Booster for Mis Home Town Bert Hutchings Leads Legion
Albert F B Hutchings longtime Kansas City leader served as general chairman of the third annual millennial convention of the American Legion. He helped organize Liberty loan drives, led a Seventh Missouri National Guard company, and served in the motor transport corps during World War I. Kansas City credits his efforts with hosting the largest ex service group gathering since the war.
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Kansas City
Bert Hutchings
Albert FB. Hutchings
American Legion
Ms. Hutchings
Kanwan City
Rotary Club
Automobile Club
Tenth
Federal Reserve District
Missouri National Guard
Motor Transport Corps
Regular Army
Camp Meiga
Camp Merritt
Headquarters Motor Command No. 50
8S Rankin Drew unit web of publicity men in NY post
In the Ameri can Legion, about 90 publicity men staff the 8S Rankin Drew unit in New York City. The post, named for the first American actor to die in France, draws top actors and filmmakers after the war. An annual New York Hippodrome show brings the cast together and proceeds go to charity.
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American Legion
United States
Rankin
New York City
Ita
France
the Post
New York Hippodrome
Woman Is Appointed State Adjutant of Legion
Miss Honoreh Sue Gittings of Francisco California is named state adjutant of the American Legion by the California department commander until a permanent adjutant is elected. She was among the first women to enter service in World War I serving as a yeomanette in the Navy.
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Honoreh Sue Gittings
Francisco
Cal
American Legion
California
Gittings
Navy
Bryson backs flexible veteran bonus plan
William Jennings Bryson Myn endorses an adjusted compensation proposal for ex service men. He favors allowing a choice among cash land insurance or other options, urging conservative propositions to enable each soldier to select preferred benefits.
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William Jennings Bryson
Lund
Clarence W. Berman Resigns Senate Post for American Legion
Clarence W. Berman resigns from the state senate to lead the Connecticut department of the American Legion elected last September. Senator Seymour prioritizes the Legion command as the public office conflict prevents holding both roles. Yale graduate, he served in the Connecticut cavalry on the Mexican border in 1916, at Plattsburg, in France with the 118th Field Artillery, 31st Division, then returned to become a state senator and member of the 1821 general assembly military committee.
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Clarence WE Berman
Connecticut Department of the American Legion
Legion
Seymour
Yale
Connecticut Cavalry
Plattsburg
France
One Hundred and Eighteenth Field Artillery
Police Woman Mra Rose F Taylor Headed NYC Lost Girls Unit
Policewoman Mra Rose F Taylor is the sole female member of the Lafayette Post in New York City. She served at the 47th Street station and led a hospital unit in France for twenty months. A nurse graduate, she now runs a bureau to locate missing girls and inspects dance halls movies and cabarets for the same purpose.
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Mra
Rose F. Taylor
United States
Lafayette
American Legion
New York City
New York
Noasy
Paria
Woman Vice Commander First for Minnesota
Mra Amy Robbins Ware of Robbinsdale Minnesota became the first woman in Minnesota to hold the state vice commander post in the Legion. She attended the last convention at Winona by airplane and was nominated by Dr M E Withrow of International Falls. Ware, a World War II era Army nurse, is the third generation in her family to serve as a war nurse. While in France she wrote a book of poems Echoes of France which drew praise.
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Amy Robbins Ware
Robbinsdale
Minn
Army Moveling Corps
Minnesota
American Legion
Ware
Legion
Winona
M. E. Withrow
International Falla
Greeting by Airplane Delivers Legion Message at Providente
William F. Deegan state commander of New York American Legion could not attend the werlare Latin of the Providente past but sent a representative by air. The message was certified by Richart T. Ian peor sealon who flew from New Seats mrectaabes ma Dekbin. The replies were covered in 100 minutes.
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William F. Deegan
New York Department of the American Legion
Providente
American Legion
BR. 1
Richart T. Ian Peor Sealon
The Biary of a Flun away Slave Lesson
A compact study on Philemon and Onesimus from Pauls letter. It outlines Philemons reputation and charity, Pauls plea to accept Onesimus as a brother in Christ, the debt and atonement imagery, and the implication that Christianity redefines social bonds without abolishing slavery.
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Philen
Matt
Priany
Philemon
Paul
Christ Jesus
Til
Onesimus
Christ
Jesus Christ
Onesimvn
Panl
Onesimen
Brother
God
Onesim
Jem Christ
Why isn't there more building in the city
A B Surmisee notes concern over stalled construction with a bold claim that capitalists are on strike. The quote reflects a public debate about growth and investment, illustrating streetwise sentiment and economic tension in the era.
Swamp Root touted as cure for kidney trouble
An ad notes that thousands suffer kidney issues without knowing it and credits Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-Root with high success. It cites a life insurer remark on common kidney disease and urges readers to test the product, offering bottles in two sizes and mail order details. The piece ends with an odd line about a fat man and starvation.
California Fig Syrup Ad Teaches Kinder Laxative Use
Advertisement targets mothers, promoting California Fig Syrup as a safe laxative for infants and children. It claims to cleanse the liver and bowels, relieving constipation, colic, fever, and sickness within hours. The copy urges asking a druggist for the genuine product with age directions on the bottle.
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California
An Ideal Woman Cited More In Theory Than Practice
A remark on ideals of womanhood notes that the ideal is often referenced yet rarely observed in daily life. The saying suggests the concept remains more talked about than embodied, reflecting social expectations rather than actual behavior.
Health is the Most Precious Treasure Here is How to Take Proper Care
An advertisement from Cedar Gap Missouri extols Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets as an effective laxative and appetite stimulant. Mrs Edw Winter praises the product for easing childhood constipation and avoiding numerous ailments, stating she derived more benefit from the pellets than other remedies. The pitch urges readers to obtain the pellets from local sellers.
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Cedar Gap
Pierce
Dr. Pierce
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