Orlando man Joe Cheney named Legion national vice commander
Joseph Young Cheney of Orlando Florida a public utility owner and businessman is highlighted for his lifelong Legion service. Elected national vice commander at Omaha in 1925 he is described as one of the nation’s most devoted Legionnaires and has attended every state and national gathering since the organization began.
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Joseph. Young Cheney
Orlando
Worida
American Legion
Cheney
Legion
Omaha
Joe Cheney
Florida
Mr. Cheney
Second Officers’ Training School
Seventeenth Infantry
Washington, D. C
the Legion
The
Forty and Wight
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Fight of Florida
Foe Cheney
Joe
American Legion Auxiliary
Department of Florida of the Auxiliary
Miller Heads Fidac Scholarships Committee
Thomas W Miller of Delaware, national executive member of the American Legion and former Fidae president, was named international chairman of the Fidac scholarships committee by President George Crosfield of Great Britain. The panel plans student exchanges among nine allied Fidac countries with national and country committees, aiming for multiple scholarships next fall awarded by essay contests.
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John R. McQuigg
Gift From Upper Egypt Supports Legion Endowment Fund
A donation of 50 dollars for the American Legion endowment fund for disabled veterans and orphans of the World War reached national headquarters in Indianapolis. The gift was made by Louise A. Barnes, a missionary formerly of Pasadena California, who sent best wishes for the Legion and its work along with a blessing.
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Egypt
Nile
American Legion Endowment Fund
Indianapolis
Louisa A. Barnes
Pasadena
Cal
Legion
Points on Keeping Well Points on Keeping Well
An overview of migraine or sick headache, its unclear causes, and variations such as abdominal migraine. Discusses prevalence in families, periodic attacks lasting hours to days, and the lack of universal effective treatments. Notes the medical view classifies migraine with epilepsy as a nervous disorder with dysregulated brain centers.
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Wael
Weileh
Alek
Spring Tonics and the Old Heard Beliefs
The article reflects on spring remedies old and new, noting how folk beliefs favored sassafras and “simples” while modern advice promotes greens and fresh fruit. It emphasizes a natural tonic from vegetables and fruits like cabbage spinach rhubarb and apples as healthier than medicinal tonics.
Principles of success and gossip in local life
The writer argues that steady work, reliability and courtesy lead to success, while critics mock such views. Personal tales of alimony disputes and divorces illustrate public gossip’s impact, as scandals and courtroom outcomes color community life.
President Offered Summer White House at Seneca Lake Castle
The report states President Coolidge has been offered a summer White House in the inger lakes region of central New York. Valois Farms castle near Seneca Lake would serve as the president's residence, placed at his disposal by 33 towns of the lake country.
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Coolidge
White ‘House
Inger Lakes Region
New York
Valois Farms
Seneca Lake
Lake Country
Doctor Jabez North Jackson Named AMA President
Dr. Jabez North Jackson of Kansas City has been elected president elect of the American Medical Association at its annual Dallas meeting. He is a renowned international surgeon and will assume office at the start of the 1927 convention.
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Jabez North Jackson
Kansas City
American Medical Association
Dallas
Texas
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