Pershing Recalls A E F Training and Intl Talks
General Pershing recounts home front training delays in 1917 18 and the push to build a large American force. He describes meetings with Haig Albert and Belgian royalty, the debates over amalgamating U S units with French and British divisions, and Washington and Clemenceau cables shaping policy as 1918 began.
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Chaumont
McAndrew
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Didry
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Wagstaff
Sir Douglas
King and Queen of Belgium
Adenkirke
Douglas Haig
His Majesty
Pershing
Boyd
Albert
G. H.Q
Swere
U. S
King
America
Baker
Varius
M. Clemenceau
Secretary of War
Clemenceau
Petain
M.clemenceau
Cabling
United States
The Ship Comes to Eskimo Village
Megishoo, an eight year old Eskimo girl, watches an American ship return. Captain Mack greets the crowds and offers a photo and a gift, a harmonica, which Megishoo learns to play after a brief struggle with the instrument.
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Megishoo
Mr. Mack
Candy
Captain Mack
Yeskimo~land
Frere
The Bangle Necklace Puzzle
The story follows a bright child who helps her parents with a Christmas gift. She hints at a coded message formed by arrangements of bangles that spell out a gift idea. The father decodes the letters by watching the bangles, revealing the puzzle’s solution.
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