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Newspaper
The Beaver Herald
Location
Beaver, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1919
Page
7
Reports selected by General Pershing’s staff recount remarkable bravery and fortitude by American soldiers in France. The Distinguished Service Cross is awarded for deeds of courage under fire, highlighting the exceptional acts of American fighters in action.
Brief notes honor Corporal Manning of Co G 167th Infantry for gallantry near Breuvannes on July 24 1918. Also recorded are Corporal Villepique of 118th Infantry for actions at Vaux Andigny October 1 1914, Private Dilboy of 103rd Infantry at Belleau France July 18 1918, and Captain McMurtry of the 806th Infantry for steadfast defense in the Argonne Forest October 1918. Includes home towns and family notes for several honorees.
First Lieutenant James C Dozier of Company G 118th Infantry earned a commendation for conspicuous bravery at Montbrehain on October 6 1918 after being wounded he continued to command two platoons and direct his men under heavy machine gun fire sustaining injuries yet refusing to yield the attack his leadership and steadiness helped hold positions and protect his soldiers in the advance against German lines
First Lieutenant Harold A. Furlong of Company M 63nd earned the Distinguished Service Cross for actions near Bantheville France on November 1 1918 He moved ahead under heavy fire silenced machine guns and captured prisoners by killing several enemy fighters driving twenty Germans into their lines His home is 2050 West Grand Boulevard Detroit
Private Michael J. Perking of Company D 1016th Infantry earned a decoration for conspicuous gallantry in France on October 27 1918 at Bellen Bois. He crawled solo on a grenade threat seized a trench door and killed and wounded occupants capturing twenty five prisoners after a hand to hand fight. His father Michael Perkins lives at 247 EB Street South Boston Mass. Carl F Payson of Berpeant Company 126th Infantry earned the Distinguished Service Cross for conspicuous gallantry near Clerges northeast of Chateau Thierry on August 1 1918. he was mortally wounded but urged his men forward. His mother Mrs Minnie Timberman lives in Mooroe Michigan.
Sergeant Gary Evans Foster of Company F 118th Infantry, home Taman 8.C., earned a medal for conspicuous bravery near Montbrehain France in October 1918. When his unit was stalled by machine gun nests, Foster advanced with an officer to attack the positions. The other officer was wounded, but Foster pressed on alone under heavy fire, using hand grenades and his rifle to kill several enemies and capture eighteen within the sunken ranch area.
Sergt William M Frigle of the 6th Regiment U S Marines was cited for conspicuous bravery at Beaumont France on November 10 1918. While under shellfire he jumped onto a truck and drove it toward the town outlet to save others despite imminent explosion.
William H. Stewart Jr warns motorists that pushing engines to the limit risks radiator steam, scored cylinder walls, warped crankshaft, and permanent damage. He advises observing cooling signs, retarding spark, easing throttle, and using the clutch to stall the engine to prevent costly repairs.
A local warning in Almont states grease harms rubber by acting as a solvent and destroying it. The advisory notes grease or alget a matter can be removed from rubber by a rug saturated with gasoline, which evaporates quickly and, in small quantities, does not harm the rubber.
A local garage altered a worn passenger car into a delivery vehicle for a grocery by bodywork changes while keeping the gas tank and chassis intact. The rear seating and upholstery were removed, a two foot rear metal cutout was made, a wood step with hangers added, a tool box mounted on a running board, flooring leveled, and a guard installed to secure goods, creating ample capacity for quick service.
The report describes loading many small grocery packages and removing them. It states the cost is a small part of a delivery car body replacement and asserts that no expert work may be required to make the change.
A brief note explains forming soft brass into spring brass by gently hammering on both sides with a smooth block as anvil. Resulting hard film is removable by planned bling or grinding, and the method yields spring-like quality with quick postwork.
The article suggests observing flow rate through sight feed oilers mounted on the dash. If visibility is poor, place a sheet of white paper behind the tubes to create a brighter background, making the glass contents show with clearer distinction even in dim light.
A United States Department of Agriculture guide discusses drainage options for roads. Open ditches parallel to roads, stone or gravel filled ditches, and tile drains are covered with notes on when each is economical, maintenance needs, depth, width, and outlet grades for effective subdrainage in southern and plains regions.
A historical note laments dwindling public support for road projects due to subpar construction. It warns taxpayers face funds wasted on roads that fail before bonds are repaid, citing multiple instances where the issue occurred.
Colorado business leaders launched a $10,000,000 road bond campaign but faced criticism from a general council or critic, who argued the request was too small. The effort moved into state legislature discussion as supporters push for backed funding.
For summer afternoons a frock suitable for promenades. Features include a wide hem and girdle, round neck, deep cuffs, and a front braid for subtle decoration. Uses sheer sac torlain georgette voile lawn organdie. notes warmth and versatility for daytime wear.
A vintage advertisement extols white frocks for summer swimming wardrobes. It highlights embroidered voile and swidden may add charm and refinement, showing plain and embroidered voile dresses with short sleeves and full petticoats for swimsuits.
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