Pershing's Narrative of Meuse Argonne Campaign
General Pershing recounts the Meuse Argonne fighting from Sept 27 to Oct 11. Allied corps and divisions push through Montfaucon Nantillois Cunel Brieulles and Ogens then press toward Hill 272 and Romagne. The Lost Battalion relief efforts, French Anglo-American coordination, and army reorganization are described with key troop movements and gains.
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Montfanac
Nantillois
Bois de Bouge
Bois de la Cote Lamont
Brieulles-sur-Meuse
Meuse
Thirty-third
Eightieth
Ivoiry-Montfaucon
Cierges-Nantillois
Cierges
Epinonville
Ecisfontaine
Bois de Clerges
Bois de Cierges
Gesnes
Charpentry
Montrebeau Wood
Exermont
Fifth Guard
Thirty-fifth
Montrebean Wood
Twenty-eighth
Argonne
Montblainville
Champ Mahaut
Apremont
le Tonda
Seventy-seventh
Bois de la Cote Lemont-Nantillois-Apremont
France
Tober
Third Corps
Bois de Fays
Aire
Chehery
Aire River
Meuse-Argonne
Argonne Forest
Beaumont-Brabant-sur- Meuse
Fifth Corps
Bois de Romagne
Beaumont
Fourth Army
Cunel
Romagne
Richen
Thirty-third Division
Bell
Consenvoye
Borne de Cornouiller
Richene Hill
Twenty-ninth Division
Morton
Bois d’Ormont
Seventeenth Corps
Cameron
Buck
Madeleine Farm
Bois de Cunel
Cote Dame Marie
Summerall
Cote de Maldah
One Hundred and Eighty First Brigade
John B. McDonald
Bullard
Blanc Mont
Foch
Lejeune
W. R. Smith
Medeah Farm
St. Etienne
Gouraud
Moselle
Fresnes-en-Woevre
First Army
Liggett
Eighty-second
Chatel-Chehery
Cornay
Duncan
Muir
Hines
Cunel-Brieulles Road
Bois de Petit de Faux
Bois de Foret
Cronkhite
Bois Des Ogons
Sommerance
Molleville Farm
Bois de la Cote
Lemont
Cote Dame Marie—Sommerance
Grandpre
Second Corps
Read
Selle River
Forgotten HEROES James Aitken the one-man war legend
The account recalls James Aitken, a Scottish-born defector turned English foe, who fired fires in Bristol and Portsmouth using a crude time bomb, eluded capture through a fierce chase, was hanged, and displayed in chains at Blockhouse Point. It notes his Boston Tea Party past and his final fate as a forgotten hero. It also mentions carotene and its relation to vitamin A in foods like yellow corn and carrots.
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London
Aitken
Old England
James Aitken
Boston
Great Britain
England
Portsmouth
Bristol
Exeter
Plymouth
Isle of Man
Odiham
John Baldwin
Blockhouse Point
The Robert Morris of the West and Oliver Pollock
George Rogers Clark era financier Oliver Pollock backed the American cause by funding powder and supplies, later facing debts and jail in Havana, then repaying creditors and settling in Carlisle. Despite his pivotal role and a late $108,605 repayment, Pollock died in 1828 with little public honor.
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Eorge Rogers Clark
United States
Old Northwest
Oliver Pollock
Pollock
America
Carlisle
Havana
Cuba
New Orleans
Revoluton
Virginia
Patrick Henry
George Rogers Clark
Illinois
Clark
Mississippi
Ohio
Pittsburgh
Galvez
Louisiana
Philadelphia
Amercan
National Treasury
Pinckneyville
Miss
Milk of Magnesia for Indigestion Relief
When food soars about two hours after eating, many suffer sour stomachs or indigestion caused by over-stimulated stomach nerves and excess acid. The correct remedy is Phillips Milk of Magnesia a tasteless dose in water. It neutralizes acid, works quickly, and is the approved method prescribed by physicians for correcting excess acids at 50c a bottle in drugstores.
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Phillip of
Magnesia
Surplus Wheat and Novel Talk in a Quiet Year
A curious dialogue links surplus wheat to surplus novels, exploring how abundance shapes culture and appetite. The wording suggests playful economic metaphors without citing specific events or figures.
St Joseph's aspirin advertised in moisture proof packaging
An 1900s advertisement touts St Josephs Genuine Pure Aspirin in moisture proof cellophane wrapped packages. It claims freshness and purity, with twelve tablets sold for 10 cents and promoted as the largest selling pure aspirin in the world.
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United States of America
St.Joseph’s
All Close Close Relatives Question Money Inheritance
A person asks who their closest relative is and expresses frustration that it is impossible to obtain money from any of them. The remark highlights strained family ties and financial distress.
Forty Years Old But Looks Twenty Mrs Johnson’s Secret
Mrs Johnson has lived in her town for age and is known as “young Mrs Johnson.” She attributes her youthful appearance and energy to Fellows' Syrup, a tonic doctors have prescribed for years. Health and beauty come from internal vitality. Visit your druggist and ask for Fellows' Syrup. Take a few doses and feel younger and better.
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General Pershing
North American Newpaper Alliance
Wnii Savvies
Dickman
C. W. Whittlesey
Briarville
Iowu Mil
eCimel
Lamy
Robert Morris of the
West
Nor Union
Wwe
Saxon
Witch Hazel
Fellows Syrup