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Miss Scarlett's the nicest of O'Hara's dotters...
...outside authorities: Dr. Paul Dwight Moody, president of Middlebury College and onetime Chief of Chaplains of the A. E. F., now on a year's leave of absence to act as the Federal Council of Churches' liaison official between churches and chaplains; Bishop John Francis O'Hara of the Roman Catholic Army and Navy diocese; Rabbi Isaac Landman, editor of the Universal Jewish Encyclopedia and a chaplain with Pershing in Mexico...
Bishop O'Hara advised the chaplains to "take the men and give them all the instruction you possibly can. . . . Know the answers to the things you believe. Tell the soldier all you know about God and tell him all about your relations with God. . . . The Army will give him the natural side; the thing that you have to give is the supernatural side. . . . If we forget all about the supernatural, we are exactly on the Hitler basis." Said Rabbi Landman: in dealing with Jewish boys, the chaplains should remember the differences among Jews in heritage and practice, help them...
...middle '20s, Arthur was president and Aroline had passed on Gove leadership to her daughter Lydia, a tall (6 ft. 2 in.), big-boned, scrappy spinster who became the Scarlett O'Hara of patent medicines. Lydia was impatient with Pinkham advertising. She wanted to pay out over 50% of gross sales for old-fashioned testimonial advertising. Arthur and his brothers (Vice President Daniel, Secretary Charles) wanted a more sophisticated modern campaign with expenditures not over 30%. With the board of directors deadlocked (three Pinkhams, three Goves), Lydia locked company securities in a safe deposit box, ran off with...
Just before dawn the trawler North Star, inbound for Boston with a load of fish, caught sight of the Mary E. O'Hara's masts. Five of the crew were still hanging on. One man slipped off even as the North Star hove to alongside, but he was fished out alive. Another, frozen to his perch, had to be pried loose...