Naval Show At Convention In New Orleans Promises Spectacle
Chairman Neville announces a grand naval display for the American Legion national convention in New Orleans. A battleship and destroyers will be sent. Eagle boats from several ports will join the effort to showcase naval reserve crews. Hydroplanes will fly in from Pensacola, and invitations go to naval authorities from England, Canada, Australia, France, Italy, Brazil, and Cuba. Submarines from Mare Island may also appear.
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St. Louis
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Pensacola
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England
Canada
Australia
France
Italy
Brasil
Mare Iaand
Calvisa
Legion's Sweet Singer Heads to National Tour
In New Orleans whispers say Charles Young, the American Legion's famed "sweet singer," will leave concert, oratory and opera work to join a tour with the National American Legion band. Once a Navy sailor and soloist with John Philip Sousa, Young rose to fame in World War I recruitment campaigns and later led as a publicist in American theater circles.
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National American Leyton Band
Annovement
Aligera
Kanras
Fakir Plots World War Records Push In Syracuse
A garbled plea seeks donations for missing veterans and accuses locals of blocking aid. Officials from the American Legion in Syracuse and municipal authorities are investigating allegations of solicitation.
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Fakir
Magneiney
American Legion
Syracuse
N. Y
Wock
King
Lagien
Fragmented OCR Snippet From Historical Journal
A garbled OCR snippet mentions names like Lola and Myla with incomplete phrases. The passage appears as a damaged historical journal fragment lacking coherent context, dates, places, or clear events to summarize.
Salaries Debate For Legion Department Commander
Tomes J. Wicker Jr argues the department commander should be paid and fully devote time to the Legion. Mrs Wetter says the role is a full time, demanding office requiring dedication, leadership, and support for growth. The debate spans national Legion discussions ahead of the New Orleans convention.
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Tomes J. Wicker, Jr
Srelon
Europe
Ment Commandare
Legion
New York
Fronen
Wetter
Virgin
Shoud
Legion of Ours
Teader
New Orleans
Heroic former soldier rescues woman at Ardmore Beach
In Chicago near Ardmore beach a former soldier named Hofman plunged in fully clothed after a woman floundered in Lake Michigan. Bystanders cheered as Hofman battled darkness and exhaustion to tow the unconscious woman to shore. She refused to reveal her name, saying she went out for a drive and decided to swim before returning home.
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Hofman
Lake Bmichigan
Ardmore Beach
Chicago
Hoffman
Renchert
New Orleans Street Names to Change for Honor Week
A downtown New Orleans plan proposes renaming streets during the American on na tonal convention in October. A monument of honor listing states and their veterans will be displayed, with blocks dedicated to major powers and a court of honor for World War actions. The American Legion venue will feature banners. visiting veterans will participate in a public ceremony on Main Street.
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New Orleans
Aimaghbaye
Ava
Belie
Coe
Wenn
Howe
The Secret Rooms of Glamla Castle and the Missing Ship
A rambled account discusses legends of Glamla Castle with tales of a hidden chamber housing a monstrous heir and the tragic death of the Countess of Glenshire. It compares versions from English histories and notes public suspense over the missing steamer President, with Captain Roberts and Captain Rogers honored in Britain and America.
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Senthond
Feng
Hilt
Glenshire
la Little Foundation
Scotland
Earl of Strathmore
Glamis
England
Castle of
Glamla
Earl of
Harman
Earl of Steathimre
Glarabe
Ships That Never Came Back in古 Far History
A fragmentary account traces sea legends from Captain Kidd to ship disappearances during major wars. It references the Marte Celorte, the collier Cyelaye, and the broad tension of maritime dangers, highlighting awe at remarkable vessels and the era’s naval prowess.
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Neve Torlee
Captain Kidd
Newnah
Cyelaye
Steamore
Britain
Howton
Uravel
Tarantula bite risk reassessed by researchers
Von Fuerth and Robert evaluate the Tallan tarantula and Ituawan species Rurypelma stein dachneri for venom danger. They find bites cause only focal inflammation or none and exonerate the mid sized tarantula from deadly reputation, though rare fatalities remain possible. Journal commentary from the Journal of American Medicine.
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von Fuerth
Robert
St. Haerg
University of Arkansas
Journal of American Medicine
Maintained Monopoly by Murder in Venice Glass Trade
The Venetian glassmakers faced deadly measures as the Council of Ten pursued a policy to curb emigration. Workers attempting to leave to join foreign rivals were murdered or punished, actions framed as protecting the city’s monopoly and preventing unemployment amid rising foreign glass production. Two men from Maran, near Venice, were lured overseas and killed, highlighting the harsh suppression of skilled craftsmen.
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Venice
Httle
Glia
Leopold
Belgium
Ardee
Council of Ten
Spal
Wreth te Preferable. A waft amewer turneth away
Koieen Che Oyar delivers a cryptic verse fragment about wind and weariness, suggesting a lingering afternoon contemplation. The lines hint at avoidance and endurance, preserving names as curious, untranslated terms.
Pineapple Dishes and Food Ideas From Old Recipe Notes
A collection of pineapple based recipes and serving ideas. Includes Pineapple Cake Layered with whipped cream and pineapple, Pineapple Salad on lettuce with red pepper ornament, Pineapple Marshmallow dessert and Frozen Pudding with candied cherries, Pineapple Fritters and Pineapple with Cheese. Also remarks that observation and experience are the prize educators and it takes courage to admit being wrong.
Everyday puddings and fish dishes from a home recipe list
A collection of simple kitchen preparations including an apple bread pudding baked with toast bits, salmon croquettes made from canned salmon and mashed potato, codfish and macaroni baked with butter and seasonings, a pea and walnut salad with French dressing, jellied fish and creamed codfish with poached eggs, and instructions for serving on toast with butter.
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Mayer Wanalee
Mothers and Daughters Praise Vegetable Compound
An advertisement from Greenville Delaware features testimonials from mothers and daughters about Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. It claims decades of letters praising its effects for women and encourages others to try the remedy in their communities.
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Huchus
Greenville
Delaware
Lydia B. Pinkham
Outhera
Gina
Othera
Mothera
American nylon post charter sought in Korea
An application revived for a charter of an American nylon post in Korea by the Legon' ational department. Fifteen persons eligible for membership. The local post in Korea is being organized by M TL Swinehart, treasurer of the Southern Presbyterian oason in tut countcy. Swinehart urged swift action to organize the post as a going concern.
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Stgion
Korea
Legon’ational Department
Soren
Wil Hive
M. TL. Swinehart
Southern Presbyterian Oason
Swinehart
Posible
Oating
Rumor or Decanter About Wombat's General Jafayette Item
A rumor questions whether Wombat owns a decanter once owned by General Jafayette. No confirmation available, and the claim remains unverified.
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Wombat
Jafayette
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