MacNider Chosen as New Legion Commander
Mason city reports the selection of MacNider as the new national commander of the American Legion. The article notes his prior service, including his 1916 border duty at the Mexican border and his role as a first lieutenant with the Second. It emphasizes goals for veterans, the disabled, and postwar service.
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Mason
The
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Sean
Legion
Legion of Ours
Acral
Nere
Eatuera
Leutenant
Auxiliary War Mothers Join the Second Army Colors
War mothers auxiliary figures join the Second Army units as part of home front support. The movement mobilizes civilian morale and encourages enlistment, highlighting patriotic care for service members and wounded veterans.
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Second
American Legion posts rise and names in brief
The American Legion shows growth with 1,050 new posts in 1920-21 and plans nationwide activity. Lembel Bolles of Seattle elected national adjutant for a third term. Chicago campaign to aid unemployed ex service men carries slogan Say it with jobs. New posts created abroad reflect wide reach. The Daisy official flower is adopted. the poppy is dropped. Lincoln Neb launches ex servicemen to aid police against holdups. Marshal Foch visits, Kansas City highlighted as Legion heart. 80,000+ World War I dead rest in sacred soil near battlefields. 48,670 bodies returned to the U.S. The piece notes ongoing national impact and veteran employment efforts.
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American Legion
Chicago
Ias
France
Weeks
Washington
United States
Troubles Beset Fourist Abroad in Hotel Venture
Ambitious American Awaka eyes Europe hotel business amid high building costs and German Austrian labor wages. Portier as Europe hotel potentate wields influence, rooms scarce with bathrooms repurposed. Budapest fiasco shows portier diplomacy and crowded inns. travel chaos persists as sanitation lags and tours flourish. Peru plans multi million water sewer upgrades for Lima and other towns.
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Fortune
Awaka
Europe
Potentate
Vienna
Germany
Austria
Munich
Hotel Portier
la Alt
Homes Burned Down After Erected Bungalow
Stephen A Long, a Margate City carpenter, spent the summer with his family to salvage funds for building a small bungalow. He had nearly completed the home when a disaster struck, burning the structure to the ground. The family had just moved in and attended a theater celebration prior to the loss, leaving little to salvage.
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Stephen’ A. Long
A. Carpenter
Margate City
N. J
One Lone Trout Stops Coal Mine Tragedy
London report says near Lanarkshire a trout reportedly choked the water supply at a colliery, halting operations for a day. About 600 workers lost a shift as boilers failed after the water supply disruption. The trout weighed one pound six ounces and the cause was found after considerable trouble. Work was regained the next day.
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London
Lanarkshire
Out of the Question Divulged in Quiet Divorce Plan
A brief exchange reveals a couple deciding to pursue a quiet divorce after a brief session. One party accuses the other of sensational actions and insists on a rapid, discreet separation. The dialogue highlights tension over publicity and separation timing.
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Iie
Alfig
American Legion Weekly
Boschee's Syrup a Century-Long Cough Remedy
The ad touts Boschee's Syrup as a gentle quick soothe for throat irritation and coughs, claiming it heals mucous membranes, eases bronchial conditions, and helps lung troubles, with millions of households relying on it for a good night's rest and easy morning expectoration. It notes availability wherever medicines are sold.
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Boschee
Cassius and Caesar discuss lean look for risk taker
Caesar argues Cassius has a lean hungry look. Antony suggests taking a chance on him. A whispered remark notes that nobody loves a fat man. The exchange hints at political intrigue and contrasting judgments within the group.
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Cassius
Caesarve
Anthony
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Seattle, Wash
Yellow
Medicine
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Pajama Gazette
Asbury Hospital
Minneapolis, Minn
Gunmar Dah
David Thor
Pals
Illinois
New Orleans
Hoan
Milwaukee
Etty Council
George O. Richards
Militia Bureau
War Department
Legionnaires
Flanders
Lincoln
Neb
Kansas City
Marshal Foch
America
New York
Cerain
George Washington Post
D. G
Marshal Boch
Washington, Mo
Missouri
George I
Kearny
Daly
Legion Post
Moat Democratic
5 Post
Ame! Legion
Mallee
Berlin
Wahnsee
Budapest
Ritz
Nmmviam
Telchnerth
Chicago News
Peru
Lima
Woman’s Foundation
Women's National Foundation
Lone Trout
Aiieutenant ‘Gubnel “Olmstanat
Ficials
Reagirt
Bellans
Bellans Hot Water
Sure Relief
LLANS
Boschee’s Syrup
Atones
Ghuias
ZaGrippe
Cn V.K. HiiLiLco
TAO
Mother Gray
Wredea
Tacka
Ilocos Ste
Liberty Top & Tire CO
Dept. N. Cincinnati
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Gulands
Havalu County
Montana
Continental Divide
W. HH. Vansiyke
Metropol
Bank Lids
Minneapolis
Minn
Canada
Milland
Ft Canadian
Hameatoador
Shortdale
Man
Sixth Ave
New Yorke City
Nujol
California
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