Washington founder of American Legion movement described
The text recounts the founder of the American Legion movement in America, noting 1919 as a pivotal year and references meeting in Washington March 7 under Pershing. It mentions Mr. Jones as a veteran who rose from colonel before World War I and later led a department, with involvement in the District of Columbia yard and wartime service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
D.e
American Legion Movement
Amertes
Mr. Jones
Yeterings
Wnalling
Nas Pershing
Iaire Jones
District of Columbia Yard
Legion Honors Dead at Final Interment Traditions of Returning U S Troops
A historical notice recalls how American Legion chapters organized and supported the return and burial of fallen soldiers. It notes large shipment waves, religious services by chaplains, and public tributes led by army officers, with prominent speakers and orderly processions marking the nation’s sorrowful repatriations.
Toward Berlin in 1918: De Mar Wins 25 Mile American Marathon
The article notes Clarence H. DeMar of Melrose as a winner of the 25 mile American Marathon race, with Aligned references to Boy Scouts and Pershing stadium. It mentions allied nations and troop youth involvement, though the text is fragmented and motorizes on military themes and athletic achievement in a early era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claranes, de Mar
Melrose
Poy
Gelog
Watt
Gelling
Nicknamed Legionnaires Describe A Life Of Service
A historical profile contrasts modern American Legion members with Julius Caesar's era, highlighting the vast reach of today’s Legion. It notes Mr. Bolles’s unique role since the 1920s, his extensive travel across states, and his close ties to thousands of Legion posts and members.
Plaque Presented by Le Journal to American Legion
A bronze souvenir plaque from Le Journal of Paris, honoring American Legion members who fought on the front, was installed in the Legion trophy room. The shield inscription reads So the American Legion in remembrance of in dead, and appreciation for its members, With memories and with hope.
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le Journal
Paris
le Journal of Paris
T le
American Legion
Legion Headquarters
Taris
Legion Carrying On With the Main Street Work
Bristow Nebraska American Legion post assembled eighty men and eighty teams to gravel a well known thoroughfare in two days. The effort aims to alert ex soldiers that their war time insurance policies and advantages cannot be reinstated. This action runs through March 8, 1020. Legion members in Hibbing Minnesota have funded a bed in a local hospital and supported a Legion hospital patient at Rochent.
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American Legion
Bristow
Neb
Cha
Legion Men
Hibbing
Minn
Lave
E. Legion Hos
Alck
Oldtime Independence Fourth Of July Traditions Remembered
An old time account recalls Independence Day celebrations with gunpowder smoke the thrill of fireworks and the eager boyhood rush. It recounts saving pennies for firecrackers Roman candles and Catherine wheels and describes the bustle of processions crowds and a memorable prank involving a punk and cricket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dirty Joan's
Inez
Phacys
Apollo
Remembering Lafayette in War and Peace
A Sacramento Bee reflection notes Lafayette's memory amid a grateful nation, honoring those who endured recent conflicts. The piece laments lost lives and stresses the duty to keep the memory alive while America honors veterans and fallen heroes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lafayette
America
Tama
Tex
Ibn
Sacramento Bee
Lafayette's Last Visit to America in 1800s Era
A fragmented account recalls Lafayette’s final U S visit after touring all 24 states. President Adams offered a solemn farewell, praising Lafayette’s patriotism and long service. The piece notes ceremonial welcomes in New York, a Chancellor Livingstone escort, and Lafayette’s tribute to the American cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lafayette
Ul County
States of the Union
Lifayette
Erialdiat Adams
Park Theater Hosts Special Commemoration Night
Reception quarters lure his stay in New York as old comrades honor him with a special theatrical performance at the Park Theater complimenting the general. A grand wall at the Park Theater stands as a beacon of the occasion.
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New York
Park Theater
Wall
Spirit of 177 tM inspires new lines for reform
The text extols a modern imitator of revolutionary spirit who dares to craft fresh ideas to reshape social and economic order. It lauds innovators as true descendants of early agrarian experimenters pushing for progress amid changing conditions and challenges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inén
Anowledy
Lanlac Taninc Promises Relief From Dyspepsia
In Aneshane, Mohr, St Louis resident Mylo reports severe stomach pain heartburn and poor appetite for two years. After trying prior medicines, three bottles of Lanlac Taninc allegedly cured pain weight gain and fatigue, restoring ability to work and appetite. Sold by druggists locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aneshane
Sides
Mohr
Mylo
Fourth St
St. Louis
Algum Deupgelate
Quirky wartime letter puzzles readers in quirky dialect
A fragmented wartime era letter shows playful misprints and odd wording. The quirky line suggests a reader asking why a letter was returned and hints at a mistaken or altered paraphrase in a local column. The piece captures a humorous, slightly puzzling glimpse into everyday communication.
Cuticura Skin Care Ad Highlights Quick Relief
An advertisement touts Cuticura Ointment and Cuticura Soap for improving complexion. It promises rapid cleansing and refreshing results in minutes, claiming relief for dryness rough hands and dull skin with a simple wash and rinse routine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cutler
Succeeds Where Doctors Fail
A Churubusco New York woman reports five years of ill health under physician care with no relief. She credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for helping carry a child and urges others to try the medicine, claiming it is safe for all ages and free of harmful substances.
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Charubanco
N.Y
Ashaya
Gomund
Prep Miner
Churubusco
N. Y
Lydia E. Pinkham
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Fyeralsteenth
Alvision
Berlin
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Ceylon
American Legion of Today
United States
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Bolles
France
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Yon
Boley
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Seattle
Wash
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Firat
Legion of Liou
Irahce
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Grace Church
Yorktown
Hay
Chartey
Wilie
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Jovel
Ives
Sma
Adning
Laffayette
Prince
Hla
Staten
Nand
General Lafayette
Ollynak
Olty Hall
Tly
St Louie Citizen
Yanlac
Cor Fletcher
Oman
Groenlind
Yvaltaire
Shira
Arya
Doan
Bae ' Doan
Foster-Milburn CO
Buffalo
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