Belleau Wood Cemeteries Show American War Losses
The article praises Belleau Wood and other American World War I cemeteries in Europe, noting Romagne contains the largest burial, 15 977 bodies, with 30 511 total American dead in Europe. It describes maintenance by the American government, identification efforts, and contrasts with British and French grave practices.
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France
Delleau Wood
Romagne
Suresnes
Belleau Wood
Argonne
Paris
Chateau-Therry
Marne
Europe
Rebers
Belgium
England
Romtugne
Thiacourt
St. Mihiel
Nesles
Chateau-Thierry
Bony
Flanders Field
Brookwood
British Isles
Nestes
Army
United States
War Department
Torchbearers Remembered In Poem Of Sacrifice And Hope
John H. McGough praises soldiers who died in service in a New York Times tribute. The verse honors their sacrifice and frames their journey as a cosmic quest toward a peaceful dawn. It urges reverence, remembrance, and annual mounds crowned with lilac time.
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John H. McGough
New York Times
Remembering the Dead and Our Shared Honor
A Pittsburgh Leader reflection on Memorial Day honoring fallen A E F soldiers. The piece argues the living gain more from their sacrifice than the dead seek praise, noting the line of taps and the duty to recognize the honor these men earned without adding to it.
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France
Pittsburgh
Wide Brimmed Hats Dominate Summer Millinery Fashion
Satin returns as a major fabric in summer hats alongside broad brimmed picture hats and chic cloche styles. Back trims, Niniche small brims, and blue Lady Elisabeth Bowes-Lyon inspired tones shape the season with georgette crowns and vivid color schemes.
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Trousseau
Elisabeth Bowes-Lyon
Duke of York
London
Betty Blue
Westminster Abbey
Isaiah's Vision and Call to Serve
Lesson notes indicate Isaiah's vision of the Lord on a throne, seraphim in attendance, and the cleansing of Isaiah's lips by a burning coal. The call follows cleansing, with Isaiah's dedication and commission addressing Israel's future, including a remnant preserved for the Messiah.
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Jehovah
God
Israel
Isaiah
Prophet
Tsaiah
Blessed Are the Poor Conforting Self View
A reflective piece questions self pity from poverty versus imagined power. It asks readers to avoid overestimating wealth status and to seek meaning beyond material success. The tone is exhortative and moral.
Vegetable Compound Helps Amarillo Woman's Back Pain
Mrs. C. B. Robinson of Amarillo Texas reports severe backache and cramps eased after using Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She says health improved, allowing her to do housework and recommend the remedy to friends, noting relief from fatigue and nervousness.
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Mrs. Robinson
Lydia E. Pinkham
Amarillo
Texas
Pinkham
C. B.rosinson
Lincoln St
Tex
Record Honey Crop Sets BC History Mark in 1922
The 1922 honey harvest in British Columbia reached a record value of $177,839 at wholesale prices, averaging 61 pounds per hive from 11 591 hives across 2 143 apiaries. This follows 1921’s 30 pounds per hive from 10 329 hives in 22 072 apiaries, as output climbs from 20 tons to 355 tons over 11 years.
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British Columbia
Really Not to Fault In Norma’s Sudden Mischief
A child named Norma admits she acted wrongly after being told not to. Her mother scolds her for disobedience and Norma explains she was unconscious at the time, expressing distress over the incident.
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Norma
Mother
Fortune’s Smile Outshines Laughs in One Moment
A proverb emphasizes that a single fortunate turn can outweigh many lighter moments. The saying invites reflection on value and luck in life.
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Eels
Memphis
Tose
Red Cross Ball
Doan
Indiana
N. Cook
High Street
New Castle
Ind
Milburn CO
Buffalo
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