Port of Missing Men Seeks Robert Carter Page and Others
The U S Veterans Bureau asks the American Legion to help locate Robert Carter Page who vanished from St Elizabeth's Hospital in Washington D C. Page, 25, a neuropsychiatric case, may have aphasia and is believed to have gone to California. He served in the 1918 1919 era and worked in Chicago and Cleveland. Information should be sent to his father W H Page in Washington D C or to the bureau. The Thirteenth Post Brooklyn requests help locating Frederick Pasch, a World War veteran who disappeared July 25 after leaving in apparent health. He served overseas with the 104th Infantry, 29th Division. Also mentioned is Cecil T Lavender in Dallas and John Powers in Philadelphia seeking relatives.
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Reunited States Veterans’ Bureau
American Legion
Robert Carter Page
St. Elizabeth's Hospital
Washington
D. C
Wswan
Division of Information
Page
Army
Air Service
San Diego
Galif
California
Sellers Manufacturing Company
Chicago
Cuyahoga Works
Cuyahoga
Cleveland
Washington Street
Carpenter Street
Thirteenth Post
Brooklyn
Frederick Pasch
Sumner Avenue
Thirteenth Coast
Defense Command
Pasch
One Hundred and Fourteenth Infantry
Myrtle Avenue
Powers
Aloah
Hoquiam Post- No. 16
Ottawa
Canada
Clarence Raymond Powers
John Powers
Arch Street
Philadelphia
Former Soldier Polices Merrill Post Office Bandit Raid
George Severt of Merrill Wisconsin a Merrill police officer and American Legion member used his training to confront a night time robbers gang at the local post office He challenged the lookout and fired driving them behind the building Severt then circled to attack from the rear scattering the gang with rapid fire no injuries are reported and no further details on arrests.
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George Severt
Merrill
Wis
Sam
Severt
Severge
Levert
Edward Burns Post
American Legion
St Merrill
Best Friend of the Legion Hails Landis at New Orleans
The high commissioner of baseball and former U S Judge Kenesaw Mountain Landis received repeated ovations at the American Legion national convention in New Orleans. thousands saluted as he was paraded through the Grunewald hotel lobby with drum and bugle corps and two marching bands. Commander MacNider praised Landis as the best friend of the American Legion, and Landis declared a long and ongoing engagement with the Legion at future national conventions.
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U. S
Kenesaw Mountain Landis
The
American Legion
New Orleans
Grunewald Hotel
Grunewald
Landis
MacNider
Paris
Theodore Roosevelt
Hnés
of the Legion
American Legion National Convention
Albuquerque Woman Known as Mother Nye for War Relief Work
Mrs Belle Nye of Albuquerque New Mexico is celebrated by veterans and patients as Mother Nye the Sunshine Lady and beloved helper at Fort Bayard and across the Southwest. She has made over 16000 sick calls in 14 months and distributes smiles flowers and happiness to ex servicemen and disabled veterans.
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Santa Claus
Sunshine Lady
Mother Nye
Belle Nye
Albuquerque
N. M
Fort Bayard
New Mexico
Southwest
Eastern Star
Boyleston
Mass
American Legion Auxiliary
Disabled veterans in Minnesota earned for poppy sales
Disabled former service men in Minnesota were paid 6982.95 for poppies their fingers fashioned for poppy sales by the American Legion Auxiliary. The report by Mrs. Q O Clark of Minneapolis states the men produced 684185 pieces for the 1922 sales.
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Minnesota
American Legion Auxiliary
QO. A. Clark
Minneapolis
Doughboy Doughnut Reunion At Legion Convention
The Salvation Army staged a reunion between the doughboy and the doughnut at the American Legion national convention in New Orleans. Booths in the convention hall and downtown streets displayed the slogan Doughnuts coffee and salvation tree as part of the event.
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Salvation Army
New Orleans
Luxurious wrappy coats and dinner gowns dominate fashion
Fashion notes a shift from fur wraps to deep pile fabrics with velvet and chiffon velvet gowns. Features include russet velvet dinner gowns, Mohawk red brown tones, beaded velvet frocks, fur detailing on collars and sleeves, and girdles with decorative fur. Coats use rich cloths with matched furs. overall, dinner gown season emphasizes elegance, simplicity, and warm tones.
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Yeldyne
Fushona
Marvella
Panvelaine
Luxurac
Bolivia
The Tin Whistle and a Christmas Miracle
A man with a tin whistle plays through a cold Christmas Eve under a bridge. Passersby donate pennies and a quiet gray-haired man and a kind old lady with a mysterious folded note lift his spirits, revealing the donor was the singer’s son with a ten dollar bill.
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Christendom
Aittle
Aly
Jack Robinson
Hermit Cookles Cookie Recipe Edition
A historical recipe lists ingredients in cups and spices for cookies with sugar, eggs, butter, flour, baking powder, salt, cinnamon, allspice, cloves, nutmeg, soda, raisins. The method includes creaming sugar and eggs, combining dry ingredients, adding to butter mixture, mixing, stirring in raisins, dropping by teaspoon onto a greased pan and baking about 20 to 25 minutes for about 80 cookies.
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Chiican
Lesion
Cony Menin
Department of Texas
Dallas
Cecil T. Lavender
Bakersfield
Calif
William Irving Lavender
Lancaster
Tex
France
Robert C. Page
Frederick Krasch
New Merrill
Wis) Legion
Legion
K. M. Landis
Jesson
Woodward Pemberton
Tie Dog
Havellays
Martha B. Thomas
Western Newspaper Union
Hermit Cookles
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