Labor and Legion Unite Against Propaganda in Iowa
Frank Wenig of Ottumwa Iowa a Legion official and labor ally warned against propaganda claiming Legion members would act as strike breakers. He cited Denver incidents and argued AFL and Legion share views on child labor immigration and patriotism while endorsing the adjusted compensation bill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion
Organized Labor
Frank Wenig
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Iowa
Legion
Wenne
State Federation of Labor
the Legion
Ottumwa
Denver
Colo
Wenng
American Federation of Labor
Wealy
Auxiliary Seeks Data on Women’s Stand-by Program
American Legion Auxiliary officials have issued questionnaires to departments to assess needs for development and to identify outstanding constructive work during the past year. Mrs. Jennie Stewart of Bartlesville Oklahoma, southern district VP, led the roll out with plans for other district leaders to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion Auxiliary
Veterans’ Association
Jennie Stewart
Bartlesville
Okla
Stewart
Legion urges schools to deepen patriotism with talks and flags
Superintendent James J. Reynolds of the Flatbush I S schools calls for active cooperation between American Legion posts and schools. He urges Legion speakers at patriotic events and presenting each new school with a Legion flag, plus sharing post histories to preserve deeds in service for future patriotic study.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion
James J. Reynolds
Flatbush
I. S
Veterans’ Organization
Legion
Reynolds
Indecent Letter Fined for Barker Mills Superintendent
Emil Dick, superintendent of Barker mills in Auburn Maine, was fined 10 dollars by a U S District Court jury for sending an indecent letter to Alvin M. Owsley then national commander of the American Legion. The message used a strong epithet and accused the commander of French propaganda over Ruhr occupation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emil Dick
Barker Mills
Auburn
United States District Court
Alvin M. Owsley
American Legion
Owsley
Ruhr
National Legion Chaplain Ezra Clemans Wins Padre Title
Ezra C. Clemans, national chaplain of the American Legion, earned the title Padre on the Mexican border. A Minnesotan, he served as chaplain in multiple wars, preached widely, aided veterans with loans, and led church expansion in Minnesota. He supported Legion chaplains and state efforts, earning wide recognition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexican
Ezra C. Clemans
American Legion
Veterans’ Organization
Clemans
Shattuck
Minnesota
Faribault Guards
One Hundred and Thirty-sixth Infantry
Seventh Aviation Center
Aunalt
U. S
United States
Fifty-eighth Infantry
Ber
Minnesota National Guard
AEF
Owatonna
Minn
Board of Conference
M. E
Legion
Calhoun Post
Foxes Cart Wheel Trick Ends With Dog Pursuit
Wise Mr. Fox sets a cart wheel at his doorway to shoo away intruders and bragged to Mr. Possum. Mr. Dog, chasing the scent, gets tangled in the spokes and slides down the hill, finally retreating home. Fox praises the scheme amid a tale of cleverness and caution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Fox
Mr. Fox
Mr. Dog
Mr. Dogg
Possum
Dog
Mr.Possum
Mr. Pox
Gommee
McClure Newspaper Syndicate
Jobs for Veterans Reported in Kansas City
The Ameri can Legion employment committee found 4194 jobs for veterans in Kansas City Missouri. About 400 men hold permanent positions due to Legion placement. Nearly 100 percent of these jobs were permanent, with the rest short term. The effort helps veterans avoid charity and retain self respect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Employment Committee of the
American Legion
Legion
Marker marks birthplace of Gen Pershing’s mother in Tennessee
A marker near Maryville Tennessee honors the birthplace of General John J Pershing's mother. The tablet sits at the site of the old log cabin home. A dedication ceremony included numerous American Legion members and Tennessee figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Pershing
John J Pershing
Maryville
Tenn
American Legion
Has Anyone Laughed At You Because You Are Set in Your Opinions
Opinion clashes spark laughter as people align with groups and call others obstinate. A steady stance invites mockery from rival sets, while changing views too often earns a new chorus. The path is to hold your ground until you can adopt a better, well supported view.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McClure Newspaper Syndicate
The Name Susan Across Cultures and a Sapphire Dream
Traces the name Susan and its derivatives across England Scotland France and Switzerland noting Susanna Susanne Susie Sue and Suzette. Links the sapphire to Susan in folklore claiming protection luck and divine favor with a Thursday luck cue and a note on dream symbolism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susan
Schusechannah
Susanna
Tiflis
Joachim
Susanne
England
France
Switzerland
Scotland
Jamieson
Becket
Sue
Sukey
Suzette
Suzanne
Zosa
Zosel
Germany
Suchen
Suse
Wheeler Syndicate, Inc
Why Superstitions By H Lrding King
A description of a Canadian and New England belief that a child with congenital hernia can be cured by passing it nine times through a split mountain ash tree at sunrise on May 1. The practice blends sun-worship and sympathetic magic, with warnings of pain if the fire follows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England
Maritime Provinces
Canada
England
Rowan
A Cheering Thought Exchange Joke
In a light exchange Mrs Hoyle asks about a husband pacing with the baby and Mrs Doyle recalls his consolation that the child will one day be old enough to attend the circus.
A Line O Cheer Mystery and Acceptance
A reflective verse on facing unknown fate with calm acceptance. The speaker contemplates a puzzling force beyond human understanding and chooses gratitude if the outcome proves good, or resignation if it is bad. The piece carries a practical, pious tone typical of McClure Newspaper Syndicate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McClure Newspaper Syndicate
Tuberculin Test Urged For All Cattle In Milk Chain
William H. Feldman of the Colorado Experiment Station argues tuberculosis is a major, preventable disease affecting humans and many animals. He cites transmission via milk and the tuberculin test as essential for control, urging sanitation, veterinary meat inspection, and universal cattle testing to reduce prevalence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
William H. Feldman
Pathology
Colorado Experiment Station
Careful Management Key to Building a Herd
The article urges careful feeding and management to grow a strong herd. It stresses proper recording and branding of calves for certified pedigrees and the importance of culling inferior stock. A scrub purebred harms seller and buyer, while a well-selected herd builds reputation and steady income in the cattle industry.
Powdered Vermin Control for Winter Infestations
The article recommends using coal tar dip as directed by manufacturers to treat vermin in winter. It advises dusting affected skin areas with pyrethrum sulphur and tobacco, using powdered sabadilla for cattle with care, and applying fluoride of sodium to poultry.
Also Mentioned on This Page
American Legion News Service
Labor and Legion Allied
Legion’s National Chaplain
Kngwa
Wise MR. Fox
Ethel R. Peyser
Ruth Dwyer
Miss Dwyer
Brooklyn
Susie Pye
Belcham’s
Miss Whizz
POWAN
Mesself
McClure Syndicate
John Kendrick Bangs
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