Reims Cathedral Vision of war, faith, and glory recalled
The article lauds the restoration of Reims Cathedral after World War I damage, praising its historical grandeur and the costly artistry of its stained glass, tapestries, and gold altar work. It reflects on the coronation role of the church, the King’s pageantry, and the civic effort that rebuilt despite destruction, framing the cathedral as a symbol of France’s artistic legacy and wartime sacrifice.
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Reims
Pranlé
France
St. Denis
Lilian Hayden Bieston
Eims
Loo
Relma
Louth
Denis
Helms
Clovis I
Europe
Kelina
Parte
Paria
Veste
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Department of
the Marne
Essideny
Tatti
Paulhan
Laune J Field
Charlemagne
Owen
Dan Catehes
Windom
Naval Transports Keep Navy Supplied and Save Money
The Navy maintains a transport service that feeds distant posts with gear and munitions, using ships like Kittery, Sirius, Vers, and Chaumont. These ships move explosives, fuel, groceries, and spare parts, supporting Atlantic to Pacific operations and wartime readiness.
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Rico
Matti
Virgin Islands
Caribbean
Kittery
Naval Merchandse
Atlantic
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Panama Canal
Washington, D.C
Pacific
Siaton
Puget Sound
Tran
Caval Transportation Service
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Mitreiste
Mawal
Condiitons
Mane
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