Soldier's education drive funds Ohio veteran training
Ohio soldiers like James Lloyd of Springfield benefit from a $250,000 fund funded by Elks for vocational training. Lloyd, a former sergeant who served in France, returns home pursuing engineering after Red Cross support connects him to government education opportunities. The program aims to help noncompensable veterans in Ohio Indiana and Kentucky obtain skilled training beyond standard government offerings.
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American Red Cross
Ohio
James Lloyd
Springfield
France
James
Tamas
Red Cross
Soltier
Elks
Fife
Stadring
Tane
Kentucky
Elke
W. Fbhaw
Mercantile Building
Cincinnati
Elis
Indiana
Rentuck
Ifty
Federal Board For Vocational Training
Lake Division
Doctor's patient gains seventeen pounds after Tanlac cure
A Fayetteville Georgia letter details a patient Mr. T. M. McGouch who, after starting Tanlac, reports seventeen pound weight gain and improved health. Dr. J. T. Fawnvill e praises Tanlac with testimonials from other patients including indigestion relief and renewed appetite. Widespread endorsements say Tanlac cured digestive troubles and restored strength, with pharmacies promoting the remedy.
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Tanlac
Irsus
J.T. Fawnville
Edwards
Fayetteville, GA
Willis
Atlanta
Tam
T. M. McGouch
Turin
Tantac
Reiter
Tanlan
Fort Wayne
Beyer Hros
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Columbia Grafonolas
Columbia Records
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