Widow Explains Command Text With Dashes in Interview
In a rare interview the general's widow describes the command phrase as best expressed by dashes. She notes a desolate mood and questions the necessity of death in achieving a greater cause.
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Newspaper
Oshkosh Daily Northwestern
Location
Oshkosh, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Oct 24, 1925
Page
20
In a rare interview the general's widow describes the command phrase as best expressed by dashes. She notes a desolate mood and questions the necessity of death in achieving a greater cause.
New London Wisconsin outlines Armistice Day plans led by Norris Spencer post with Frank Meyers as chair. program includes Taft's Park ceremony at 10 am, eight-fete salute, evening banquet and dance with speaker Leo Hugo Keller, Appleton district commander.
A car ad touts the Willys Knight sleeve valve engine as requiring little maintenance, resisting carbon-related issues, and improving with mileage. It highlights smoother operation, no valve grinding, and enhanced longevity plus high-end styling, with flexible payments and trade-in options.
A Ford sedan near Waupaca, driven by W. E. Polley, crashed after lights failed, injuring Mrs. Polley and son Thomas with Beatrice and Miss Heinard escaping with minor injuries as they headed toward Stevens Point. County Board member Joan Freeman was appointed to a vacancy caused by Andrew Romanoff's resignation. notes discuss local governance and community tensions amid economic strains.
Special to the Northwestern from West Palm Beach reports a developing social caste among Florida bound travelers. Destitute groups ride in autos along the Dixie Highway from Louisville, living on the road while begging at garages for food and gas. Many reach Miami then move to settlements along the route, forming a mobile pauper class as they travel in search of relief.
A fragmentary article discusses Dr. R. A. Fry and a National Bank blog, then shifts to travel by car across the Midwest. It notes tourists booking Sand campus visits, hotels, and costs, with references to Welbourne, Saginaw, and Michigan. A table of travel routes and weekly per-person expenses follows, ending with ads and remarks on speed-obsessed workers.
A damaged local notice advertises chiropractic treatments at 13 Main Street opposite Oroteum and 138 Main Street, labeled The Old Chiropractor. It mentions a special offer of ten treatments for 5.68 dollars and provides a phone contact.
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