Veterans Bureau aid cited as doing more for disabled ex servicemen
An advocacy piece claims the United States Veterans Bureau pays out over 1 million dollars daily in cash and provides free hospital care to 30,000 veterans, plus vocational training, insurance, medical exams, and outside treatment. It asserts large annual expenditures and daily new claims, arguing the disabled veteran is well supported and addressing neglect concerns.
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Lent observance as personal choice for health and renewal
The article argues Lent is a personal belief matter but adopting its general principles aids bodily restoration. It notes winter diets heavy with fats dull energy and that spring calls for simpler meals, restrained amusements, and regular rest to promote health and calm reflection.
Did the stranger in Chiggersville reveal his business
In a humorous village exchange Bill Woy pit and Sam Puttyfut speculate about a sporty stranger in Chiggersville who claims to be the felier who built the pyramids. They argue the man’s true purpose and whether his tale fits pre Civil War era craft. Mrs Peckton and Mr Peckton drift into reflections on past regrets and a wrecked train altering fate.
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Foreign trade shift expands American reach in Latin markets
Washington report notes that American banks now place lenders worldwide, boosting Latin American infrastructure loans. Training for Latin trade includes Spanish and sales methods, with universities offering focused curricula and firms creating in-house programs to prepare exporters for regional business culture.
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Sermon Printer Sees Front Page Echoes
A tongue in cheek exchange shows a preacher noting how easily newspapers publish his sermons. He explains the trick as saying what the paper wants to hear, then seeing it used on the front page the next day.
Margot Asquith on beauty and America dialogue excerpt
The piece features Margot Asquith and remarks on beauty, contrasting English and American women. It also notes Hoover’s lack of reaction to an impending coal strike, a Yale professor urging initiative, and baseball players heading south for spring training.
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Waldron Child Recovers From Sleeping Sickness Attack
Roy Waldron, three years old, son of Mr and Mrs C C B Waldron of Richland township, is recovering from an attack of sleeping sickness. Mr and Mrs Wilson Swartz of Dundas visit relatives in Marion and Marietta. Mrs William Jacobs hosted a gathering with Miss Rhea Lowery Columbus Miss Charlotte Timms Dundas Miss Mary Lowery Miss Martha Mitchell and Mrs H C Milhon.
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Rhoades and Murry Wed in Zaleski Marriage
George Rhoades 24 of Zaleski married Lillian Murry 18 of Zaleski. The wedding, conducted by Dr. C. B. Taylor, took place Monday morning in Zaleski with Rhoades listed as miner and Murry as housekeeper.
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Barron Estate Inventory Filed by Administratrix Myrtle Hubn
Myrtle Hubn as administratrix filed the inventory and appraisement of the John C. Barron estate. The filing lists assets and values as part of probate proceedings.
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Oldest Man in Vinton County Dies at Home
Christopher Lingenfelter aged 104 died at his Zaleski home Sunday. He was regarded as the county’s oldest resident. Funeral services were held Tuesday in Zaleski with burial there.
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France Adopts Daylight Saving Time Measure
Paris reports the senate approved last week’s chamber of deputies measure to place France on daylight saving time starting March 26.
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