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Newspaper
Murray Eagle
Location
Murray, Utah, United States of America
Date
May 26, 1927
Page
12
The Fifth marines quarter near Marigny in June 1818 are sent north to relieve the First division. They wrest Hill 142 from the enemy and wait for a German counter offensive. A terrible assault unravels as other decounters press American troops, forcing replacements.
A fragmented scene shifts from a woods to a war torn grove. A Harvard PhD private, scarred by indigestion and patriotism, wanders with others amid shell holes, decapitations, and marching columns. The setting recalls historical battles and a grim frontier of recruits and ruin.
The narrative follows Marines and infantry under fire at Bois de Belleau, with battered gear and weary men advancing through a smoke filled wheat field. A lieutenant is wounded, a German officer appears, and the unit fights on into dusk as talk turns to future actions and rest.
A garbled narrative describes voices and actions around a trench or line, mentioning Henry, Sher, a cigarette, a gutter, and scattered names like McGee and Young. The text hints at military or team activity and rough banter amid unclear events and duties.
Fragmentary wartime report notes shelled areas near Vale du Chatelle and Champillon with several casualties. Describes orderly troop behavior and obedience under fire, praising the conduct of the soldiers as they waited and followed commands.
The article argues gestures reveal truth more than speech and classifies movements as acceptance or rejection. Upward motions of head, hands, arms, or eyelids signal acceptance while downward gestures indicate rejection, with few exceptions proving the rule.
The popular tune Rock Me to Blenp earned its composer quick wealth from just a few minutes of work, turning a brief effort into substantial fortune.
A fragment states a sturgeon will lay 7000 during its lifetime, noting prolific fish productivity in a brief, unclear line.
The article explains how imagination appears in writing through features like large loops tall tails and slanted forward text. Rapid writing suggests stronger imaginative faculty while slower writing indicates a weaker imagination and greater control by reason.
The text discusses how true constructiveness in writing shows in distinctive spacing flourishes unusual formations and angular flowing strokes. It highlights upright strong letters with large simple capitals and terminal strokes that extend to the right signaling originality and clarity.
Fragmentary text discusses the Go-Getter piece and its writing approach. It mentions force and action shaping the tone, with references to the writer Caley Neaey and others, and notes the author’s deliberate dramatic style. The passage is incomplete and focuses on craft rather than events or outcomes.
A giant pine near Kite in western Japan, in Karasaki, is famed for its immense size. The tree stands tall with a wide trunk and hundreds of branches, safeguarded by a wooden framework and a protective roof over its south front at Siieto shrine.
Advertising copy describes Post Toasties corn flakes with tender white corn taste and distinct toasting process. It urges readers to buy from grocers and ask by name for the cereal that stays crisp in milk or cream, noting the red and yellow wax wrapped package from the Postum Company in Battle Creek Michigan.
A metal clarinet, adapted for places with quick temperature shifts and for traveling orchestras, has been introduced in America from France. It reportedly preserves the tone, intonation, and evenness of the traditional instrument while resisting cracking and checking, per Popular Mechanics Magazine.
Soit Corns offers Moone's Emerald OS promising to end foot pain and remove corns and bunions. It guarantees money back if not effective, claims fast, deep relief, and suitability for all day wear. Drugstores report heavy sales of this legible remedy.
A brief exchange hints at etiquette in letter writing with the suggestion to end a note with “respectfully yours” rather than “yours sincerely.” The speakers discuss formality and personal sentiment in correspondence.
An advertisement touts cold water tinting using real dye powders from Diamond Dyes. It promises smooth even tones, no streaking, and easy setting by boiling or cold-water dipping. It suggests color cards, tips, and a free Color Craft book from Diamond Dyes Dept N38 Burlington Vermont.
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