Dedicated America and the American People
A reflective piece notes Sir Arthur Shipley praising Americans for kindness and tolerance. It recounts amiable politics, light disagreements over milk, and Americans’ patience with varied religious dogma. It mentions Carlyle’s books bequeathed to Harvard and the silent majority.
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Worl
Arthur Shipley
Lincoln
United States
Lucas
Carlyle
Harvard University
Chelsea
Meat Ban Keeps Valamo Monks From Meat For Centuries
On Valamo Island Finland monks of Greek Catholic tradition vow no meat and avoid hunting trapping or smoking. A recent visit by American Red Cross members to a refugee camp near Viborg included a lunch of fish prepared in several ways. The island’s 450 monks continue the rule from ancient times, with fish the staple for meals.
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Valamo
Finland
Lake
Ladoga
American Red Cross
Viborg
Air Mail Plans Defeated by Chinese Accident
Chang Tso Lin, ruling north China, ordered six English airplanes for possible military use or a postal service. Three were sent to Mukden for mail, but a collision damaged a railroad bridge and the planes, ending hopes for an air mail route.
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Chang Tso Lin
China
England
Mukden
Tientain
Thrill Not on Program Atobregon Vaghen Event
Disjointed OCR reads suggest an unsettled report about Obregon and an aide seating incident. A pastor and a fast bull figure in a disrupted program as the band starts a national bull. Details remain unclear.
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Obregon Vaghen
Tanlac credited with dramatic recovery in Syracuse case
Mrs Emme Reifenstein of 887 Webster Avenue Syracuse declares Tanlac restored her health after nearly two years of nervous breakdown and indigestion. She gained about 25 pounds and now sleeps well and eats freely. Her husband, J Reifenstein, notes her improvement and says they have been married 52 years. Adv. Tanlac sold by leading druggists.
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Emme Relfenstein
Webster Avenue
Syracuse
Senough
J. Reifenstein
Taniac
Tarlac
Adv
Cuticura Ointment Soap and Talcum Ad Promotes Skin Care
An advertisement promotes Cuticura Ointment for pimples redness roughness or itching. It advises bathing with Cuticura Soap and hot water, then drying gently and dusting with Cuticura Talcum for fragrance. Each product is priced at 25 cents.
Symbolic flowers and songs emerge from history and hope
The St. Louis Globe-Democrat argues states should not wait for a state flower or song, noting soldiers of the great war adopted the poppy as a symbol of heroism. It envisions decorations with flowers and patriotic lyrics born from circumstance and memory, urging ready made symbols for national romance.
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St. Louis Globe-Democrat
America
Sofa Used as Spoon Holder in Domestic Anecdote
A casual household scene notes a sofa serving as an improvised spoon holder. The brief observation highlights everyday improvisations in a home setting.
Astoria Advertises Mothers' Salads for Infants and Children
A fragmented ad mentions Astoria product mothers use for infants and children. It hints at a brand or salad product in a local promotion context.
Junior asks if mosquito died goes to heaven
A short, curious anecdote recounts a boy who asks his father if a mosquito killed by the boy’s father will go to heaven. The father responds it might be a good one, and the boy repeats questions as more insects are discussed, ending with hopeful wonder.
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Washington, D. C
Robert H. Buckner
Terre Haute
Henry W. Caldwell
Evansville
Bertie H. Decker
Richmond
Sanford Babis
Indianapolis
Stephen HB. Edmonson
Terra Haute
Benjamin F. Kepler
Hamilton
Meredith Masters
Jasper
Owen M. Steadman
Greensburg
Albert W. Bronson
Carl J. Brennerscheldt
Isaac Goodman
Tipton
Russ B. Li
Miriam A. Sanders
Cythia A. Pratt
Peru
Mary A. Miller
Alexander H. Lockridge
Greencastle
South Bend
Michigan
Berrien County
Arthur Yaser
Labor Forum
Lewis Lemay
Clay County
Putnam Circuit
Harvey Fisher
Lemay
William Lawson
McCray
State Highway Commission
Walter Q. Zabrt
Fort Wayne
Alvin V. Burch
John Eluphant
Vincennes
Archy Campbell
Kendallville
Charles Zeigler
Attica
Earl Crawford
Connersville
Petersburg
White River
Pike County
Clinton
Junior
Dozyou
Chicago
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Indianta
Wendell A. Barker
Hikhart
Haymond W. Beckmhn
Wiley H. Boles
Ingianapolis
Frank A. Brown
Aselgmor
G. and
J. Tire Company
Clare
Charles W. Desonbry
Harry ©. Foster
Indiana Lamp Company
Conneraville
Robert O. Glasecock
Anderson
Frank M. Handly
Holleburg
Charlene N. McClintock
al M. Manufacturing Company
Ross B. Wilson
Kokomo
Leslie I. Ziegler
Nordyke & Marmon Company
Lafayette
Indiana
Purdue University
State Board of Tax Commissioners
Johnson County
White River Township
Wheatley
Sutton Road
Mulliinix
Hensley Township
Buckner
Linton
Kelch
Angola
John Tasker
Tasker
Richard Tasker
Census Bureau
Germany
Poland
Hammond
Parmenter-Barnett Packing Company
Ryan Packing Company
Everett C. Brown
Seth St. John
James Lane
Europe
Tippecanoe County
Parke,’ Greene
Sy. Sule
Emma Reifenstein
Webster “Ave
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