Thanksgiving Feast Aboard U S Army Navy Ships
The piece details lavish Thanksgiving meals prepared for U S Army and Navy crews across stations from Maine to the Philippines. It highlights commissary sergeants managing ration dollars, elaborate menus, and shipboard dining rooms, with special turkey provisions, decorated tables, and postmeal sports and entertainment on warships.
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Marylasa
California
Ningera
Vangerine Italawin
Ise Lavin Aptos
Orlead
Weltutk
Anmounda
Ug Ciskoctt
Military Gauke
Iien
Maine
Philippine Islands
Alaska
Panama
Philippines
United States
Porto Rico
Fort Eiiley
Washington Barracks
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Navy
Abip Glinga
Aoray Yeasts
Mant
Lunceal
Li Taered
Typhoon Ba Jin
Cushed
Noth
Agcus
Turkey
Fack
Siater
Uncle Sam
Aline
Warlock
Shin
Gelora
The Thanksgiving Spirit Brings Quiet Gratitude at Home
A reflective, affectionate portrayal of the holiday mood as families welcome shelter and peace. The narrator cheers simple mercies and hopes for a slice of mother’s pie, expressing gratefulness for community and warmth.
The Imprioence of Prue SM Tele of a Maid and a highwayman
In a London tale Anne, Lady Pro fence, widowed, travels with cousin Pegey when a highwayman accosts her and steals a jewel. The two girls, Lissy Drunuch and Prue, navigate social slights and debts as a minister argues with them about a recent confession and plans.
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Prue SM
Fopiefier Copyright, Tows
Bobba Aiesnill Company
Duvet
Anne
London
Pegey
Lissy Drunuch
The Reinstated Debutant and Court Intrigue
Prue returns to society amid cheers and hostile glances at court. She contends with Sir Geoffrey's suit and a looming match arranged by the duchess, while Robin freemanle writes his farewell letter as fate tightens around Prudence Brooke and her circle.
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Pegede
Hebi
Prue
Jim
Hléeekmeor
Robin
Gooffrey
Steve
Prudence Brooke
Robin Freemantle
Tam Lord Beachcombe
Dromloch
Lawton
Beugin
Drue
Willeh
Slensa
Lowton
Netter
Lord Rigworth Linpad
Sin
Thora
Beachcombe
James the Third
de Cliftes
Margaret
Drumiocha
Wynnes
Charles the Martyr
Beachcombes
Grannie
Lord Beachcombe
Gragon
Peggie
Lady Limerick
Kensington Palace
Herr Haendel
Windsor
Alog
Pergie
Masham
Sarah Churchill
Lady Drumloch
Grannale
Geoffrey
Drumlock
Cheuffrey
Sir Geoffrey
Marlborough
Athi
Lord Beavhcombe
Nouwense
Ehinkise
Tsradadoch
Aeak Oréhull
Brus
Luong
Pras
Tobin
Peggle
Prua
France
Flanders
Indies
Thinking at the Theater and audience in Chicago Post
A Chicago Post piece discusses theatergoers who attend to think or stay alert versus those who prefer light entertainment. It recalls Richard Carle and Oscar Wilde plays, noting many audiences miss sharper wit and are content with easy amusement. The piece also mentions Birmingham's new life saving apparatus for its fire department.
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Wemsel
United States Navy
Wpalisa
Conirketa
Pay Corps
Navy
Falia
New Hampshire
Quebec
The
Chicago Post
Richard Carle
Carle
Oscar Wilde
Lady Windermere
Birmingham
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