Public memory of wartime America Legion foretells newer unity
An item recalls the American Legion's wartime stance and internal debates. It cites Hubert D Blridge, now Captain Eliridee, and discusses how postwar unity vs. civil liberties shaped its activities and public events in Washington and on the Pacific coast, noting memorials and tensions around Japanese Americans.
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American Legion
Greeley
Pearl Harbor
Cuneate Teo
Hubert D Blridge
Schoola
Eliridee
Germany
Evrone
Cantina
Bcuyny Hraunte Arayeuee
Tours
Camaliteo
Candin Poal
Amwertean Legion
Damocratic
Atentina
Wely
Aly
Rome
Ian
Washington Legion
Unitwesl
Washington Post
Pacific Coast Post
Legion
Wiat
Mec
Schumaon Henix
Washington-Congress open with contentious mood in 1925
The Washington scene opened with political theater as Congress gathered amid disputes between Republicans and Democrats and insurgents over New Deal era policies. Weather notes reported heavy snow in South Platte and Four to eight feet in South Park, with early runoff conditions and water worries in the Poudre and Platte valleys.
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Washington
Poudyo
Plate
South Platte
South Park
Shy Browid
Merrill Wentward
Frank Walte
Crieley High
Ketals
Fred Eade
Dulta Wolfe
Dirs
Lori Atos
Vtheda
Lena and
Lela’ Wells
Dorothy Peterson
Doris Hara
Anna Mary Mawson
Norma Flond
Trenp Avern
Margaret Pillington
Barbara Belle Drumley
Poul Potts
Charles Lackhart
Loran Myera
Bob Geiser
Leonard Mitchell
Raymond Kaiser
Ron Shawhaon
Britain Aims to Salvage Prestige in Greece Crisis
John Bull intervention in Greece is examined as Britain seeks to defend its sphere of influence amid a continent-wide shift. The piece highlights Washington’s policy of allowing nations to chart their own democratic paths, the Greek guerrilla conflict, and the strategic importance of the Dardanelles. It notes Britain's balance between aiding Greece and avoiding direct clash with communist movements while aligning with allied governments.
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John Bull
Greece
Britain
Tn Brock
Chacebhthan Wade
Athens
Sitea
Washington
Magis
Uis Nery Witte Dalkan
Elementa Brat
Tassin
Europe
Britalo
John Bilt
Moscow
Aryl
Russia
John Dell Maintatn
Arilalu
Airone
Reagan
Willeli Lowe Las Bean
London
Count Storan
England
United States
United Nations
Gresee
Carter's Little Liver Pills Restore Digestive Comfort
An old advertisement notes poor digestion and headaches from undigested food and touts Carter's Little Liver Pills to boost digestive juice flow. It promises quick relief, urging readers to buy at drugstores for 10 and 264, with directions to take as directed.
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Carter
Cestar
Pilla
Dory
Penetro salve replaces Grandma’s cold rub with new relief
A nostalgia driven tale explains how a traditional mutton suet chest rub evolved into Penetro. The modern salve uses petrolatum base and five active ingredients to ease chest tightness, bronchial irritation, coughing, and muscle congestion, promising rapid, soothing relief and better sleep.
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Grandma
America
Granema
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