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Newspaper

The Clermont Courier

Location

Batavia, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 23, 1928

Page

6

Memorials to honor American war dead around the world

The plan to build major and smaller monuments to U S troops abroad moves toward construction. Key sites include Montsec Montfaucon and Mont Thierry for Aisne Marne St Mihiel and Argonne actions with chapels in France Belgium England and a Brest memorial for the navy. The argonne site features a 165 foot Doric column designed by John Russell Pope.

New York Times Chateau ‘Thierry Mont Sec Montfaucon Aisne-Marne St. Mihiel Argonne Gibraltar Corfu Mediterranean Rome France Belgium England War Department Army General Pershing American Battle Monuments Commission Congress Verdun America John Russell Pope New York Aisne Marne Blanc Montridge Champagne Bony Ypres Audenarde Cantigny Meuse-Argonne Romagne-sous- Montfaucon Thiacourt St. Mihiel Drive Nere-en-Tardenois Oise- Aisne Belleau Suresnes Somme Manders Field Waereghem Brookwood London

Eddie Had a Previous Engagement

Ephraim Strong, a small town patriarch, anticipates his son Ed becoming a U S senator and prepares a summer with Eddie at the farm. Instead Ed sends a postcard and Eleanor plans a Washington lifestyle, delaying Eddie’s visit until a dramatic July arrival proves he has a prior engagement.

Ephraim Strong Joe Freeman Murphy Ephraim Centers Joe Peterson Pete Washington United States Edward Strong Eddie Edward Strong, Jr Harvard Pal Dad Eliza Minerva Rascal Eleanor Clearlake

Millions of Pennies Lost and Circulated in the United States

A historical note explains that five to ten million pennies are lost annually in the United States while minting continues. Over 3.5 billion pennies have circulated, enough for a 878 carload 30 ton train. It notes the penny’s legal tender limit and a Pennies alimony case.

United States Sam Frank J. Conway de Witt Syracuse N. Y Margaret

English coastal plants curb erosion spreading to Holland

Experiments show Spartan townsendi, a humble English pasture plant, helps firm beach sand against waves. British experts have plantings along eroded shores and Holland is adopting the same coast defense method.

Holland

Woman Can Look Stylish With Home Dye Secrets

Mae Martin extols Diamond Dyes as a simple way for women to update wardrobes and household fabrics. She promises easy tinting or dyeing that resists streaking, with a 64 page free book "Color Craft" offering hundreds of affordable style ideas.

Mae Martin Home Service Dept Diamond Dyes Burlington Vermont

Great Flyer Leader in All His Undertakings

Lieut. Frank Luke Jr of Arizona the only American to win the congressional medal of honor in World War I led in youth markets and war. He drew followers by leading in fishing expeditions and football games with Mission Indians, staying strongest when odds were against him.

Frank Luke, Jr Arizona Norman Hall Liberty Luke Salt Gila

Cause and grievance across marriage during teething nights

A terse family note contrasts unmarried and married states, noting a wife nursing a grievance and a teething infant keeping them awake all night, reflecting domestic strain in a lighthearted column.

Northern Daily Telegraph

Snowfall Speed Compared to Tropical Rainclouds

An observer notes that if snow fell as quickly as rain in a tropical cloudburst, three minutes of snowfall would accumulate about 25 inches of snow, illustrating dramatic snowfall rates in theory.

Man Prefers Failure to Reform by Others

A speaker argues that a man would rather break a bad habit himself than allow someone else to reform him. The remark reflects a belief in personal responsibility and resistance to external moral coaching.

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