Recovery and a mountain rescue under Lancaster’s care
After a brutal morphine ordeal, Lancaster recovers with Joan at his side. His strength returns as three days pass with no morphine, then a rural crisis forces a cabin operation for a crushed farmer. Joan witnesses Lancaster’s skill, and their bond deepens while the mountain setting frames their ordeal.
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Lancaster
Joan
Myers
Millville
Avonmouth
Thompson
Nice
Tim
Jenkins
Minst
Omar
Burgeo
Aventmouth
Astingera
Hill
Institute
Lancaster and Joan vow a hopeful future at daybreak
In a quiet, intimate moment on the hilltop near Millville, Lancaster admits his love and resolves to restart his life with Joan. She forgives his past and urges him to return to Avonmouth’s Institute, while planning a future together away from old enemies as the sun rises over the countryside.
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Lancaster
Joan
John
M Man
Avonmouth
Millville
Nia
Roy
Tahal
Carrosa A
Juan
United States
Latecaster
Institute
Tom
Jenkins
Ife
Spaclong
Lfe
Franklin era hats and Pilgrim crowns inspire fashion
An OCR fragment notes Benjamin Franklin and early American iconography influencing 18th century Paris hats. It mentions Puritan steeple crowns, Paris adopting a similar look, and references to France and Russia faction struggles with medieval ballad imagery. The text is fragmentary and garbled.
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Franklin
Paris
Benjamin Franklin
Repubiic
United States
Detroit News
France
Rusea
Sweden
Legion Member Glasscock Endorses American Legion Week
West Virginia Governor William E. Glasscock writes to Morgantown Legion officials praising the American Legion. He calls membership a high privilege for young Americans and urges ex-service members to join posts to aid disabled and needy comrades. He stresses unity in a strong organization dedicated to the Legion’s noble purposes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Legion
William E. Glasscock
West Virginia
Morgantown
American Legion
The
Legion Member, 71, Made Good Record in War Service
Robert Thomas Wilson of Grand Forks North Dakota, a longtime Legion member, earned a frontline service in World War I. He escorted a stock train to France, landed at the front in July 1917, served with the Second Pioneer Engineers as artillery observer, and aided his two sons in service. He survived multiple wounds with only a missing forefinger as a visible reminder.
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Robert Thomas Wilson
Grand Forks
Legion
North Dakota
Air
Wilson
Prince
France
Duy
Bla
Watll
Colorado and Wyoming in Contest With Utah
The Utah department of the American Legion launches a five month membership drive against Colorado and Wyoming, ending March 31, 1926. J C Rebhoz chairs the effort. The contest crowns the Rocky Mountain membership champion with post and individual awards for top enrollments by December 1, 1924. A loving cup will go to the top department, with standings based on paid up members as of December 31, 1824. A parade of Legion colors for the winner will be funded by a three department pooled fund.
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Department of Utah, American Legion
Colorado
Wyoming
J. C. Rebholz
Utah
Rocky Mountain
Rebhulz
Legion
Distinguished Service award for ten Kansas posts
Ten posts of the Kansas department of the American Legion earned the Citation for Distinguished Service by meeting December 1 membership equal to the close of 1924 convention books. Eligible posts include Tracy Blair Buffalo, Frederick Phillips Council Grove, Charles Ernest Scott Dodge City, Aaron A. Platner Elle, Charles Walters Fredonia, Stephenson Greensburg, Harveyville, Arthur N. Wear Horton, Earl W. Taylor Seneca, and Thayer Thayer.
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Kansas Department of the American Legion
Janes A. Drain
Tracy Blair
Buffalo
Frederick Phillips
Council Grove
Charles Ernest Scott Punt
Dodge City
Aaron A. Platner
Elle
Charles Walters
Fredonia
Stephenson
Greensburg
Harveyville
Arthur N. Wear
Horton
Earl W. Taylor
Seneca
Thayer
Memorial services planned for Samuel Gompers
Samuel Gompers, veteran president of the American Federation of Labor, died recently in San Antonio. A memorial suggestion was made for the 192% national convention of the American Legion in Omaha by Kansas department commander Frank Haucke to Legion headquarters for approval. Gompers praised the American Legion and urged closer ties between the Legion and the AFL.
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Samuel Gomperg
American Federation of Labor
San Antonio
American Legion
Omaha
Frank Haucke
Kansas
the Legion
Gompers
American
Weekly Menu Suggestions For Wild Game Dishes And Sausages
A vintage weekly menu lists seasonable meats such as partridge grouse duck and venison for meals including breakfast and dinner. It details numerous recipes and preparations from Italian sausage to barley and puddings, with instructions on sausages, cabbage dishes, and stews.
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Victor Rousseau
W. G. Chapman
Samuel Gompers
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Taion
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Re . B. Colt Carbide Gars
J. B. Colt
J-B. Colt Company
Amanfecturers En Cooking Plat
Itghadnock
Kansas City
Wattanooga
Tenn
Francisco
Cat
Union
S. Desplaines St
Chicago
Dr. Humph
Mothisr Gray Co
Lo Roy
N.Y
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