Admiral Mayo under heavy fire during Ostend naval attack
The article details Admiral Henry T. Mayo’s risky wartime travels with his staff, including secret crossings in 1917, visits to Boulogne Dunkirk and Ostend, and a live gun duel aboard the monitor Terror as German batteries shelled the area.
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Admiral Mayo
Ostend
Atlantic
Bridge of Broke
Europe
New York
Henry T.mayo
Wing
Admiral Sims
Mr. Richardson
Babcock
Robertson
United States
Mary
Henry T. Mayo
Mauretania
Gravesend Bay
U. S. S. Pennsylvania
New York Navy Yard
Wilson
Brest
Cuba
Washington
London
O. P. Jackson
Amiens
Jellicoe
Ernest J. King
Leigh Noyes
King
the War College
Boulogne
Dunkirk
Bacon
Oliver
Broke
Evans
Mayo
Noyes
Sims
Dover
German Arm Ring Causes Injury and Suit for 5000
Kansas City Missouri a sixteen year old Italian boy John Scarello wore a German iron ring that caught in a box nailing machine at the Inman box factory. The ring bore an inscription praising the fatherland. Scarello sued for 5000 dollars but Judge Southern instructed the jury to find for the defendant after discovering the ring belonged to the boy and that he was allegedly careless.
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Kansas City
John Scarello
Inman Box
State Arsenal at Spanndau Loses Millions Each Month
The Spanndau state arsenal stopped by the government reports monthly deficits of 8.75 million dollars and projects 15 million dollars more loss for April through June. Efforts to repurpose for peace production fail. dismantling and re equipping are planned. Once a 9 000 worker plant, it now allegedly harbors radicalism with Communist leaders pressuring co workers.
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Berlin
Spandau
Chart Maps National Air Routes Across 30 States
The army air service has prepared a master map detailing national aerial routes. It shows travel lanes in 30 states with distances landing fields and supply points. Three trunk routes planned with about twenty four feeder routes to bring every city within six hours of distributing points.
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Washington
Army Air Service
United States
Grist Mill in Huntington Shuts After 167 Years
Huntington grist mill on the harbor west side ceased operations for the first time in 167 years. Proprietor D Webster Smith said grain production nearby has fallen, making the business unprofitable. The mill was built circa 1752.
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Huntington
L. L
Huntington Harbor
D. Webster Smith
The Greatest Bond of Love in Christian Life
Lesson notes on First Corinthians thirteen stressing that faith, hope, and love endure with love as the supreme gift. It outlines the preeminence and attributes of love, including patience kindness humility and forgiveness, and explains that prophecy tongues and knowledge pass away, while love remains.
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Liz
Earth
Christ
God
The School of Gentleness and the Great Physician
The passage extols Jesu s gentleness in healing and comforting bruised reeds and broken hearts. It praises His tender touches, patient manner, and soothing presence as essential to healing, describing His hospital work as a school of gentleness.
Do Not Shun the Light
A compact reflection on facing inner sin and seeking peace as light exposes truth. The excerpt urges confronting one’s faults to avoid forfeiting future well being, implying that avoiding self-scrutiny blocks personal reconciliation and growth.
Silence and Prudence in Speaking Thoughts
The quotation contrasts prudence of reserve with a higher-order restraint that may justify speaking one’s thoughts. It notes silence as sometimes appropriate and other times necessary for ethical or strategic reasons. The author references Burke to anchor the idea in a classical liberal-ethical perspective.
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Burke
Feasts on Sweet Cake Lie Ad Claims Pepgen Relief
Mrs Gertrude Holspeter of Richmond Indiana endorses Pepgen claiming it cured her nervous dyspepsia and allowed her to enjoy sweet foods after prior pain and weakness. The advertisement states many Richmond residents use Pepgen and that leading drug stores carry it.
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Gertrude Holspeter
14Th Street
Richmond
Ind
Dad
Adv
Fake Aspirin Ad Warns Against Counterfeits
An old warning notes that fake Aspirin 1 tablets flood the market while urging buyers to look for Bayer’s emblem the Bayer Cross. It claims genuine Bayer Tablets of Aspirin protect users from talcum powder frauds and offers eye relief with Roman Eye Balsam for sore eyes.
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Bayer
Not Worth While Advertising Quaint Ads
An old Kansas City Journal ad fragment promotes Red Cross Ball Blue for pristine clothes and Wright's Indian Vegetable Pills as gentle nature aids. The snippet contrasts lofty orders with everyday products and ends with a sly slogan about compliance and craft.
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Kansas City Journal
Thin people urged to take nitro phosphate for weight gain
Advertisements promote nitro phosphate as the cure for thinness and tired nerves. It claims to feed nerves and body cells, increasing weight and improving health with brighter eyes and rosy cheeks, while cautioning against use by those who do not want to gain flesh.
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Tin
Mr. Wing
St. Louis
Ife
France
National Air Lines
P. B. Fitzwater
D. D
M .Ody Bible Institute of Chicago
Western Newspaper Union
Percy C. Ainsworth
Choler
Red Cross
Heaven
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Wright
Nature
Dean
Harry Griffith
Darlington St
Westchester
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Doan
A. J. Townsend
Steve Ion Doan
Foster-Milburn CO
Buffalo
U.S
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Cambridge Rubber CO. Dept
Cambridge, Mass
Absorbine, JR
W._F.YOUNG
Temple St
Springfield
Western
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Dominion
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
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Ottawa
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Columbin
M. MacLachlan
Traction Terminal
Indianapolis
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Pere
Surine Eve Remedy CO
Chicago
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