Where Heroes Lie Memorials of American WWI dead abroad
Prepared by National Geographic Society this piece surveys the American Battle Monuments Commission and its war memorials in France Belgium and England. It describes Montsec Montfaucon Hill 204 Belleau Wood and other sites with chapels reception rooms and inscriptions honoring 1 289 unknowns and 64 000 casualties among about 300 000 American servicemen in the Aisne Marne Meuse Argonne and St Mihiel theaters.
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American Battle Monuments Commission
Congress
John J. Pershing
France
Belgium
England
Wbleven
Brest
Gibraltar
Montfaucon
Ypres
Chateau-Thierry
Montsec
St. Mihiel
United States
Arlington National Cemetery
Aisne-Marne
Meuse-Argonne
Lorraine
Channel
Paris
Aisne
Chateau Thierry
Vesle
Marne Valley
Aisne- Marne
Belleau Wood
Irereen-Tardenois
Ourcq River
Quise-Aisne
Fere
Verdun
Meuse
Moselle
Pont-a-Mousson
Metz
Vosges Mountains
Salient
Thiaucourt
The Blood-Splashed Ring Case in Bavaria
In Augsburg a missing woman Marie Anna Holzmann is found murdered after police trace two suspects, Charles Steiner and John Rauschmeir. Rauschmeir admits theft of a coat, and a bloodstained ring leads to his conviction and execution following a Hamlet inspired ruse.
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Marie Anna Holzmann
Augsburg
Bavaria
Charles Steiner
John Rauschmeir
New York
Chicago
Rauschmeir
WNU. Service
Liquid Test for Children’s Bowel Health with California Syrup of Figs
A health note promotes using pure California Syrup of Figs as a gentle liquid laxative for convalescing children. It outlines steps: choose appropriate strength, dose by age, then reduce dose until natural movement occurs. Emphasizes ensuring the bottle bears the word California.
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California
Parts of a Cow in Plane Construction
Scientific American notes cow byproducts used in aviation. Casein in milk forms glue for wing ribs and plywood panels. Hoof glue and cow hair pad chairs, deaden sound. Hides cover seats and make hide glues for propellers. Goldbeaters skin used for dribles’ entrails.
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John Wilson
Boeing Airplane Company
Scientific American
Housewife's Idea Box Oilcloth Cushions
A housewife suggests using leftover oilcloth from kitchen or dinette projects to cover old cushions. These scraps can create handy cushions for porches, the beach, picnics, and garden use.
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Public Ledger, Inc
WNU Service
The Lonse He Car Hazard Joke
A witty dialogue asks which car part causes the most accidents. She answers the nut that holds the wheel, delivering a humorous line about safety and mechanical humor.
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Tory
Vance Wynn
Marie Anna Holuzmann
Housewife's Idea
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S.S.S
Detroit
Tadiliac Square
Bates Streee