligators occasionally attack livestock and pets, unsettling Atlantic Coast Line rural areas.

Louisiana Aiso South Carolina Atlantic Coast Line Charleston News and Courier

Admitting Ankle Evidence Sparks Courtroom Debate

In a breach of promise suit, counsel objected to admitting the plaintiff’s ankles as evidence. The exchange referenced not wanting the client’s judgment to appear at fault for passing up a pair, prompting fiery remarks from the attorney and a tense exchange with the judge.

Nervous Breakdown Relief Reported in Newark

A Newark woman describes a three year nervous breakdown relieved by Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She credits early improvement to the tonic and says she has recommended the remedy since, with publication of her letter authorized.

N. J Lydia Elinham Fuo Kellig 14Th St., Newark Lydia BE. Pinkham Misa Kelly

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