Ginger Shields of Scotts Daring in Allied Battle Valor
In France, amid a grim Somme era engagement, Royal Scots and Gordons report brutal fighting. Ginger ShieldsClip earns glory as he holds a trench with machine gun fire and rifle shots until overwhelmed, then dies bravely. comrades recount heroic acts and a sergeant delivering a critical message saving the line near Mametz and Albert.
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France
Fritz
Ginger” Shields
Ginger
Shield
Arras
Argyles
Gordons
Mametz
M’ewan
Patterson
Albert
Dr Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery Endorsed For Liver And Blood
A testimonial from Bybee Texas praises Dr Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery for boosting liver action and purifying blood to fight germs. Norwan Carron and W H J G Ly declare the remedy cures run down nerves and liver complaints and offers to answer inquiries.
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Dr. Pierce
United States
President Invalids Hotel and Surgical Institute
Buffalo, N. Y
Bybee
Texa
SyLtacauca
Ata
Pierce
W.H. JG_LY
Convicted German Agents Must Serve Prison Terms
Richmond, May 8. German agents convicted of conspiracy in the sinking of the Liebenfels in Charleston harbor on January 31, 1917, must serve prison terms. Johann Klattenhoff, formerly Liebenfels captain, and Paul Wierse, associate editor of the Charleston American, were the defendants. Klattenhoff received six months in federal prison. Wierse, fined 1000 dollars and sentenced to two years.
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Richmond
Charleston Harbor
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Johann Klattenhoff
Paul Wierse
Charleston American
Klattenhof
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J. E
Lewis & Son Corner
Princess
Rao Evans Chemical CO
Cincinnati
Daring
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Scotts
Milan
Alma Brown
America
Sumova
Broadway
63Rd Street
New York City
Fifth Ave
Central Park
P.v.land
Manag
Columbia
S. C
R. J. Blalock
W. A. Coleman
M. M Rice
T. J. Snr
Aulomod Ileep Anderson
Ocome Coyn
Wl Good Drug Store
A. David Company
N. Jacobi Hardware Company
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