New York American Legion Camp for Veterans Moves Ahead
A Legion drive aims to acquire a mountain area near Big Tupper Lake for a veterans camp. The plan envisions housing 1700 veterans, endowment funding, and state health law incorporation with a diverse board. Fundraising includes 100 pledges, Red Cross support, and city women’s clubs backing a metro drive from April 6 to 24.
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Legion
Loyncamp
Department
William &. Deegan
United States
Saranag
Big Tupper Lake
Uta Department
Charles Paha Caldwell
Cireniare
Sant
Sanh
Wea
Tocat
New York State
Tegion
Otter
Marly
American Red Cross
Assemly
New York City
Promsen
Campaten
Eirenlar
New York Department of the American Legion
Atate
Local Social Notes of Farmers Valley and Crosby Visitations
Mrs Rosey My and Sirs, Andy Hand called on Mrs Hendpinks Sunday. Erve Veley of Coudersport visited Mr and Mrs Ht F Valdrone last week. A miscellaneous shower was given Mrs Ray Keaner Monday at the home of B B Tatirape. Our school closed Thursday on account of the hens giving. Jimten Lets Stratton and Mildred Eplcom Sherk attended Friday night at the former home in Farmers Valley. Mrs Cora Allen called on Clara Wilcox Friday evening. Mr and Mrs Tert Oviatt at Farmers Valley were calling on Mrs Berthay Marsh and Mrs Tatu Freer Sunday. Miss Tats Stratton left for her home Saturday. Miss Mildred Wilcox visited Mrs Hans Hanson Sunday. Miss Velma Wilcox called on Atea, D Metzgar Sunday. Mr Volnes Phinhtraf Kane visited Wisatt. Betsy Santard Sunday. Mr W A Huzett is in Crosby this week.
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Andy Hand
Mra. Hendpinks
Erve Veley
Coudersport
F. Valdrone
Ray Keaner
B. Tatirape
Ginal
JiMtesen
Stratton
Mildred
Walhey
Cora Allen
Clara Wilcox
Tert Oviatt
Farmera Valley
Berthay Marsh
Ars
Tatu Freer
Mies
Mrs Harding Tulip Named By Botanists
The Jotese botanical development called the tulin is described as a cross between the vommen tulip and the deer IMy, named by botanists as the Mrs. Warren G. Harding tulip.
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Waeren G. Harding
Electrical methods and safety devices amid early 20th century claims
A scrambled report notes an electrical method for detecting counterfeit coins, a gauge replacing valve caps to measure air pressure in tires, and various early automotive and electrical innovations. It mentions the Vekin Gazetts newspaper in China, London landmarks, safety razor binding devices, and new plug technology for preventing miswiring, reflecting a period of rapid invention and publication.
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Todin
Yfre
Vekin Gazetts
A.D. M08
China
Inge Bixty
Mitchell Medal Honors Student Essay on Industrial Relations
The Y. L. Mitchell Medal will be awarded annually by the University of Wisconsin to the student who writes and submits the best essay on Industrial Relations. The medal honors John Tendram Mitchell, Wisconsin class of 17, who served in the United States Army in France as an aviator on May 28, 1918.
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University of Wisconsin
Audent
Goven
John Tendram Mitchell
Wisconsin
United States
France
Thawing Motor Engines Breakthrough Reported
Prof Charles 4 Keld of Alberta demonstrates a new mixture that helps start a Liberty 32 footer engine in extremely cold weather. The 40 horsepower engine started in seven minutes with the new mix, versus an hour and a half previously when the temperature was five degrees lower. The experiments began last year and showed rapid improvement in cold starts.
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Charles 4
Keld
Culveralty
Alberta
Hug
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