Thundering Guns of Dewey Defeat Dons in Singular Charge
A vivid imperial era tribute recalls the Spanish American War scene of 1898. Dewey’s fleet and crews thunder ashore to sink ships and scatter Spanish forces, praising courage, rallying national pride, and marking victory as Maine’s memory endures. The verse celebrates naval strategy, key dates, and heroic actions against Spain.
Case and Grogan Duel Words Over Who Seen
Dial tone banter from Scribner's Magazine quips about Casey and Grogan Dunnnohue and Dunnohue, debating who was seen. The exchange plays with names and mishearing, reflecting comic slang of the era.
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Casey
Yiz
Grogan
Dunnnohue
Yis
Dunnohue
Dunnyhue
Scribner's Migazine
Pinehurst Post Office Moves To Permanent New Quarters
The Pinehurst post office has settled into permanent quarters in front of the drug store, a fine and convenient facility built and designed by noted firms. The space features three hundred mail boxes, frosted glass windows, and a large general delivery window, with telegraph and call boxes to follow. Mrs. H.S. Davis of Farmington, N.M., commands the office, praised for efficiency as residents receive the latest village improvements and a free sample copy of The Outlook.
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Pinehurst
North Carolina
Pune
Corbin Cabinet Lock Co
New Boiton, Conn
Burr & Sise
Boston
Spriel
H.S. Davis
Farmington, N. M
Mark
New York Tribune
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