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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Mar 24, 1922

Page

12

Legions Genuine Cave Man Parlee Gross Explores Ozarks

Parlee C. Gross of McComb Ohio and Me Comb Ohio favors cave life over apartments noting warmth and low cost. He explores Ha Ha Tonka in the Ozarks and discovers Gross's Giant Gnome. Named by McComb American Legion post as a cave connoisseur and chosen to join a party to Wyandotte Cave Indiana and Great Onyx Cave Kentucky exploration.

Ozark ‘Mountains Parlee C. Gross Comb, CO Gross McComb Ha Ha Tonka Ozarks American Legion McComba Naw Wyandotte Cave Indiana Onyx Cave Ixentucky

Denver Legion Boosts Her in Go Show Debate

Denver American Legion members claim local talent outshines ex service girls in a theater go show. Miss Edith Adams is approached to join but not discussed with newspapermen. Legionnaires praise her lack of flapping foibles and compare her to Colorado mountains.

American Legion Denver Rockies Fioe Broadway Mdnagers Edith Adams

Gold Brick Cure Story From Fort Harrison Memoir

Captain P. I. McCarthy of Development Battalion No 1 Fort Benjamin Harrison Indiana introduced the term gold brick during the war. The method forced relenting recruits to carry a brick while performing tasks and saluting with the other hand, proving ailments or alibis. Many cases of flat feet and other ailments reportedly disappeared under the scheme.

P. I. McCarthy Fort Benjamin Harrison Ind McCarthy

Marshal Foch Enjoys Film Recital in Paris

In Paris the French leg of the American Legion screened footage of Marshal Foch’s 16,000 mile postwar tour of the United States. Ambassador Myron T. Herrick praised the film saying if Germany had seen it in 1914 the war might not have happened.

Marshal Foch Paris United States The American Legion Myron T. Herrick Foch Germany France America

Pioneer Navy Serviceman John A McCormack Led Legion Leader

John Alexander McCormack vice commander of the American Legion admired the navy since 1904 and later focused on the Navy Tuberculosis Hospital at Fort Lyon Cole. He joined the navy at seventeen and helped survivors after the Kearsarge turret explosion in 1906. He served in Vera Cruz 1915, established hospitals at St Angers and Brest, took part in the Marne offensive, and was elected a national head of the Legion.

John Alexander ‘ McCormack American Legion Navy Navy Tuberculosis Hospital Fort Lyon Cole U.S. S. Kearsarge Vera Cruz St. Angers Naval Base Hospital No. 1 Brest Marne Juilly Legion

Warm Friend of the Legion in St Paul

Ex service men visit the American Legion in St Paul Minnesota seeking work as John C Tuanibrok a restaurant owner helps veterans by feeding them at cost during a recent armory celebration he fed 4000 men and proved a warm American friend.

John John C. Tuanibrok St. Paul Armory Lambros Sederocastron Greece St. Paul American Legion

Little child shall lead, or so the general says

An editorial in The New York Times notes Hanford MacNider’s youthfulness as commander of the American Legion. In a later speech he recalls a tale of a young second lieutenant misguided by a private remark. The company marches twenty miles after a child leads them, in a humorous anecdote.

Schild New York Fimes Hanford MacNider American Legion MacNider

Carrying On With the American Legion

Berkeley daily edition reported to be prepared by the local American Legion post. Alien service members are losing citizen papers at about 100 a month per the department of labor. Ex soldiers retreat to a private health resort above Kilauea crater in Hawaii. Three ex soldiers released from Tulsa jail on Legion request after vagrancy arrest. A Toledo judge praised by the Tony Wroblewski Legion post for denying citizenship to two foreign born conscientious objectors.

Berkeley, Cal Post The American Legion Department of Labor Wilauea’s Hilo Hawaii Tulsa Okla Toledo Tony Wroblewski Legion

Stimulant mix used to pep up hens feeding guide

A United States Department of Agriculture prepared note advises that healthy laying hens need no stimulants beyond a balanced ration. When hens seem dumpish a pepper based mixture may help. mix red pepper allspice ginger cloves fenugreek and feed in moist wash or daily in small amounts until appetite returns.

United States Department of Agriculture

Turkeys Lay Early In Day Says USDA

Poultry experts from the United States Department of Agriculture explain that confinement to a coop with a slat bottom for two to three days breaks broodiness. After release hens begin laying within a week and the first eggs appear every other day for two or three eggs before daily laying. Most eggs are laid in the morning and timing during the laying season was observed by watchful study of a turkey hen.

United States Department of Agriculture

Infertile Eggs Warn Poultrymen

Poultrymen should test eggs before placing under a hen or in an incubator and remove eggs unlikely to produce good chicks. It is not inferred that infertile eggs may be selected for incubation. No method exists except incubation to determine fertility.

Radio Ring Set by Teen in Elizabeth N J

Alfred G Rinehart nineteen years old of Elizabeth New Jersey built a radio set hidden in a ring. The KinAall instrument measures one inch long five eighths inch wide and seven sixteenths inch thick. An ordinary umbrella serves as the aerial.

Alfred G. Rinehart Elizabeth N. 1 Ao Radio KinAall Destrument

Oldest Living Twins Claim United States Title

Mrs. To Peake and Mrs. 2D. C. Billings of Clint Texas say they are the nation’s oldest living twins, born in 1889. On their 83rd birthday they were visited by the youngest twins in the neighborhood who brought a basket of goodies.

To Peake Ett 2D. C. Billings Clint, Tex United States

Old but still running elock from Lanvon lineage

A carved Rome 1188 elock passed through the Lanvon family until the last survivor aged ninety sold it five years ago to Dr. A. B. Silverman of Atlantic City. The clock keeps good time and hides a tiny music box that plays a tune on the hour and half hour.

Rome Lanvon A.B. Silverman Atlantic City N. J

Litter for Poultry House from Hayloft Refuse

The best litter for poultry house floors is chaff and refuse from the hayloft. Hayseeds are small but invigorating and provide benefits driven by the seeds.

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