Winners and losers in a pledge to persevere poem piece
A Chicago Times-Herald verse by E. Kiser contrasts winners and losers. It emphasizes perseverance, belief in self, generosity, and endurement as paths to success, while quitting, cynicism, and selfishness lead to failure. The poem closes with the assertion that love and steadfast effort crown the eventual winners.
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E. Kiser
Chicago Times-Herald
Burning Charge at Block Houses 12 and 14 in Philippine Skirmish
In a brutal assault along a jungle road from Block House 13 toward the western flank, blue uniforms led a determined advance through bamboo and trench fire. A captain falls, Billy Gray is wounded, and Pat Latrobe is found among the fallen as comrades rally to push the attack and secure the captured road.
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Billy Gray
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Block House 12
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Pat
Wounded Billy Gray Faces Conflicts of Love and Duty
In a Manila hospital, Billy Gray lies among the wounded while Arm strong guards him. Gray battles guilt over Amy Lawrence and a forbidden affection for Witchie Garrison, as Arm strong’s presence stirs remorse and distraction. Margaret Garrison reacts with rage when Latrobe is revealed to have died, adding to the tangle of loyalties and secrets.
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Prison Babies and Prisoner Wards in Parliament Style
A survey of prison life notes that babies born in infir maries are cared for by many women inmates and warders who craft clothing and ornaments, while newborns are soon moved to other facilities for humane treatment. The piece also reflections on Dollar Glen and Castle Gloom, praising its scenery and traditions that draw visitors annually to the Campbells’ old fortress in Scotland.
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Cincinnati Enquirer
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Dollar Glen
Castle Gloom
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