Soldiers Confident They Can Whip Bodie at the Front
Belcher writes from the Army front about currents of war and life abroad. The letter describes a stay in a steam heated room, observations on how the welcome to France has changed, and humor about shared bunks, snoring, and life at the Grand Hotel du France.
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U. S
Belcher
United States Forces
Bank Weles
Sacramento
Panama
France
Broadway
Sixth Avenue
Hotel du France
Petit Chambre
United States
Grand Hotel du France
Protege of Mrs Marshall recalls life with soldiers in France
A wartime letter from a protégé of Mrs Marshall describes cramped quarters, scarce water, and improvised baths in a French town near a hospital. The writer notes cheerful morale among about 40 American soldiers from regular army units and the Rainbow Division, contrasting welfare support for others with neglect of Regulars. The piece ends with the refrain Till ta Guerre is Finis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bow Belt
United States
Rainbow
National Guard
Late Market Quotations From Historic Market Report
The page lists varied commodity prices and market figures including lambs, ewes, hay, straw, seeds, hides, wool pelts, and poultry. It mentions Denver as a source, denoting per ton or per unit prices, with several figures for steel, corn, lard, and other staples, reflecting a late market round on unspecified date.
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Hooy Ieee
Mar Ano Chain
Manmet
C. B. Denver
Cariond
Allaire
Sropi Pyr Ion Park
Gusnieon Valley
Ate
Ettop Ack
Sinton
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Worthily Ranked Among Saints
A reflective piece praising St Patrick as a human, approachable Irish figure who lived among Celts, learned from church fathers, and led with insight rather than miracles. It argues his greatness lies in understanding life, influencing social development, and inspiring respect through inner leadership.
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British Islands
St. Patrick
Church
St. Paterick
Ireland
Sekaraes Boss
Sosa
Untitled Praise For A Plainly Clad Figure
A reflective tribute extols a plainclothes man whose inner spirit and kindly gaze inspired warnings promises and hope. He is described as great and capable of guiding others toward righteousness, peace, and goodwill on earth, pleasing God.
Plant long held sacred shamrock lore across cultures
The article traces the shamrock's origins across Greek and Irish traditions, noting that the white clover is the modern emblem though other clovers and plants share the name. It describes beliefs about four and five leaf varieties, charms for luck, dream magic, and protective powers, including misuse against conscription and cures for lunacy, with snakes avoiding the plant.
St Patrick Paid His Way in Confessions
In his Confessions the missionary notes his custom of not seeking or accepting contributions. The account emphasizes personal discipline and self reliance as he travels and preaches across lands and peoples.
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ST. Patrick
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Comforts Committee
The
Navy League of the United States
Fritz
Marshall
Twan
Moses
Ucka
Denver
Egan
Wester. Steameries
IML Ara
Ries
Tod Rade
Apples, Petes Cole
Mides and Felts
Ana Elnt
Murtan
Reese Barsliver
Shwe
Gsten
Concenvogatien
Hu Biog
Cannes
Aes
Geen Rite
Hibe
Ray
Patrick
Britain
St. Bridget
Bridget
Spain
Green Isle
Apollo
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