Bells of Peace Ring as Canadians Liberate Ramignies
Witnesses recount Armistice Day 1918 in Ramignies France where Canadian troops halt for news bursts and a priest at the ruined Ramignies church blesses peace. Bells ring from Belgium to France as liberators arrive and villagers celebrate with soldiers and clergy alike.
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Atlanta Constitution
End of War Celebrations In Tours Welcomed Americans
The Tours center of the temporary ceasefire and celebration shows a city bedecked in holiday attire. Civilians and troops mingle in a moving crowd with shouts of Fin du guerre and greetings for American soldiers. Souvenir requests from children and residents highlight the festive mood.
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Armistice Day Proposed As National Holiday
Walter Greenlee of Columbia argues in the Cleveland Plain Dealer that Armistice Day should be ranked with Independence Day and Decoration Day as a patriotic national holiday. He notes the war effort, urges public turnout to honor returning soldiers, and calls for a day of rejoicing with patriotic decorations.
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Cleveland Plain Dealer
Lydia Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound Featured in Letters
Readers across the country praise Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for improving health and energy. Letters from Michigan Alaska Maine Oregon Connecticut and California describe relief from long running ailments and renewed ability to work and care for home tasks.
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Pre sented to a new diva, critic blurts words fail
In a brisk exchange a critic admits he cannot find words as a confident performer debuts. The practical observer notes the critic expected a column while the new diva receives the moment with tempered dignity.
Health tonic Tanlac credited for Pueblo mother recovery
Pueblo mother of three says Tanlac restored her health after years of headaches from a sluggish liver and digestive pain. She reports improved sleep, appetite, strength and relief from nervousness and gastritis, urging others to try the root herb remedy.
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Two Women Drown in Fall River Attic Room Incident
The Providence Journal reports two women drowned in a Fall River attic room after a fall and cerebral hemorrhage. Authorities investigate a tragic accident as neighbors recall the scene.
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Providence Journal
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