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Newspaper

Malvern Leader

Location

Malvern, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 30, 1921

Page

4

Emery chosen national commander of American Legion

John G. Emery elected national commander of the American Legion, drawing strong support from Iowa officials led by State Commander Hanford MacNider. Emery, from Grand Rapids Michigan, is praised for a solid World War II record and received near unanimous backing during Cleveland conventions before the death of Commander F. W. Galbraith Jr. in a June automobile crash.

John G. Emery The American Legion Iowa Hanford MacNider Hemery Grand Rapids Mich Cleveland Emery Legion F. W. Galbraith, Jr Indianapolis Ind Daniel F. Steck Ottumwa Towa National Legion Executive Committee Iowa Department Tom Roberts Galbraith Minneapolis

CAUGHT ON THE FLY Speak with acts and love yourself

A fragmentary collection of adages and statistics. It cites 8 300 coal mines in the British Isles and Canada’s wartime veteran loans totaling 80 million dollars. Mentions women in Minnesota and Virginia wage earners, plus various maxims on character and adversity.

British Isles

Miscellaneous maxims and quotes from a Galveston News page

A collage of proverbs and sayings on thrift productivity and virtue notes. It cites Johnson Twain Goethe Emerson and Galveston News with lines on economy perseverance and wisdom plus a tip for removing white varnish spots with heat and a quip about pleasing a young mother by claiming the baby has her eyes and its father's mouth.

Texas Galveston

Story of Our States Maryland History and Beginnings

Lord Baltimore sought to found a colony after securing favor from King Charles I. Named Maryland in honor of Henrietta Maria, the charter required two Indian arrows and a share of metals yearly. Settlement began at St Mary's in 1634, with a hereditary rule until independence in 1776. Maryland joined the Union in 1788 as the seventh state with eight electors.

Ndia Narrows Maryland Lord Baltimore London Company Virginia Potomac Charles I Henrietta Maria St. Mary’s Baltimore Union McClure

More Men Than Women Have Appendicitis

Medical reports indicate men are more prone to appendicitis than women with sudden cases among women. Prevention lies in guarding against intestinal infection. Adler-i-ka antiseptic acts on both upper and lower bowels removing foul matter that could cause infection. It reveals toxins long hidden and may have poisoned you for months. Adler-ika helps gas on the stomach.

Adler

True diplomatist qualities debated in Louisville debate

A dialogue on diplomacy and quick thinking features Senator Sorghum and others. Questions arise about who handles communications and whether a secretary can act for a principal. The discussion compares diplomatic skill to poker, highlighting adaptability and foresight.

Sorghum

Class In Physiology Heart Beat Question By Student

A teacher asks in a physiology class Where is the heart located. Little Jimmy remains silent then responds by placing a hand on his chest and saying he does not feel a heartbeat there. He adds he usually feels it on the other side a little lower down.

Jimmy

Effective Remedy

Dolly and Drugelst propose matrimony as a joke answer to removing superfluous hair. The line plays on wordplay about tying the knot versus hair removal. No real treatment is discussed or advised.

Dolly

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