Legon Seeks Missing Man Boyd Martin McClure
The American Legion seeks help locating Boyd Martin McClure a World War I veteran formerly of aero squadrons in Montana and North Dakota. His mother in McKenzie Tennessee fears he may be dead or hospitalised and asks for information via Mrs A G McClure. He was last heard from in 1922 after a Red Cross discharge stamp was lost in Fargo. McClure a 22 year old six foot tall man weighed 146 pounds with brown eyes and hair and a full complexion.
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Boyd Martin McClure
McClure
McKenzie, Tenn
Great Falls
Mont
Great Northern Railway
England
West
Great Northern
Fargo
N. C
The
Red Cross
Billings
Salvation Army
McClure Wise
Dakotas
Montana
Tennessee
American Legion
Legion
A. G. McClure
McKenzie, _Tenn
Chaplains to Attend National Legion Convention in San Francisco
World war chaplains will be highlighted at the American Legion national convention in San Francisco next October. Lieut. Gen. Hunter Liggett chairs, with a San Francisco California clergy committee handling chaplains reception. Maj. Joseph P. McQuaide named chaplains chair, coordinating with Father O Connor and diverse denominations. Officials forecast 150000 visiting veterans during convention week.
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The
American Legion
San Francisco
Hunter Liggett
California
Army
Navy
Marine
Joseph P. McQuaide
Sixty-second Artillery Regiment
Phippines
McQuaide
William P. O'Connor
Cincinnati
Legion National
Adjt
Lemuel Iolles
Kansas to elect official band at San Francisco Legion meet
Kansas will select an official band at the American Legion convention in San Francisco this year. The band will be chosen in a state wide contest held with the state convention at Hays this fall. Plans for a drum corps competition also are to be considered.
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Kansas
San Francisco
the American Legion
Hays
Scouts to Camp at Legion Island Camp
Boy scouts of Toledo Ohio will camp at the island home of the Toledo post of the American Legion this summer. The Legion post maintains a camp on the island named for former National Commander Frederick W Galbraith Jr. of the Legion.
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Boy Scouts of
Toledo
American Legion
The
Legion Post
Frederick W. Galbraith, Jr
Legion
Governor Fincher Signs Veterans Compensation Bill
Governor Fincher signs a bill passed by the Pennsylvania legislature to pay compensation to World War II veterans if a $35,000,000 bond issue is approved by voters at the next general election.
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Fincher
Pennsylvania
Legion Man Leads Seattle Baseball Venture Under Legion Aegis
John J. Sullivan of Seattle an American Legion member backs a Seattle baseball club with Wade Killefer and Charles J. Lockard. Harry Wolverton to manage. Sullivan a Massachusetts native who settled in Seattle in 1904 pursued law at the University of Washington and held legal posts including assistant US district attorney. He helped prosecute anti Legion cases and defended high profile trials while aiding the Pacific Coast league club against park ejectors. He joined new buyers to win the pennant and served in wartime military intelligence.
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Seattle
John J. ‘Sullivan
American Legion
Wade Killefer
Los Angeles
Charles J. Lockard
Washington
Harry Wolverton
West
Sullivan
Massachusetts
Cape Cod
University of Washington
United States District Attorney
Tno Oiny
I. W. OW
Centralia
Wash
Madalyn Qbeneham
Arthur Burch
J. Belton Kennedy
Seattle Pacific Coast League
Supreme Court
Andao
Northwest
Tse
Congress
Legion
Pearly Button Learns Patience On The Line
A plump sober button on a white apron longs to roam the world after a wind snaps its thread. It falls to the yard, dodges a hungry hen and a fat roaster, then returns home sewn back by the girl. The button vows to stay fixed and never pull free again.
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Button
Tam
Pearly Button
Far
Fat Drooster
Iteam
McClure Newspaper Syndicate
Legion Is an Aid to Labor
President John Walker of the Illinois Federation of Labor praised the American Legion for supporting labor aims at a state Legion conference. He cited immigration limits and union solidarity, noting Legion actions helped literacy, education, and welfare laws for children. He predicted full Labor support for the Legion at the next federation convention.
