Veterans Bureau aims to return health and independence
In the September 26 1925 issue veterans’ health is emphasized over compensation as a path to economic independence. Hospitals report rising shell shock cases but fewer tuberculosis cases. mental illness among veterans worsens, with neurasthenia and insanity appearing as long term effects of war.
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Veterans’ Bureau
Montana Agricultural Boom Signals Strong Return
Montana wheat leads Minneapolis mills with high protein tests from Great Falls raise per bushel prices. Bitter Root strawberries set national records as government data show no prior movement. Montana wool buyers promise top payments next spring while farmers hold grain, awaiting higher market prices.
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Boston
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Prologue to the World Series Opens Vast Baseball Hype
The piece notes that the World Series dominates sports pages with exhaustive detail on Pirates and Senators. It mocks media obsession, lists player comparisons, infield skill, base running speed, and shortstop prowess, and touts endless dope, averages, and pennant prognostications.
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Piet Traynor
Ossie Bluege
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Ravages of the War Prompt Further Veterans Care
The article notes that 26,344 World War I veterans are treated in 50 American Veteran Bureau hospitals, with about 5,000 new cases monthly and 500,788 total treated. It highlights 12,000 cases of mental disease from gas, shell shock, or fever, and states veterans of all wars are eligible for government hospital care.
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Veteran Bureau
Mayo Urges Annual Health Checks For All
Dr. Charles H. Mayo urges periodic health examinations to catch hidden diseases early. He notes 3,000,000 Americans are ill with a large portion undiagnosed and stresses yearly investigations by a competent examiner.
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Bright
Across Word Parade Hidden in Plain Clues
Puzzle reads like a rapid fire list of crossword hints across varied topics. It names terms from biology and geography, plants and vegetables, measurement and artful wordplay, all jumbled as clue fodder for today’s grid.
Red Mike plots a bold stage door heist in a noir tale
In a smoky scene at a theater two gunmen Red Mike and Shorty Smith scheme to abduct a mannequin and steal outfits while lou Job is enlisted for the job. Amoura resists and ponders her escape as phone calls echo through the theater amid tense plans and vague loyalties.
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Red Mike
Fortune Day Predicted By 1925 Horoscope
The horoscope predicts a fortunate day on Saturday September 20 1025 with Saturn Venus and Jupiter in benefic aspect. Promising signs for farmers lovers and business types. weddings may bring material prosperity. The piece notes potential trouble from planetary alignments and hints at world war risk and future writers, teachers, judges, and ambitious people.
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Venus
Jupiter
Iis
Libra
Danny Meadow Mouse narrowly evades Billy Mink
In this Burgess bedtime tale from 1926, Danny Meadow Mouse hides on a floating board as Billy Mink pursues a meal. Danny remains motionless while Redtail the Hawk circles, hoping to avoid detection until the board encounters rushes and Billy passes by unseen.
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Electratohea Araroe
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Nesteé
Billy
Dany
Narror
T. W. Burgess
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