From Generation to Generation A Mother's Advice
A testimonial letter extols Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a remedy for various female health issues, praising its safety and efficacy across generations. The piece notes endorsements from Mrs J Boascu and Mrs George E Whitacre, highlighting improved health for themselves and their daughters, while also advertising Cuticura Soap and Cole's Carbolisalve.
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Lydia
Pinkham
Alwa
J. Boascu, Jr
S. Railroad Avenue, Coronas, N. Y
Candles as Presents for Christmas Gifts
The article extols homemade candles tied with paper rope as charming gifts for both men and women. It notes the rope can be bought ready for weaving and the candle painted with sealing wax paints, offering an easy, affectionate gift idea.
Christmas Tree Ornaments From Homemade Creations
New handmade or naments feature a painted parakeet with a peanut body attached to a wooden stand, crepe paper colors, a skewer with a doll face and sleigh bell wrapped in crepe, a mosquito netting and yarn figure with candy, and bouquets of colored gumdrops on wires.
Sealing Wax Paints Decorate Small Boxes and Tools
Plain white brushes and combs are displayed as entries by sprays of flowers. Sealing wax paints color small boxes and decorative items by melting wax and blending colors while soft.
Fighting for Legion Bill by Congressman Andrew of Troucester
Congressman A Platt Andrew of Troucester Massachusetts a leading figure for the American Legion push to pass adjusted compensation for veterans Born in Harvard and Princeton educated economist he directed the mint under Taft and as treasury assistant secretary during Washington tenure He led ambulance and munitions efforts in WWI forming the American Field Service and later the common sections to deliver ammunition He commanded as lieutenant colonel and helped establish a Legion home museum in Gloucester with a Joan of Arc monument He served as Mass department vice commander 1919 1920 and argues the measure provides a just fair overdue reward and a framework to help beneficiaries help themselves.
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American Field Service
Neuilly
Army
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American Legion
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France
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Legion to police Georgia boxing by new commission
Promoters using American Legion posts for shady boxing and wrestling events face tighter control as Georgia establishes a Legion boxing commission. The three Legionnaires on the body will supervise Legion bouts, charge registry and show licenses, and require an annual promoter fee. A commission representative will attend each bout to settle disputes among posts promoters and fighters.
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Georgia
Legion
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the Legion
Legionnaires
The
Oh Those Women and the Prize Fight Night
A prize fight story recounted with enthusiasm as a man returns home excited over a bout. His wife Mary shows little interest and asks about the countess, prompting the man to swoon at the surprising misunderstanding.
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Mary
Red Mike
American Legion Weekly
Caves Beneath Homes In Nejef Desert City
In Nejef near Bagdad a tenth of the population lives without windows and many houses conceal vast underground chambers carved from rock. Lower levels extend up to 100 feet below street grade, connected by rock stairways. Originally shelters from heat, some caves now shelter criminals preying on Mecca pilgrims.
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Nejef
Manny
Mecca
Persia
Turkestan
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