Armistice Day Reflections and World War Memorials
A commemorative essay recounts Armistice Day rituals at Arlington honoring the Unknown Soldier and President Harding, recalls Europe’s war toll, and lists memorials from France to Tennessee. It notes Belleau Wood, Chaumont, and other sites as enduring tributes, and cites calls for a congressional probe of Belleau Wood cemetery conditions.
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David Lloyd George
Europe
America
Germany
Ruhr
France
Belgium
England
Meuse-Argonne
Aisne-Marne
Suresnes
St. Mihiel
Somme
Oise-Aisne
Flanders Field
Brookwood
Alan Seeger
Seicheprey
Henri Gouraud
the Argonne
Arlington Tomb
National Cemetery
Arlington
Chateau Thierry
Paris
Cantigny
Belleau Wood
Rand
Ballard Roads
Cook County
Ilinois
Bigstles
Tennessee
Nashville
County of
Davidson
General Federation of Women’s Clubs
United States
General Federation
Hattonhhatel
Pershing
Belle Skinner
Holyoke
Mass
Chaumont
Pointe de Grave
Bay of Biscay
Atlantic
Poincare
Lafayette
Marshal Foch
Foch
U. S. S. Pittsburg
Belleau Wood Memorial. Association
James Carroll Frazier
Belleau Woods
Edward E. Spafford
New York State
American Legion
Civilization and the social weight of hate, love, and vice
A North American Review essay argues civilized society has not eradicated vices or passions. It notes love remains potent while hate, though disruptive, is kept under control by manners. The piece asserts hate is not natural to breeding or urban life and contrasts love's ancient pull with modern social restraint.
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Stephen Gwyn
Ehutred
Sophocles
North American Review
Motoring Joy Ride Ends With Quiet Reflection
A reader notes that true enjoyment of a long motor outing fades when the traveler secretly congratulates himself for surviving the experience. The remark frames risk as a hidden measure of endurance and caution in frequent driving.
High-Voltage Storage Battery System for Radio Generators
The Radio Laboratory of the Bureau of Standards describes a high voltage storage battery set up to supply a constant small current for electron tube generators. It uses twelve cells per row, four rows per tray, about 100 volts charged, with paraffin covers to minimize evaporation and dust. Proper maintenance keeps jars filled and trays washed. well cared-for batteries have operated for over four years, while neglect leads to rapid ruin.
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Radinlaboratory
Bureau of Standards
Weanden
Radio Laboratory
Radio News
Homemade Loop for Log Distance Measurement
A Radio Digest note describes making a log distance loop with goo appearance. Materials include a bakelite binding post block a desk lamp base screws stains and varnish. Cut nipples threads remove one end insert dowel rods mark wire spacing and attach wires with screws or drill holes.
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Radio Digest
Simple Single Control Tuner Described for Radios
The article details operating the tuner by lighting the filament of the tube and turning the variable condenser Cl knob, which is shunted to the secondary winding. A compact panel with two controls suffices, highlighting the original single control circuit design.
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Ncessary
Mica Condensers Best for Radio Sets
During component selection a mica grid condenser is preferred over paper condensers which vary with temperature and humidity. Paper condensers may absorb moisture and cause leakage across the device.
Loop Antenna Needs Amplification for Signals
The text explains that a loop antenna cannot operate effectively without amplification. It recommends at least two amplification steps either audio or radio frequency, beyond the detector, to boost weak currents so signals become audible.
Clever Wireless Ideas Frame Antenna Concept
An illustrated concept shows a picture frame used as an indoor antenna. Glass push pins line opposite frame edges and a wire is drawn back and forth over them to create a simple radio aerial.
Peruna Remedy Cited By Jersey Woman For Catarrh Relief
Mrs Laura Berberick of 1205 Willow Ave Jersey City recounts a severe La Grippe attack causing hoarseness slime and sleepless nights. After using Peruna she reports restored sleep reduced head and back pains no noise in head weight gain and renewed cheerfulness. She endorses Peruna for all forms of catarrh including coughs colds nasal catarrh indigestion and bowel disorders with availability in tablet or liquid form.
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Laura Berberick
Willow Ave
Doboken
N. J
Compliments Exchanged at Milbank Prison Chaplain Visit
Prison chaplain urges prisoner just released to turn over a new life and become useful to society. The prisoner expresses gratitude and good will in a touching exchange. Source: Pearson's Weekly, London.
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Milbank
Feuf
Pearson’s Weekly
London
They Can't Prove It Ed Howe's Monthly Quote
A brief remark from Ed Howe expresses relief that enemies cannot easily prove accusations, noting ongoing mega talk but personal defense and faith. The quote reflects a defensive stance amid public scrutiny and legal or reputational pressures.
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Ed Howe
Monthly
Health Brings Beauty AN Women Can Look Well is in Health
A testimonial from Mrs. S. W. Knott of Champaign Illinois credits Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription with restoring female health after years of fainting spells and functional disturbances. She praises its effect on all body functions and notes availability at druggists and via Dr. Pierce's office in Buffalo New York.
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Champaign
Ill
Dr. Pierce
Moses Plays Into Confusion Over Ten Commandments
A visitor questions a boy at a mountain school about the ten commandments. The boy replies he does not know them and says his name is Moses. The examiner concedes defeat, noting that conflicting testimony is merely the expert article.
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Moses
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