Resting in Peace Across Seven European Countries
Special correspondent Lloyd Allen reports on how the American Expeditionary Force cremated and interred fallen soldiers across England Scotland Ireland Germany Russia Italy Luxembourg and mainly France. Graves Registration Service tracks 1100 plus graves at big cemeteries and 600 in Scotland while detailing disposal and future plans.
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Lloyd Allen
Union
ARTS
America
Europe
Congress
Roosevelt
England
Scotland
Ireland
Germany
Russia
Italy
Luxembourg
France
Liverpool
Magdalen Hill
Winchester
Coblenz
American Army of Occupation
Quartermaster’s Corps
Argonne Forest
Eivery
Argonne
Paris
Aisne
Nantillois
Vaudecourt
Fismes
Froidols
Merignac
Bordeaux
Lambezellec
Brest
Suresnés
St. Nazaire
Isroudon
Beaume
Allery
Commercy
Contrexevillé
Bazeilles
le Mans
Amelia
St. Mihiel
Iron Cross
Army of Occupation
Freedom Through the Truth and Christ’s Liberating Power
The article argues that true freedom comes from knowing the truth about God through Jesus Christ. It portrays Christ as the source of freedom from sin and fear, explaining salvation, indwelling life, and victory over death. A closing parable reinforces faith as confidence in Christ’s ongoing presence and guidance.
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God
Horace Greeley
Jesus
John
Christ
Grangers
Elks
Bethlehem
Bethsemane
Calvary
Oliver Bent
There Is No Bad Weather Says Ruskin
The quote asserts there is no bad weather and every type serves a purpose. It extends to all life experiences noting that disappointment struggle success waiting hope and grief each fulfill the aim that produced them.
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Ruskin
Court Yard Tale Of Fiddle Creek Drunken Fracas
A Tumlinville testimony recounts a drunken melee at a courthouse gathering of men from Fiddle Creek. One man, possibly Yawkey or Snoddy, was struck and branded in a rough incident over a disagreement about the League of Nations.
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Tumlinville
Gap Johnson
Rumpus Ridge
Fiddle Creek
Yawkey
Snoddy
Tennyrate
Aboriginal Pottery Techniques Across the Americas
Aboriginal pottery survives mainly in the U S southwest with major centers in Mexico and the Caribbean. The potter s wheel was unknown. vessels were built from spirally wound clay rods or a single block in Alaska and the Great Lakes. Glazing was rare, but clay paints were used and set by firing.
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North America
United States
Mexico
Antilles
South America
New World
Great Lakes
Alaska
The Chemistry of Ethics and the Atoms of Life
A Christian Herald reflection on ethics and unity: small acts form character, atoms connect all, and duty compounds over time. It links personal faith to universal harmony, urging faithful effort in minor duties as the path to greatness. John Smith and Mary Jones symbolize universal human worth.
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God
John Smith
Mary Jones
Christian Herald
Step by Step Religion and Mystery in Faith
The passage argues religion gains depth from mystery not clarity. It compares divine truth to a growing garment and urges believers to venture into darkness with God's guiding hand, claiming true wealth comes only through experience with God.
He Thought of Father in a Cold Gas Stove World
A tense dialogue unfolds as a woman laments the desolate hills and waning light. He remains blunt and reveals his occupation in the gas stove business, downplaying the mood with plain practicality.
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Father
Dr Kilmer Swamp Root Kidney Liver and Bladder Remedy
A testimonial advertisement touts Dr Kilmer Swamp Root as a pure non stimulant remedy for kidney liver and bladder troubles. It claims uniform quality in every bottle and offers a sample for ten cents by mail from Dr Kilmer Co Binghamton NY.
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Dr. Kilmer
Dr. Kilmer & Co
Binghamton
N. Y
Washday in 1919 Laundress and Club Girls Dinner
A Kansas City exchange reveals a humorous washday vignette from 1919. A husband remarks on an unusually fine dinner, and the wife explains it was leftovers plus a meal for the laundress and three club girls, highlighting domestic humor of the era.
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Kansas City
Bentem Sponge Verse Sparks Defamatory Quip
A Boston Evening Transcript note accuses Bentem of being a sponge and laments libel against a useful article. The item critiques comments about Bentem and satirizes sensationalism in business rhetoric.
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Bentem
Boston Evening Transcript
Western Canada wheat drives Ohio spring seed boom
A large Ohio seed firm expands into Western Canada wheat to supply spring seeding, importing seed since three years ago and planning to grow grain locally. The piece notes rising demand, potential recurring imports, and the broader implication that Western Canada will supply much of the US spring wheat, with land values and profits discussed.
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Ohio
Marquis
Western
Canada
Western Canada
United States
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Wisc
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OTION
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Indianapolis
Ind
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Mina
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