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The phrase belongs to that exhausted spring when the Union counted its dead and tried to render their sacrifice into something the living could carry
Battle of Molino del Rey near the City of Mexico
when Gail & Ax stamped its naval insignia onto every twist of dark-fired leaf and trusted the anchor to do the rest of the advertising
Illinois Chicago arrives with the clamor of the stockyards and the hush of the lakefront in the same breath — elevated trains over Wabash
its working chamber pressurized so men could dig beneath the Bay while the tower rose above them
US Patent No. 2317837 Swimmer's Mask by CH Wilen April 2 1943 Frame Style:Bourbon Frame The phrase belongs to thatUs Patent No. 2317837 Swimmers Mask by Ch Wilen April 2 1943 Wilen's wartime schematic shows the swimmer's face sealed beneath a single curved lens, the breathing tube rising like a periscope, drafted in a year when skin diving was still the province of spearfishermen and Navy frogmen learning to disappear below the surface. About the Source Bella Frye sources sports artifacts from American archives the U. S. Patent and Trademark Office for inventor's
