France Honors Dead Air Aces With Shaft
Seventy veterans attended the Lafayette Escadrille Memorial ceremony near Paris on July 4 in Saint-Cloud honoring sixty seven fallen American airmen. Flags, officials, and thousands paid tribute as bodies of pilots were gathered from French cemeteries and reinterred.
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Paris
Saint-Cloud
Myron T. Herrick
M. Paul Plainleve
France
George Thenault
Escadrille
Washington
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Italy
Saint Cloud
Edgar G. Hamilton
French Foreign Legion
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Herrick
United States
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America
William Nelson Cromwell
Vernon Ooth
Austen K. Chadwick
John Jay Chapman
No Patience With Children Story Prompts Vegetable Compound Endorsement
A Dalton Pennsylvania woman describes how fatigue and nerves worsened with her pregnancies. She quotes a neighbor who used Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and claims both she and her husband felt it helped her. The testimonial notes improvement after starting the remedy.
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Dalton
Mars
Raymond Stace
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Dalton, Pa
New York Girls' School Proves Supreme Regeneration Formula
Albion N Y July 6 a reforming school for girls treats bitterness with kindness. Mrs Flora P Daniels superintendent says the state training school helps girls regain self respect by education housekeeping and business skills. The 92 acre campus features homelike brick buildings and trees.
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Albion
N. Y
Albion State Training School
Flora P. Daniels
Reformatory
Escadrille Memorial Names Battle Dead and Founders
The memorial arch commemorates Escadrille members and battlefields with a stone facade listing dead and living names. Norman Prince led the formation in 1915 with original members including Thaw, Chapman, Rockwell, McConnell, Hall, and Cowdin. the honor roll advances in death order with numerous names such as Chapman, Dowd, Rockwell, Prince, McConnell, and Genet along the inscription.
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Norman Prince
Chicago
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Victor Chapman
Kiffin Rockwell
James McConnell
Bert Hall
Elliott C. Cowdin
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Winter
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Fashion and Life at the Girls’ School Campus
The article describes living arrangements for 16 to 30 year old inmates at a school campus with eight cottages housing 18 or 19 girls each and a nursery cottage for mothers. It notes the administration buildings chapel gymnasium recreation center and that dancing and parties occur on holidays attended by parolees and former inmates. Magna Charta Day featured a female principal speaker at Runnymede England.
Nervous Folks Praise Capudine Relief for Nerves
Advert says Capudine eases nervous tension and headaches quickly. Liquid formula acts faster than tablets and powders and contains no opiates. Available at all drug stores for 30c and 60c.
Eastman calls meeting on calendar reform plan
Geo Eastman, camera maker and chair of the national committee on calendar simplification, called first meeting in Washington July 9 to survey views of industry science agriculture labor and the professions. Data gathered will be analyzed and sent to the secretary of state for use if the US joins an international calendar reform conference.
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Rochester
N. Y
Geo. Eastman
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Eastman
Agriculture
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United States
Cute in a Baby and Tricks to Stop Sucking
Thumb sucking in babies can persist into age three and beyond, risking dental issues and digestion. Tips include sleeve pins, mittens, and cuffs to prevent hand use, plus regular bowel routines and Fletcher's Castoria for colic and constipation. The remedy is vegetable and harmless with a motherhood guide on the wrapper.
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Chas. H. Fletcher
Pole sitter Sammy Fox rushed to hospital after heat and pork
Sammy Fox descended from a 65 foot flagpole atop the 14 story First National Life Insurance building in St Louis. He blamed the 93 degree heat and a groast pork sandwich for making him ill and sending him to a hospital.
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United Press
ST. Louis
Sammy Fox
First National Life Insurance
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