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Newspaper

The Clermont Courier

Location

Batavia, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 12, 1931

Page

7

Pershing’s AEF chapter on Cantigny and Chateau Thierry

General Pershing recounts the Twenty-eighth Infantry’s assault at Cantigny backed by French artillery and engineers, the First division’s reinforcement, and the Second and Third divisions’ rapid deployment toward Chateau Thierry. He notes French relief, German counterattacks, and U.S. troops stabilizing the line while aiding French efforts and resisting German pressure near Paris.

Twenty-eighth Infantry Hanson B. Ely Cantigny A. BE. F U. S Chateau Thierry Petain Dickman Chaumont Marne Dormans Paris Bundy Chaumont-en-Vixen Ninth Infantry Lucy-le-Bocage Montreuil-aux-Lions Twenty-third Infantry All Marines Sixth Marines Pollu Meaux M. Andre Tardieu M. Tardieu Supreme War Council Lloyd George Foch Germany Great Britain Russia Lord Milner Weygand Washington American Expeditionary Forces United States France Milner Pershing Wilson Montmirail

Stage Coach Tales and the Van Buren Spill

A historical periscope into stagecoach era in America from 1800 to 1850. Drivers ruled their communities and even the president could be upended by a muddy Plainfield road incident involving Martin Van Buren. The tale ends with a reminder to repair the national road.

Macauley United States Concord America Martin van Buren White House Indiana Allegheny Mountains van Buren Washington, D. C Mississippi Valley Plainfield United States of America Western Newspaper Union

Mighty Mites Termites Threaten Illinois Buildings

A bulletin by the American Institute of Architects notes termites cause about 1,000,000 dollars in yearly damage in Illinois. Once woodland creatures, they now invade cities, boring into fireproof steel and masonry vaults and consuming wood sills until structures weaken or collapse.

Illinois American Institute of Architects

Sleep Timing Should Not Affect Benefits Says Doctors

Medical authorities claim equal undisturbed sleep duration yields the same benefits whether daytime or nighttime. They emphasize obtaining the required amount and pairing it with sufficient outdoor exercise.

Russian divorce law sparks list of wives tale

Maurice Hindus speaks on Russia where unrestricted divorce prompts multiple marriages. He recalls dining with a Moscow commissar with 14 wives at age 29 who claims wives fuel his success and ends with the quip that born leaders of men are women.

Maurice Hindus Russia Moscow

Salt statistics show Michigan leads national output

Salt statistics from last year report 8,000,000 tons produced with a total value near 25 million dollars. Based on a 200-pound man, this equals about 30 cents per person. Michigan led production, with New York, Kansas and Louisiana together accounting for 98 percent of U S output.

Michigan New York Kansas Louisiana

Poison in Imperial Rome Fueled Power Struggles

The Rome of the emperors saw poisoning as a common tool for murder and vengeance. Political intrigue and factional rivalries often relied on covert arsenals of toxic plots, leaving rivals felled by unseen hands.

Million Air Letters Daily Impact Fact

Daily air mail moves about 1,000,000 letters and packages in the United States. The line hints at the daring feats of those who work by wit and skill, noting admiration for the accomplishments of air mail workers.

United States

Barracuda Seen as More Dangerous to Humans Than Sharks

A historical note argues that barracudas, large tropical sea fish with a vicious bite, are more apt to attack people than sharks. It describes a barracuda roughly as big as a twelve year old and capable of causing permanent injury with a bite.

Lawyers Praise Prisoners In Court Plea Session

Court clerk notes the pleas as lawyers urge mercy for prisoners. The remarks hint at reflections on lives led, while the judge hears the proceedings with weary patience.

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