Teacher Praises Tanlac in Kezar Falls
Kezar Falls Maine teacher Herbert A Hl credits Tanlac with dramatic health gains. He describes prior weakness, breathing difficulty, chest pains, headaches, and sleep problems, and reports improved appetite, weight gain, better breathing, and restored strength after taking Tanlac. Advertisement notes sales milestones.
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Tanlac
Herbert A. Gup Hl
Kezar Falls
Maine
Loss from Insects Hits US Economy At Billions
The annual loss from insect devastation across the United States is about 2.009 billion dollars, roughly 20 dollars per person. Economic impact spans farms, forests, and urban areas as pest outbreaks disrupt crops and infrastructure.
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United States
Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound Praised by Tyrone Woman
A Tyrone Pennsylvania woman Mrs M Lopic reports run down feelings chronic left side pains and strength loss improving after taking Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound. She says it restored her energy and endurance for work and urges others to try it as a reliable body builder. Letters like this highlight reported relief from pains after using the product.
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Tyrone
Lydia E. Pinkham
The Swamp Resistance and a Fateful Sunset
In the Louisiana swamp Drace leads a dangerous pursuit of old Stepho. He encounters Stepho’s daughter Nage la Vitte who warns him of danger as Tonez’s gang drugs him and plans to burn him in a cabin.
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Drace
Levine
Stephen Vitte
Ile
Tonez
Draco
Ife
Stepho
Hars
Tenez
Bravest of the Brave Joseph Thompson Receives Medal
Lieut Col Joseph H Thompson former Pennsylvania Legion commander earns the Congressional Medal of Honor for actions near Aprenont France October 1 1918. He inspired his battalion under heavy fire and twice led advances on foot to support a critical tank assault.
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Joseph Thompson
Pennsylvania
Wears
Joseph H. Thompson
Pennsylvania Department of the American Legion
Legion
Bravest of the Brave
Congressional Medal of Honor
Charles H. Muir
Twenty-eighth Division
Thompson
Pennsylvania Legion
Washington
Congress
Aprenont
France
One Hundred and Tenth Infantry
Steamboat Gambles and a Northern Man’s Quest for Vitte
On a Mississippi steamboat in the early era a northern Kolonial pursue ex guerrilla Stepho la Vitte for his murdered father. Virgil Drace befriends Liberty Shottle amid carnival revelry and a French ball in New Orleans. They chase Nadine la Vitte, glimpse her, join carpetbagger unrest, and meet General Bethpage, as a web of love motive and revenge unfolds aboard the floating palace.
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Draco
New Orleans
Drace
Shottle
Stepho
Tere
Bethpage
Mississippi River
Virgil Drace
Liberty Shottle
Exguerrilla
Stepho la Vitte
la Vitte
Haman
Carpetbug
Boyce
Nadine la Vitte
Nadine
Stephoa Vitte
Farnum's Landing
Mississippi
Checks Legion Men's Cards In World War II Era Effort
Miss Morence H Meade of Chicago supervises the Library Bureau team at Indianapolis processing over one million American Legion membership cards. A force of 15 to 20 girls checks and distributes cards arriving at about 12 000 daily. After the initial battle ends she will lead weeks of follow up work. She previously served with the YMCA in Brest during the war and later with the Army of Occupation at Coblenz.
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Miss Morence H. Meade
Chicago
Library Bureau
American Legion
National
Indianapolis
Miss Meade
Warning to Ex-Service Men on VA Bureau Transactions
Ex service men are urged to deal with district VA bureau officers rather than Washington posts. Many travel to Washington at 100 a week and some walk long distances, even with crutches, seeking faster results. Washington Legion posts warn resources are strained as veterans from outside the district must handle affairs locally. The American Legion and Red Cross press veterans to use divisional headquarters as instructed.
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United States Veterans Bureau
Washington
Baltimore
American Legion
The
American Red Cross
Bureau
the Legion
Historic Tablets Reveal Fingers of Ancient Makers
Tablets in a Stanford University collection, secured from Babylon, display finger imprints formed over four thousand years ago. One tablet bears the name Darius the King.
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Leland Stanford University
Babylon
Darius
Mrs J B Ellis Praises Dr Pierce Medicines
Mrs J B Ellis of Butte Montana recalls using Dr Pierce medicines over fifty years. She cites Favorite Prescription for female health and Golden Medical Discovery after typhoid to regain strength. She endorses the medicines and invites trial with 10 cent sample from Dr. Pierce’s Invalids Hotel Buffalo New York.
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Dr. Pierce
J. B. Ellis
South
Jackson St
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