Passages on Soldier Dead and National Honor
A lengthy, reverent meditation on soldiers who died in war, praising their sacrifice as patriotic duty. It contrasts calm acceptance of death with glorification, citing poets and generals, and argues that memorials should inspire living civic duty while honoring the fallen. The piece invokes Mackaulay, Tennyson, and Kilmer, and laments the balance between grief and reverence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norton
Marco Bogzaris
Fitz-Greene Halleck
Campbell
Tennyson
Macaulay
Aris
McCook
Ienesan
Mey
Muhammedan
Earth
Republic
Becauge
Soreus
Elysium
George L. Kilmer
Remarkable Freezer Proves Quick Ice Cream Breakthrough
An advertising claim touts a new "Up-to-date" freezer that allegedly makes the finest ice cream in under a minute. The pitch guarantees satisfaction or money back, with representatives reportedly earning $18 to $34 weekly. Anecdotes from Berng New Jersey praise lower costs and higher quality after using the device at a July 29 ice cream festival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berng
N. J
Jennie M. Monkey
Manna A. Chark
V. P. May McCann
Frans Wright
Treas
Barkplre, Co
Beatty St
Pittsburg
Wholesale Activity and an Automobile Crowd Crash
A Chicago Record item notes a shift in wheel prestige and questions read about an automobile striking a crowd, leaving twenty people crippled. The brief hints at a social or economic concern tied to the incident and its public reception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Red Ribbon Power Prompts Indian Maidens Masks
Two Winnebago girls visited Chicago as subjects for Hugo Loeb the sculptor. He prepared plaster masks after being led to his studio by TIL Bodiy and Mr. Roddy. Fearing evil spirits, the maidens resisted until chocolates and red ribbons lured them to submit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugo Loeb
Til Bodiy
Chicago
Annie Biuerins
Mr. Loeb
Mr. Roddy
Mrr. Loeb
Distressing Stomach Disease Cure Promised by South American Service
Distressing stomach weakness and indigestion claimed to be cured by a masterly South American Service Toric remedy. Advertises immediate relief and universal cure, sold by Hetrick Bros. in Indiana Pennsylvania. Also notes stove back walls by J G Evans, reduced rail fares to Camden Indiana for Old German Baptist Brethren meeting, and a 1926 cold cure with Laxative Bromo Quinine. Describes a Belgian bomb inventor Renling with a deadly device to annihilate an army.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toric
Hetrick Bros
Indiana
Camden
Ind
Pennsylvania Railroad
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Baltimore
Lancaster
Reading
Sunbury
Augwers
Mr. Renling
Washington Star
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Collins
Switzerland
Paladelphia
Philadelphia
Europe
Russia
Sweden
Greece
Denmark
Portugal
Indianapolis Press
Aylmer L. Hunt
Ngsell Bt. Datrolt
Joh
GURE
Marling Rauody Company
Montreal
New York
Eagle Paint & Varnish Works
Power OF Red Ribbon
J. G. Evans
Brush Valley, Pa
E. W. Grove
Avesee
Bruckiya
Eaovdoosh SS
Aleisis
Ystem
Daugherty Bro’s
Tudiana
W. T. Moore
Homer City
Chester
J. C. Agry
Rh. Harrison , CO
Massillon
Ohio
James Speedy
Chambersvire
J.W. Botsford
Indina County
Marion Center
Pay
J.K. McElhoes
Home, Pa
R.W. Wehrle
Philadelphia Street
New York Life Insurance Co.insurance Enforce
Henry J. Altsian
Farmers’ Bank
Appissk, Optician
Indiana, Pa
American House
Brilharts’ ‘Phone
St. China
Burcka _ ness
Standard Oil Co
East End
Urge Wheeler
Pan-American Drug CO New York
Church Street
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