First Shoes Brighten Crippled Boy at St Vincent’s
In the Billings hospital ward an orthopedic patient, a six year old with severe club feet, proudly wears his first fitted shoes after Dr. Louis W. Allard corrected his feet. Mrs. Maj. John Bree and her husband praise the hospital building, staff, and the rehabilitation work for crippled children.
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St. Vincent’s Hospital
Billings
John Bree
Salvation Army
Montana Department
St. Vincent's
Bree
Butte
H. B. Lowry
Sisters of the Hospital
Virginia
Stella
Allard
Joshers Deliver Christmas Boxes Amid Community Cheer
In Butte a charity drive by the Joshers club begins deliveries to homes Thursday aided by Boy Scouts. They collect trucks from supporters, with William Gemmell coordinating, and aim to brighten many needy families alongside Salvation Army efforts and support from Rotary Kiwanis and local churches.
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Joshers’ Club
Butte
Good Fellows
Santa Claus
William Gemmell
Joshers
Gemmell
Finlen
West Broadway
Salvation Army
Army
Josher Scouts
Rotary Club
Kiwanis
Elks
Santa Direct
Christmas Holiday Cheer Marks Butte’s 1922 Christmas
The article notes a shopping picnic with big fat turkeys, groceries filled with holiday treats, and dry goods stocked for women. Christmas falls on Monday creating a double holiday as kids return from college for about 10 days of holiday joys. Knights Templars meet at the Masonic Hall to observe Peace on Earth with breakfast music and cards.
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Knights Templars
Minnesota Cow Breaks World's Butter Record
May Walker Ollie Homestead a Wolstein cow owned by Minnesota Holstein at Austin Minnesota set a new annual butter production record. For 3865 days ending at midnight, she produced 1 217.27 pounds of butter fat equal to 1521.6 pounds of butter, surpassing the former 1596.9 pounds held by Duchess Skylark Ormsby.
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Associated Press
Omaha
Neb
May Walker
Ollie
Minnesota Holstein Company
Austin
Minn
A. L. Eberhart
Toledo Death at Beach Quietly Ends With Music
Joseph Sousa dies peacefully at Toledo beach while enjoying a bassoon rendition of Stars and Stripes. Police report he sleeps through the scene, leaving behind a gold watch and chain and $39.
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Toledo
Ohio
Joseph Sousa
Toledo Beach
Stars and Stripes
Refugees Tell of Turk Atrocities Before Immigration Panel
Colorful testimony described Christian persecutions in Turkey as supporters of the White bill to admit Near East refugees urged passage. Witness Eliza Shakinian recounted captivity by Turks and Ellis Island detention, while George Horton warned against resettlement.
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Associated Press
Washington
Turkey
House Immigration Committee
United States
Eliza Shakinian
Ellis Island
America
George Horton
Smyrna
State Department
Horton
Near East Relief
Federal Council of Churches
The
Young Men's Christian Association
Young Women’s Christian Association
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