Death of Alvin Dyson Reach St Mihiel Veteran's Family
Mrs Myrtle Coiner and Mrs Roga Horn traveled to Ten Kans to receive the body of Alvin Dyson who died September 14 1918 from wounds at St Mihiel France. Dyson, known in Dublin with his uncle Clinton Webber, was honored by friends who recall his service for his country. The piece also notes various local visits and social gatherings around Dublin and Carthage with multiple names and places mentioned.
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Kans
Alvin Dyson
St. Mihiel
France
Alvia
Clinton Webber
Dublin
Honest Tess Declares Break With Tom Publicly
In a heated moment Mabel denounces Tom as not a gentlemen. Tess admits she broke the engagement after returning his gifts, retaining only the diamond ring and a few items she felt owed for years of dinners at her house.
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