Knoxville Man Raves Over Tanine Cure After Years of Ailment
Capt. Geo W Womble of 105 Jennings St Knoxville Tenn narrates a long battle with stomach intestinal trouble and insomnia. After two bottles of Tanine he claims renewed vigor and appetite, saying he feels “made all over again” with sixteen-year-old energy. Advertisement ends noting Tanine sold by leading druggists.
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Tn Fnet
Tam
Dan M. Chambliss
Kuhlman & Chambliss
Knoxville
Were Safer on the Logs in Florida Everglades
A Northern man tours the Everglades with a guide as they tread a path on hollow logs. The man asks about snakes, and the guide explains the danger of unseen snakes beneath the logs while they keep to the logs to avoid the ground.
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Florida Everglades
Erner
Swamp Root Kidney Ailment Remedy Ad
An advertisement touts Dr Kilmer s Swamp Root as a leading remedy for kidney liver and bladder ailments. It claims widespread success with gentle vegetable treatment and offers a sample bottle by sending ten cents to Dr Kilmer Co Binghamton NY. It instructs not to mention the paper.
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Kilmer
Drmer & Co
Inghamton
Tiny Dick Demands Water in Morning Tale
A three year old boy named Dick fights sleep and water refusals. He recalls siblings Jack Horner and Little Boy Blue who slept without water while he protests others already had drinks. The exchange captures a nursery style dispute and parental exasperation.
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Jack Horner
Littl Boy
Blue
Denil
Jack
Jil
Nooilley
Ady Olek
Tom and the Freeing Faith in a Slave Narrative
A long excerpt recounts Tom the enslaved trusted bondman in the Shelby and Legree era. It follows Tom from the Kentucky planter’s household to the Mississippi River trade, his rescue by little Eva, and his eventual emancipation at a brutal plantation. Tom refuses to surrender his soul, faces Legree’s cruelty, endures flogging, and dies in George Shelby’s arms, affirming faith over oppression.
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Afriean Ravery
America
House of
Shelby
Kentucky
Uncle Tom
Miasiasippi
Ohio River
Bandusky
Canova
Eliza
Tom
George
Mississippi
Missy
Eva
Augustine St. Clare
Caleahia
St. Clare
Clare
Maree
Ritter
Shulby
St. Clire
Ile Chattel
K & Pious Dow
Pentieman
Marie
Toru
Legree
Casale
Mmmaiine
Marie Legres
Marge
George Shelby
Biles
Mares
Satan
Maree George
Christ
Marta Weuksiemt
Bernal God
Bude
Presidential golf outfit gifted to Harding by Legion post
Miss Pauline Trumbo presented President Harding with a set of golf sticks bag and balls from the Fort Morgan Colorado American Legion post in a White House visit. The gift selected by Chick Evans the open golf champion accompanied Trumbo as she toured twelve states on the journey to the capital.
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Harding
Pauline Trumbo
White House
Chick” Evans
Fort Morgan
Colo
American Legion
Mina ‘Trumbo
Colorado City
Denver
Shoup
Colorado
Bailey
The
Legion Post
Last of Custer Scouts James Flanagan buried in North Dakota
Legion honors James Flanagan 84 native of Greenfield Massachusetts last surviving scout of General Custer’s Seventh Cavalry laid to rest in Mandan North Dakota. Veterans from Oregon joined local units in a notable funeral with a World War veteran volley and a guard who carried Flanagan’s colors as the army banner. Flanagan served in the Civil War era and earlier joined the 11th Ohio Cavalry before later enlisting in the Seventh Cavalry at Fort Lincoln.
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Bargint
James Flanagan
Custer
North Dakota
Custera
Seventh Cavalry
Little Big Horn
American Legion
Mandan
N. DB
Northwest
Ore Warn
Pallor
Greenfield
Maer
Guld Felds
Cullferuis
Beck
Ohio
Joleed
11Th Regiment
Ohio Cavalry
Fort Lincoln
Popular Signal Corps Girl Demonstrates Loyalty in Legion Showdown
The article recalls a motion picture event involving Chicago American Legion members and a display by Blea Fielen Flint Qurey owner of Signal Mice Curey’s unit. Her total of women outpaced a rival in a dramatic vote reflecting service comradeship and postwar reunion.
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Chicago
American Legion
Fielen Flint Qurey
Mice Curey
Mise Curay
Frence
Ay Logan
Ag Val
Virginia Legion Man Rose From Second Lieutenant to Major
The article recalls the career of a Virginia man who rose from second lieutenant to major. He studied at Shenandoah Valley Academic and the University of Virginia earning BA and LLB degrees, practiced law until 1916, then served in the Second Virginia Infantry on the Mexican border. He attended Fleet Officers Training at Fort Myer and held a captaincy in the 319th Field Artillery at Camp Lee before going to France in May 1918, where he took part in the Saint-Mihiel and Meuse-Argonne offensives and was promoted to major.
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Shenandoah Valley
Ewy
University of Virginia
Second Virginia Infantry
Barton
Fort Myer
319Th Field Artillery
Camp Lee
France
Legion Man Doolittle Youngest State Legislator
An American Legion member described as a fighting little devil and captain, he became the youngest lawmaker in the lower state legislature. Doolittle, a Town University law student, served in the 42nd Division, wounded in Champagne defense, and later elected while away from home. He spearheaded veteran causes and the Legion's legislative program.
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Tya
American Legion
Lowe
Dowlittie
Town University
Ste Init
Doolittle
The
Doolittle Sean
the Legion
Union Men Legion Members in Kansas Coal Strikes Clash
During the Kansas coal strikes anger rose as union laborers misconstrued the American Legion stance on industrial disputes. Post officers clarified the Legion’s principles and miners grew receptive to the temper of the organization amid hostility in local centers.
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American Legion
Kansas
Mulbarry
Sunflower State
Legion
Post Offcera
United Mina Workers and Local Community Roles
A fragment notes the United Mina Workers of America and lists six merchants three farmers three clerks two doctors and two school teachers as participants or members in a local event or organizational context.
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United Mina Workers of America
MEMORY TREES TO HONOR SOLDIERS ALONG GREAT HIGHWAYS
A plan to plant memory trees along major U S routes to honor World War I veterans receives broad support from veterans groups. Each tree would bear a marker naming the veteran or organization, with a separate plaque for those who died.
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United States
Te Ammican Legum
Ball Star Stothers
New York
Gan
Chleege
Fragmentary Courier Note on Advice to Wives
A clipped, unreadable OCR fragment from the Louisville Courier Journal quotes a quip about giving advice to managing wives. It features phrases like Theyre Smart and Tell em nothing, with a dubious reference to a queen. The sentence structure is fragmented and lacks clear context or identifiable names or dates.
Prairie Birds Describe Dark Woodland Behavior
A fragmented note describes prairie owls inhabiting deserted burrows and chestnut crests of woodpeckers alongside other bird species worldwide. The text notes chimaery of burrows and calling patterns as part of forest ecology. References to American forestry and nocturnal habits appear amid garbled phrasing.
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Dom ‘Nat
Indest Plants and a Shy Father's Visit
A fragmented tale discusses indoor plants needing tepid water and a girl named Feelings Marlon who adores her father. She eats too much candy, fears hurting him, and resists asking questions as he prepares to meet someone, while she hides her own worries.
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Marlon
Bay
Bustable Tew Tw Engaged to Four Ciel
Fragmentary notes describe a claim that an individual named Bustable Tew Tw engaged to four ciel with motion dollara. The text is garbled and lacks clear context or corroborating details.
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Goliara
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