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Legion
American Legion
John Walker
Illinois Federation of Labor
Legion Commanders
Illinois
Walker
Relationship of Labor
The
Stand Up for Your Boss Loyalty Prized by McClure Syndicate
Ethel Peyser argues loyalty to a boss is a virtue worth defending despite mockery. She says sticking up for one's employer reflects sincerity and moral character, urging workers to value loyalty over gossip.
Informal afternoons at home redefine social calls
A McClure Newspaper Syndicate summary outlines informal for afternoon social calls at home. Women with wide acquaintances host informal days, avoiding penny post cards, greeting every guest personally, and ensuring all guests feel welcome. The hostess should prepare rooms and tables and lose herself in making guests comfortable.
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Penny Post
John Green Wood
McClure
Adelaide NN a name with Teutonic roots and noble meaning
The article traces Adelaide as a Teutonic name from Adile to Adela, notes meanings like noble estate, links to Adal prefixes, historical use by Frankish princes, and cross-cultural forms in French Italian and English. It adds the turquoise as Adelaide's jewel and Friday as a lucky day, with a literary nod to Adeline in Tennyson.
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Adile
Ado
Addo
Adele
Adela
Lnkke
Adal
Adalbeit
Adelaide
Otho
England
Italy
Adalaida
Alisa
France
Tennyson
Adeline
Hand reading for actors reveals fate and traits
An old hand reading discusses lines on the palm and mounts in determining a successful actor, noting the fate line from wrist toward Saturn on the middle finger, a heart and head line ending, and Mercury toward adaptability and charisma for comedians.
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Lfe
Oor
Apalla
Owelle
Ufe
Saturn
Jupiter
Wherlee Syndicate, Inc
Origin of the term cowboy traced to raiders in New York
The term cowboy used to designate herdsmen on Far West ranches originated from British marauders and Tories who plundered people east of the Hudson during the occupation of New York.
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Far West
Hudson River
Nese York
A Line O Cheer by John Kendrick Bangs
A short humorous verse collection features John Kendrick Bangs sketching witty moral vignettes in polished diction. The lines showcase whimsical social commentary and light satire through playful verse.
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BY John Kendrick Bangs
Faith and Fate Reflected in a Quiet Skeptics Tale
A reflective piece ponders life and belief as the speaker doubts worldly aims. It touches on fate, the passing day, and trust in God's beneficence while contemplating the coming years and a serene outlook. The text alludes to McClure Newspaper Syndicate and Scuola Naina in a fragmentary manner.
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Ilam
McClure Newspaper Syndicate
Pure Bred Livestock Solve Feeding Problem
The U S Department of Agriculture reports nearly 500 practical stockmen found pure bred livestock yields higher gains than shrubs or common stock when fed the same. Averaged superiority is 89.6 percent, with improved stock outperforming grades and scrubs.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Department of Agriculture
South Dakota
Omaha
Ohio
Department
Bureau of Animal Industry
Washington, D. C
Proteins and Minerals Essential in Hog Feed
The piece argues pork production hinges on supplying affordable proteins and minerals in swine rations. It notes using growing crops lowers disease risk by reducing overcrowded hog lots and aligns with sanitary goals.
Live Stock Notes on Planning and Breeding For Senior Farmers
Kill a scrub bull Monday and plan for better stock Tuesday. Plan now for next year s pig crop and exercise for sows to raise strong healthy pigs. Progressive farmers should keep pure bred livestock and proper herd records. Rotate pastures to cut parasites and horns are a needless expense except for range defense.
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Fat Rooster
Ilinois Federation
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Clarence Burton
Windsor
Mr. Burton
Mary Marshall Duffee
Abratane Lincolln
Kegies
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Wheeler Syn-Heate
McClure Syndicate
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