Youth Welfare and Community Responsibility Emphasized
The message urges Hayward residents to invest time in youth care and mental well being. It praises the value of civic virtue over material wealth and stresses each community should support its young people.
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Hayward
The Orphans appeal for disabled veterans and orphans
The American Legion launches a national endowment fund of 3 million dollars to rehabilitate disabled veterans and provide homes for World War I orphans. The principal will remain intact. income funds Legion rehabilitation work and child welfare, aiming for a home for every homeless child.
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American Legion Endowment Fund
Nathan F. Combs
American Legion
Legion
Your Part in Safe Electricity and Cars
The article highlights how electricity and the automobile raise life and property safety concerns, and lauds Underwriters Laboratories in Chicago for testing thousands of consumer appliances to detect flaws before sale. It argues that such testing saves property and lives and urges public support to further reduce fire and accident losses nationwide.
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United States
Chicago
Standardization urged to cut price spread in cotton trade
Washington March 9 a meeting of European and American cotton associations heard Secretary of Agriculture William M Jardine press for universal standardization. He argued orderly marketing depends on orderly production and quality driven demand to protect producers from low prices while consumers pay fair value. He cited costly losses from shipping inferior fruit and vegetables and warned red ink returns erode profits.
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Washington
D.C
William M. Jardine
California
Weight Loss Boom In New York Gyms Attracts Prominent Athletes
The piece describes a thriving weight reduction trend in New York with wealthy promoters, gyms run by ex fighters, and golf clubs crowded by eager customers seeking a fit thirty eight figure. It cites Benny Leonard leaving boxing for fitness, and Dan Morgan praising simple daily exercises as effective. It recounts Joe Stoessel shedding from 290 to about 215 pounds in under a year, aided by daily hour workouts, road work, diet, and gradual reintroduction of normal eating. It notes Jess Willard’s failure to maintain conditioning and weight, contrasting with Dempsey to warn against neglecting fitness.
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New York
Benny Leoard
Dan Morsan
Joe Stoessel
Stoessel
Morgan
Jess Willard
Jack Dempsey
The Office Cat and the Flour Complaint
A collection of droll quips and short anecdotes from a small town. The snippets touch on manners, marriage, finances, jokes about Prohibition, and everyday life with light humor and local-voiced witticisms.
Local Man Dies After Apparent Self-Inflicted Action
Modesto reports an undrti man about 64 lay on a truck in a personal crisis. He was instantly killed when his action caused his death. No identification was found on the body.
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Modesto
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