Marines Lead Moroccan Kindred at Chateau Thierry
From Maj Gen Harbord War Diary in the Saturday Evening Post the First Moroccan division and American units attack toward the Soissons Chateau Thierry highway to close the German Salient. The Moroccan troops spearhead a three‑division assault, with American and French units in support, claiming swift gains and heavy enemy losses.
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Jamen
Saturday Evening Post
Soissons
Chateau-Thierry
Rheims
Marne
France
Salient
Solasone
Verte Feuille Ferino
Solasang
Soissons-Chateau Thierry
St. Privat
America
Gettysburg
Pickett
Confederscy
Soigsons-Chateau-Thierry
Jewish Graves Marked With Stars During War
The war marked Jewish graves with Star of David instead of crosses, while Christian graves kept crosses. Chaplains’ insignia for Jewish faith shifted from a cross to a shepherd's crook, reflecting religious distinctions in memorials and symbols used for the fallen.
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Wer
Illusion on a Park Day With Carey at Play
A fragmented verse describes Carey romping on park grass in July and moving through a dreamlike scene with figures and skies changing as if beneath another sky. The cadence hints at imagery rather than a clear narrative or event.
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Carey
Lucis Tvarcely
The Phantom Parade On Memorial Day Parade
Poem recalls a Memorial Day parade with stiff starch uniforms and shining buttons. The speaker envisions pink cheeked soldiers marching, bugles sounding, and a mist of shaded figures over graves. A haunting chorus and burnished swords illuminate memories of a glorious past, yielding to a quiet sigh as the march ends.
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Parada
G. A. Helmbinder
New York Times
Symbol of the Day Memorial Day Observance
A Wisconsin Agriculturist verse recalls Memorial Day as a sacred holiday. It speaks of visiting resting places, placing flowers, and feeling peace as loved ones are remembered, bridging the gap between the living and the departed. The poem offers celestial imagery for honoring the dead.
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Wisconsin Agriculturist
Borglum Memorial at Newark Wave of America
Photograph showcases the front view of the Borglum Memorial in Newark North Dakota titled The Gutzon Borglum Memorial to the Wave of America. It highlights Jagking porth and the memorial’s frontal presentation.
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Gutzon Borglum
Newark
N.d
Rare Roman coins found in Egypt near Alexandria
A University of Michigan expedition uncovered a hoard of 60 gold Roman coins from the second century near Alexandria Egypt. The coins appear unworn and were stored in a small bag suggesting withdrawal from circulation or selective minting. Twenty four issues include Hadrian Antoninus Pius and Marcus Aurelius portraits with Faustina types. The find has no duplicates in Alexandria Museum holdings. the government plans to keep part for national collection.
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Alexandria
Egypt
University of Michigan
Francia W. Kelsey
Hadrian
Antoninus Pius
Colna
Marcus Aurelius
Marcus Aurelus
Faustina
Faustians
Antoninus Pinus
Museum of
Ancient Pottery Piece Teaches Orpheus Legend Story
Fragments of a 1500 year old prehistoric Indian bowl from Towave near Mesa Verde Colorado arrive at the Smithsonian. Dr. J Walter Fewkes notes the black and white ware carries a scene of two men and many birds linked to the Hopi flute ceremony myth of the Mute clan.
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Washington
R. 8. Lipscomb
Towave
Mesa Verde
Colo
Smithsonian Institution
J. Walter Fewkes
Bureau of American Ethnology
Doctor Fewkes
Special Delivery Mail Shows Increase Abroad
Use of the special delivery service with 28 countries by reciprocal arrangement has grown. Many businessmen use the 10-cent domestic stamp instead of the 20-cent stamp, raising costs and sometimes treating letters as ordinary mail abroad. Cuba sees especially high use of the 20-cent service. The main U.S. mail leaves Key West at 8 a.m. for Havana, delivering that day with proper stamps and returning replies by 8:36 a.m. the following day.
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Washington
Blany
Cuba
Key West
Haryano
United States
Naples Maintains Ties With Abyssinia Regent
Naples keeps cordial relations with Prince Regent Ian Taffari of Abyssinia. As gifts from the king, the Duke of the Abruzzi is sending a motor car a fighting tank and a diamond bracelet.
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Naples
Italy
Ian Taffari
Abyssinia
The
Abruzzi Ia
Bhlin
Electric welding links old rails into new railroad ties
General Electric reports success in turning used rails into metal railroad ties at a cost of 0 cents per tie with wooden ties at 2.80. The recovered metal value is about 2.50, and the process allows future recovery after the metal is used. The new method uses automatic electric welding.
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Schenectady
N. Y
General Electric Company
Peter Courage Under Persecution in Acts 6 7
Lesson outlines Peter’s courage under persecution from Acts 6 17 42. It covers the Apostles imprisonment miraculous deliverance and public teaching, Gamaliel’s counsel and their beating, concluding with joy in suffering for Christ and continued proclamation. Key figures include Peter the Apostles and Ananias and Sapphira.
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Peter
House of God
Ananias
Sapphira
Jerusalem
Christ
Cain
Abel
Joseph
Jacob
Saul
David
Jesus Christ
Jesus
Apostle
Israel
Gamaliel
Jewus Christ
An Undivided Heart and Faith in God
A devotional line stresses worship of God alone and trust over earthly wants. It cites quotes on salvation's cost and remarks that worldly concerns should be trampled and extinuguished wherever found.
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God
Carlyle
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Germany
Morocco
Cormow
Melita
Flanders Fields
Flanders
Find
Western Newspaper Union
Fitzwater
D.D
Deaf Moody Tibls Institute of Chicano
Pehoes
Seaview
Ite
Hiraagion
King Cole
Ile
Reid, Murdoch & & Co
Chicago
Pittsburgh
Keonville
New York
Green
Green, Inc
Woodbury
M. J
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