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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1927
Page
3
The piece meditates on Armistice Day nine years after the war ending in 1918, noting peace remains fragile. It reflects on national distraction from war aims, the sea of economic problems, and the lasting trauma. Soldiers recall horror and memory, with suppressed longing to forget.
The Armistice day marking eleven eleven in November 1918 recalls grim scenes of WWI combat. Veterans remember shell fire, fallen comrades, and the mental and physical toll of war, with many wishing to forget the horrors they endured.
A veteran recalls the moment Paris learned of the armistice on November 12 1918 and discusses how war stories shift from amusing incidents to grim realities. He notes how public memory has softened the terror while literature and drama revisit the war, moving away from romantic patriotism toward harsher truths.
A brief homage noting Armistice Day and honoring those who gave their lives, with a solemn call to remembrance and gratitude for eternal sacrifice.
The quotation attributes to Richard Le Gallienne that poets are children and notes a small boy’s remark about old poets becoming stars. The piece describes a country encampment of weekend children and a boy pondering what becomes of the old moon.
The antiquarian M F Fos al of San Jose claims possession of a parchment note from 1480 promising to pay 200 gold florins with 6 percent interest. Rossi asserts a potential collection of about $41,172 on the note, valuing the florin at $200 in American currency.
In a historical note, a watch was embedded in concrete laid twelve years ago for a bridge. The timepiece remained intact as the surface cracked revealing a disfigured face, yet the watch continued ticking reliably after wind. The fragment mentions long blasting work and the strange fate of a crystal and dollar fame tied to an Imbeide context.
A rural schoolhouse on runners was built recently at a jogging camp near Stevens and Mariposa in California. The novel structure stands about 617 feet high and is noted as among the softest schoolhouses in moveable form.
A fragmented line warns that certain acts are improper for children and should wait until adulthood. It emphasizes that the topic is not appropriate for young readers and suggests guidance from adults or guardians.
The piece describes a special microphone used by King George of Cngad for royal broadcasts. Wrapped in gold and covered with aliver wire, it bears emblems and is claimed to be the most valuable microphone in the world by monetary standards.
Joe Duree of Dea Malnes Iowa went deaf and underwent a risky air travel drop as doctors sought a pressure change to jar his eardrums. The 10 year old lung disease and prior illness were noted while in the service, with no clear success from the treatment.
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