Cal Coolidge Tale and World War I Links
A former Buffalo friend recalls Cal Coolidge’s taciturnity at the sport of openings and the Peace Bridge ceremony. The piece recounts Gen Newton E Turgeon’s push to bring Coolidge to Buffalo and contrasts it with a later account of Colonel House in Wilson’s orbit during the postwar peace talks. It notes the cooling of Wilson and House relations and adds brief vignettes on male culture, friendly urban rural charm, and a citrus trade snippet with Brazil seeking 800000 cases of oranges in exchange for apples.
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Son in Draft Camp Describes Army Kitchen Duty
Oscar writes from training, detailing life washing dishes, hard labor, and pride in becoming a first class bed maker and Grade A dishwasher. He mixes humor with hardship, notes bad coffee cups and heavy crockery, and jokes about Napoleon as a dishwasher while imagining return home. The Gotham Glimpses column adds a City ambiance.
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