Medical and surgical relief for disabled World War heroes
Washington reports on the government’s program for medical and surgical relief to veterans disabled in World War I. The War Risk Insurance Act enables compensation and treatment, with prosthetic devices provided at no cost. The Arlington building houses the medical division processing thousands of cases daily under strict proof requirements, aiming to restore health and return veterans to efficiency.
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Washington
Congress
Bureau of War Risk Insurance
Germany
Culler
United States
Army
Adjutant General
Surgeon General
Arlington
Unite States Public Health Service
Navy
Marine Corps
Loncon
QUEEN DELIGHTED BY SMILE OF CALIFORNIA CHILD AT ROYAL AUDIENCE
The scene shows Theresa Nolan sitting with her father Representative John I. Nolan in the house gallery during King Albert’s reception when the child waved smiled and drew Queen Elizabeth's attention. The queen kissed her cheeks and asked where she was from. Corlis Nolan proudly answered California, prompting the queen to remark that she brought the sunshine.
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Uttle
Theresa Nolan
John I. Nolan
King Albert
Queen Elizabeth
Little Corlis
California
Indiana News Roundup Highlights Officials and Industry Moves
Stanley Wycoff named federal fair price commissioner for Indiana. Marshall County approves $778,400 highway plan, largest in county history. Muskrat hides fetch higher prices in Vincennes as market heats. Indiana car and foundry lays off 250 workers amid plant changes. State industrial board vacancy discussed as Gilbert Hendren resigns. Federal probe activity noted in coal regions and public notices on tax and Sunday hunting warnings.
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Indianapolis
Stanley Wycoff
Marion County
Indiana
Washington, D. C
Plymouth
Board of County Commissioners
Marshall County
Vincennes
Logansport
Michigan
Pennsylvania Railroad
Wst
Oon
Terre Haute
American Car and Foundry Company
C. A. Garmony
American Federation of Labor
Goodrich
Eli Stansbury
State Industrial Board
Gilbert H. Hendren
Bloomfield
Inanapolis
Bureau of Investigation
Department of Jus. Justice
Grand
O. A. Armfield
Elwood
H. Hildebrand
South Bend
G. I. Chambertin
Salem
J. A. Leverton
Huntington
George Rogers
Lafayettes
J. M. Lang
Sullivan
W. Hf
Leeds
Charles TH
Allison
Russinville
Vigo County
Joseph Prisz
National Federation of Farmers
American Farm Bureau Federation
Indiana Federation of Farmers Associations
State Federation
John G. Brown
Manon
Everett McChire
Dearborn County
Maurice Dougas
Shelby County
Seco
Prescott
Virst
Ine Wien
Co-Operative Crop Reporting Service
Statehouse
George (. Beyant
Flold
Conneraville
Fayette County
Indiana Board and Filler Company
Greencastle
American Zinc Products Company
State Conservation Commission
Frank N. Wallace
Rochester
Albert Faulstitch
Here
Woodlawn Hospital
Erie
Monterey
Nora
Bertha
Fred
Daisy
Indiana Rural Schools Conference Association
W. O. Black
Indiana University
Frank P. Chaffee
Indiana State Chamber of Commerce
State Chamber of Commerce
State Piblic Service Commission
Jesse FE. Eschbach
State Board of Accounts
A. I. Donaldson
George Onman
Frank W. Fagel
A. W. Ranch
Richmond
Service Star Legion
J. H. Eler
Gary
Ralph Kennington
Mra
C. B. O'Donnell
A. TS. Taylor
Pendleton
Bruce Maxwell
Anna Crawford
Laporte
Willis Hickman Spencer
A. W. Funkhouser
Eyansville
Federal Railroad Administration
E. I. Lewis
Indiana Commission
Chicago
American Legion
L. Russell Newrent
Legion
Minneapolis
Theii
Legion 18
Ilegal
George N. Mannfeld
Chitef
Fish and Game Division
Sure Conservation Commission
Frankfort
Clinton County
State Board of Tax Commissioners
Joseph Comba
Clinton Circuit Court
Tax Board
Mrs Boyd Avoided Operation Says Canton Woman
Canton Ohio Mrs Marie Boyd says female troubles caused doctors to plan surgery but Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound relieved her symptoms allowing daily tasks to resume. She recommends the remedy to women avoiding operation and invites inquiries to Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co Lynn Massachusetts for advice.
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Canton
Ohio
Lydia E. Pi
Lydia E. Pinkham
Marie Boyp
Lyna E. Pinkham
Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co
Lynn
Masa
Dr King's New Discovery Endorsed for Colds and Coughs
Fifty years old and reliable for the whole family. A bottle in the medicine cabinet ends a cold or cough quickly. 60c and 1.20. Available at all druggists.
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Dr. King
Dr King’s New Life Pills Promote Regular Bowels
A drug advertisement touts Dr King’s New Life Pills as a mild reliable laxative to cleanse bowels and promote proper waste flow. It claims to prevent impurities circulating in the body and contrasts with violent purgatives. Priced at 25 cents, available at all druggists.
Sloan's Liniment for Nerve Pains and Aches
An ad explains Sloan's Liniment penetrates nerves without rubbing to soothe external pains, strains, bruises, stiff joints, neuritis, sciatica, and rheumatic twinges. Promotes keeping a large bottle for family use with price points 35c 70c and 140c.
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National
Indiana News
Post Office
OS aSled Rideskins
Cuticura
NG Tae
Patahaae
Sloan
Sloan's
Alopey
Quesweh
Price
Druggin‘s
AG. Richards Medicine Co
Sherman, Ter
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