Chapter X continued. Tennibel fights for her love and safety
Tennibel Devon persuades Philip to marry Tony as Dr. Paul battles a ghostly threat. Reginald Curtis haunted by Tony's spirit endures threats from the past while Tennibel foils an attempted poisoning and alerts Dr. John Pendlehaven.
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Tony Devon
Dr. John
Katherine
Uriah Devon
Reginald
Devon
Rege
Reggie
Tye
A Little Drop of Something Intensifies Family Feud
Reginald in his mother's room overhears sister Katherine expressing lethal envy toward Paul Pencehaven and money worries. Reggie frets over a plan to remove Paul, driven by guilt over Tennibel Devon's drowning recollection, and sinks into drink as his thoughts darken.
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Devon
Ithaca
Dr. Paul
Paul
Tennibel
Philip
Gussie Piglet
Paul Pendehaven
Pendlehaven
Uriah Devon
Wistaria
Tony
Reginald
Mrs. Curtis
Sis
Reggie
Katherine
Paul Pen-cehaven
John
Legion Post Adopts Creed in Somerville Mass
Somerville Post of the American Legion adopts a member written creed praising the Legion as a dependable community factor for equality among ex-service men. It vows to stand by right, oppose wrong, and support constructive peace while remaining immovable against radical forces. Do you believe.
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Pauline Henkel
New York
F. W. Galbraith, Jr
American Legion
S. Rankin Drew Post
Fifth Avenue Public Library
New York City
Guard of Honor
Henkel
Marine Corps
Leutenants Miller and
Gumpertz
Janssen
America
Somerville
Mass
Kansas Legion Sets 40000 Members Goal for 1921
With 24000 members at year end 1920 the Kansas department of the American Legion targets 40000 members for 1921. The state’s potential membership stands at 60000. The department includes 314 Legion posts and 106 units of the Women’s Auxiliary.
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Kansas
Distributing Victory Medals Remains For Ex Service Members
Although army recruiting ends for now recruiting officers will continue to distribute Victory medals to American Legion members and other ex service personnel, ensuring recognition of service.
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American Legion
Bannigan Named Bank, Insurance and War Aid Leader
Mr Bannigan is a member of the national committee on war risk insurance and compensation and serves as chairman of the Hartford Elks national soldiers fund committee.
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Bannigan
The
National Committee On War Risk Insurance and Compensation
Hartford Elks’ National Soldiers’ Fund Committee
Texas Legion to turn Kerrville hospital to state
The American Legion in Texas plans to hand over the Legion Memorial hospital at Kerrville to state control to implement a $1 500 000 appropriation expanding the facility to 600 tuberculosis beds. The Legion will keep its hospital organization to work with state health officials and the board of control on funding oversight. Charles W Scruggs lauds the governor and legislature for enacting the project.
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Texas Department of the American Legion
Legion Memorial Hospital
Kerrville
Legion
State Board of Control
Charles W. Scruggs
The
Texas
Kansas Passes Laws for Legion
Kansas legislature passes bills aiding World War I veterans via adjusted compensation enabling act equal rights and privileges for veterans, $1000 yearly for state Legion headquarters, emblem protection from unauthorized use tax exemption for Legion property, care for paroled youths, and a boxing bill.
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Kansas
Legion
American Legion
Légion
Auxiliary
Eight Bars on Victory Medal Highlight Des Moines Hero
George Leander of Argonne Post American Legion Des Moines Indiana shows eight service bars on his Victory medal reflecting extended wartime service and allegiance to the post.
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George Leander
Argonne Post
The
American Legion
Des Moines
Eatonie Healing Stomach Trouble Promises Relief
A testimonial from C. W. Berton touts Eatonie as curing twenty years of stomach trouble by addressing acidity and digestion. Advertises Eatonic tablets as a post meal relief with a guaranteed satisfaction promise and mentions garden supplies and farm product ads amid the paragraph.
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C. W. Berton
White Hair From Powdered Sugar in Movie Seat Gaffe
A Boston Transcript anecdote notes a rare sudden whitening of hair from fright in a film moment. A spectator explains marshmallows blew powdered sugar onto his head during a theater scene, turning him white in minutes.
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Jim
Boston Transcript
Carries His Own. Dolly in a Street Car Banter
The dialogue features Dolly coldly threatening, Dick replying he will speak on the way to work. Dick mentions two sandwiches and two cut pies as a punchline while the Buffalo Express is cited in the dialogue snippet.
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Dolly
Buffalo Express
History I Repeat Myself Archive Note
Arithmetic argument echoes early New York Sun framing. A reflective item notes repeated phrases about basic truths and counters the normalization of repetition in public discourse.
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New York Sun
Newcomers to Public Life Learn Camera Pose Warnings
An observant commentary notes that those entering public life quickly learn the poses and optics to avoid as media scrutiny grows. It characterizes staged appearances and suggests caution in how new figures present themselves to the press.
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