Pershing Relives Meuse-Argonne Advance and Petain Visit
General Pershing recounts the September Meuse-Argonne push with First Second Forty-second divisions clearing the southern front and closing the Vigneulles salient. French relief and celebratory scenes at St Mihiel followed Petain’s visit as prisoners were freed and troops praised for individual heroism.
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Fourth Corps
Dickman
First Corps
Liggett
Vigneulles
Twenty-sixth
E. J. Blondlat
Second Colonial Corps
Hightieth Dvision
Cronkhite
Fifth Corps
Hindenburg Line
Moselle
Eighty-second
Ninetieth
Meuse-Argonne
Haudremont
Fresnes-en-Woevre
Doncourt
Jaulny
Vandieres
Metz
One Hundred
First
Petain
St. Mihiel
Chateau Thierry
Amiens
Meuse River
North Sea
Verdun
Montfaucon
Gunel
Romange
Bois de Barricourt
Bois de Bourgogne
Meuse
Aire
Argonne
Hindenburg
Fourth Army
Argonne Forest
Mezieres
Brieulles sur-Meuse-Romagne-sous - Montfaucon- Grande
Rethel-Signy-l’'Abbaye
Cote Dame Marie
Cote Dame Marle
Meuse-Moselle
Gouraud
Third Corps
Bullard
Thirty Third
Bell
Bois de Forges
Eightieth Division
Cronkite
Dannevoux
Fourth Division
Hines
Eightieth
Septarges
Nantillois
Cameron
Johnston
Kuhn
Malancourt
Stage Coach Tales of Red Bunting’s National Road Era
The piece profiles Red Bunting, famed stage driver and trusted agent on the National Road, from Fayette County PA. It recounts his towering presence, horse sense, and role in 19th century transport, including a landmark 23 hour 30 minute relay ride and wartime dispatch history.
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National Road
Fayette County
Central
Uniontown
Martin van Buren
Washington
Stockton
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Frederick
Bunting
Wheeling
W. Va
Red
Joseph Woolley
Farmington
Laurel Hill
Homer Westover
Brownsville
Pittsburgh Gazette
Robert L. Barry
Joseph P. McClelland
National Road Stage Company
Gazette
Cumberland
Red” Bunting
Polk
Mexico
National House
Jewish Surnames and 1812 Origin in The American Hebrew
The American Hebrew traces Jewish surnames to 1812 when Hardenburg imposed a system forcing Jews to adopt names. It notes Jews historically had no surnames and used biblical or occupational sources for names as a basis for this change.
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Hardenburg
Denote Time's Travel Meridian Noon Meaning of AM PM
The text explains the letter M stands for Meridian the highest sun point at noon. A M means ante meridian or before meridian morning. P M stands for post meridian after meridian afternoon.
Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin Promotes Quick Relief
An old advertisement touts Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a gentle effective laxative for constipation and bilious symptoms. It claims rapid overnight improvement, mild natural action, pleasant taste, and forty seven years of medical experience behind the prescription.
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Dr. Caldwell
Arizona Growing Dates Palm Planting Campaign
Dozens of date palm trees were planted in Phoenix in a summer effort tied to a chamber of commerce plant a tree campaign. The palms provide fruit and ornament. Southern Arizona is among the few U S regions where date palms thrive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arizona
Phoenix
Ariz
Chamber of Commerce
United States
Quiet Theft Strikes Patrocinio Ruiz Home in Juarez
Patrocinio Ruiz woke to find two windows and a door missing from his house in Juarez Mexico after a night of sleep. He notified Juarez police and asked for help locating the stolen items and the thief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Juarez
Mexico
Patrocinio Ruiz
Ruiz
Two Way Roads Business warns on local town readiness
A Country Home editorial argues that national firms like Two Way Roads Business will expand into neighboring towns unless local communities get their own affairs in order. The piece stresses proactive local planning to deter outside competition.
Mum's the Word as Engagement Secret Held
Conversation hints that Bertha and Mattie are keeping their engagement private and not sharing it publicly. The dialogue suggests secrecy about the couple's plans and confirms a rumor of an upcoming announcement.
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Bertha
Mattie
Medium I hear the knocking of your late wife
Patron asks about who the late wife is knocking now in a dialogue from Pathfinder Magazine reflecting on a macabre headline style. The piece uses surreal humor to probe memory guilt and social taboos with a playful numbered panel format.
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Pathfinder Magazine
Fragmented Quotations on Child Rearing and Masculinity
Readable fragment quotes discuss a baby’s temperament and feeding, noting mollified milk. Another remark questions what defines true strength, suggesting men are simply themselves and not always aware of perceived obstinacy.
Do not confess faults more than once to an agreeing man
A concise aphorism notes that repeating admissions to someone who agrees with you undermines accountability and suggests restraint in revealing faults, urging mindful disclosure in conversations.
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General Pershing
North Arme ii
Carignan
Sedan
France
Belgium
Ardennes Forest
Sedan-Carignan
Aire River
Cunel
Moselle River
Epinonville
Thirty-fifth
Very
Traub
Vauquois
Cheppy
Charpentry
Varennes
Alexander
The
E. C. Taylor
Dra. W. B. Caldwell
Doctors
Grove
Spurlock- Neal Co
Nashville
Tenn
Hanford
Pepa
St.Joseph’s
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