A Health to the Fighting Man
Poem praising soldiers with a red glint in the eye and steadfast loyalty to the United States. It honors the fighting man, his duty, and prayers for safety, victory, and return to a grateful nation.
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Newspaper
Van Buren News Eagle
Location
Van Buren, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1920
Page
8
Poem praising soldiers with a red glint in the eye and steadfast loyalty to the United States. It honors the fighting man, his duty, and prayers for safety, victory, and return to a grateful nation.
A motivational exhortation urges cooperation and mutual aid, using horse team imagery and a Ben Franklin quote to emphasize unity. It stresses helping others at work and the value of collective effort for national and personal prosperity.
Be There urges readiness and presence at the moment of opportunity. The text cites a political convention moment when a less known man rose to leadership, inspiring a senate career. It emphasizes staying true to ideals, seizing chances, and being there when duty calls in business and life.
Mrs Corda Harvey of Ochelata Oklahoma entertained Mil dred Harvey and several little friends from two to five oclock Friday afternoon. The gathering featured games music and dainty refreshments. Guests included Ruth Partin Parlee Evans Lois Wynn Dorthurt Carson Ora Frenweich Esther Maxwell Violet Smith Evelyn Goodwin Bernice Romine Cleo Poe Anna Grace Allen Vesta Romine Margaret Camblin Mildred Harvey and the boys Francis Burson Robert Conly Lee Sturm Raymond Biddle Chester Romine Ralph McKay Kenneth Harvey. Ladies present were Ida Smith Rebecca MccKay Bertha Biddle Stella Camblin and Mabel Harvey.
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