Cat and dog bond in Glure courtyard tale of Prince the pointer
In Doctor Glure's yard a kitten naps between Prince the pointer's forepaws while Old Man Negley recalls a fox hunting club prank. He explains how a pet fox lived with the hounds until the master fired him for creating nonlethal sport, reflecting on pets and kennels.
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Vine Street
Doctor Glure
Negley
Prince
Glure
Princess
Dhrtie
England
Berk- Blaires
Hunt Club
Berkshires
The
McNaught Syndicate, Inc
Ayres Named to National Finance Committee of the American Legion
Leonard P. Ayres a renowned statistician and Cleveland trust vice president was appointed to the National Finance committee by National Commander John Fr. McQuigg. Ayres organized major wartime statistical divisions and served as chief statistician and economic adviser to peace commissions. He will help safeguard Legion funds and assist in budgeting for all national units. Ayres, born 1879 in Connecticut, holds degrees from Boston and Columbia.
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Leonard P. Ayres
Cleveland Trust Company
National Finance Committee
American Legion
Ayres
John FR. McQuigg
War Department
General Staff
Pershing
Chaumont
Service of Supply
Washington
Legion Committee
United States Peace Commission
Woodrow Wilson
Commission
Charles G. Dawes
Tyanes
United States Service
VOUT
Allied Statistical Board
Priorities Board
War Industries Board
Interallied Purchasing Commission
Warr Department
America
National
Legion
National Organization
Mr. Ayres
Connecticut
Boston
Columbia
Plant Life Abundant in Philippine Islands
American botanists have cataloged over 10 000 plant species in the Philippines including 582 edible varieties. Famine is avoided by reliance on wild tubers and bamboo shoots, with the burl palm yielding 27 products such as sugar flour fibers and wine. American capital could unlock these undeveloped resources for world markets.
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Philippines
United States
Islands
Asia Origin Meaning Land of the Dawn
The term Asia is said to derive from ancient Sanskrit meaning land of the dawn. Scholars note it reflects early views of the orientation of the continents.
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Asia
Land of the
Irrepressible Willie Pokes Fun At Misheard Vacation Tale
A brief humorous exchange shows Willie correcting his mother about a vacation story. He asks how she enjoyed her trip, she says she never left, and Willie suggests her bridge club mistook their travel plans. The vignette appears in an issue of American Legion Weekly.
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Willie
American Legion Weekly
Feverish broker urges urgent market move a doctor notes 102
A doctor finishes taking a broker's temperature as his fever hits 102. The patient, barely conscious, crackles with the stock tip, shouting Sell! Sell! in a tense scene captured by the American Legion Weekly.
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American Legion Weekly
O K FOR PARK HEAD Horace Albright Vindicated
Yellowstone National Park Superintendent Horace M. Albright was vindicated by a congressional committee investigating park management. The panel found most complaints came from bootleggers driven from the park by rangers under his instructions.
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Horace M. Albright
Yellowstone National Park
Congressional Committee
Medal Winner Dr Samuel C Lind Receives Nichols Medal
Dr Samuel C Lind associate director of the United States Fixed Nitrogen Research laboratory in Washington DC has been awarded the Nichols Medal for chemistry. The honor cites his research during the past year on chemical activation of alpha particles.
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Samuel C.lind
United States Fixed Nitrogen Research Laboratory
Washington, D. C
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FOX and Hounds
Philippine Islands
American Legion. News Service
Buffalo
National Art Gallery
Paris
Mose Bellmard
Kan
A.eb, I
New Harmony
Owen
Robert Owen
Robert Dale Owen
Ind
Philadelphia
School of Industry
Allts
O. K
Park Head
San Diego
Frederick G. Kahn
U. S. S. Colorado
Burke L. Law
Cal
Lieutenant Kahn
Scottfield
Belleville
Edward R
Boland
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