Woman credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound
Georgetown Illinois woman Margaret McCumber details severe back and side pain that limited her movement until using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound She avoided surgery and urges other women with similar symptoms to try the remedy noting relief and improved ability to work after treatment
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Georgetown
Ill
Lydia E. Pinkham
Margaret McCcumber
Frazier St
Ilinois
McCumber
Shoes Repaired Near Muantico Sign Says 30 Day Sale
A shop beside the railroad tracks at Muantico repairs shoes. A sign warns that shoes left after 30 days will be sold. A Paris Island recruit ponders the rule and jokes that it would take about 15 days to half soled.
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Muantico
Paris Island
Red Cross Ball Blue Crowned For Brighter Linens
Use Red Cross Ball Blue in laundry for glistening white table linens. It never disappoints and is available at all good grocers for 5e.
Father and son bonding at baseball games highlighted
The article argues that fathers who skip taking their young boys to baseball miss a key chance to share joy and strengthen their relationship, noting it as a real opportunity for bonding and memories.
Airplane Fighter Rides Coal Cars to Vocational School
Thomas D. Lane, Jr. a Kansas University law student and Argonne post member, traveled three days in box cars and coal gondolas to reach the Federal Board for Vocational Education in Minneapolis. He was classified Section One, qualifying for tuition, supplies, and training pay until graduation.
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Marine Corps
Thomas D. Lane
University of Kansas
Lane
Argonne Post
American Legion
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Chicago
Dedication Chronicle of Mrs E Clinton Murray
Mrs. E Clinton Murray of Houston Texas leads the Texas Women's Auxiliary of the American Legion and traces a lineage to Nathaniel Greene and Daniel Boone. She organized early units in Houston in 1920 and became state president guiding rapid unit formation across Texas. Her family history links to Revolutionary era figures and Civil War service.
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America
Nathaniel Green
Daniel Boone
E. Clinton Murray
Houston
Tex
Women’s Auxiliary of
The
American Legion
Auxiliary of the
Murray
Red Cross
Women’s Auxiliary
Austin
Legion
Texas
Mrs. Murray
Concordia Parish
Nathaniel Greene
Forrest
Tribute to Minnesota Indian soldier laid to rest
In Cloquet Minnesota the body of John De Foe the first Minnesota Indian soldier to die in combat was laid to rest as Carl Anderson post of the American Legion paid homage. Across Minnesota Legionnaires honor fallen buddies whose bodies return from overseas. Vernon Bailey received tribute at a funeral with fifty Legionnaires. Ralph Gracie the Bemidji post namesake was buried with honors.
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Cloquet
Minn
John de Foe
Carl Anderson Post
American Legion
Minnesota
Winnebago Post
Vernon Bailey
Ralph Gracie
Bemidji Post
Poplar Family Praises Post-Fire Growth Lesson
Papa Poplar explains the family is proud not of Sun friendship but of how they grow after forest fires. The Poplars mention aiding recovery, spreading life in burned areas, and learning from past fires as they reach toward the Sun with their branches.
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Old Min
Sun
Papa Poplar
Poplar
Bir
Mother Poplar
Pye
Mr. San
Mr. Sun
Fletcher
Riddle: What grows less tired the more it is worked
A carriage wheel is the answer to the riddle less tired with work. The wheel wears less as it turns more, a paradoxical thought on effort and endurance.
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Fletcher
Ole to wed Hilda in wary vow
The preacher asks Ole if he will marry Hilda Sorgeson in good times and bad. Ole admits uncertainty, saying he expects to gain some of both, in a dried up, humorous exchange from The American Legion Weekly.
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Ole
Hilda Sorgeson
The
American Legion Weekly
How to Keep Fit Lecture Postponed Laughably
A town manager faced an embarrassing moment when the lecturer for How to Keep Fit failed to appear at the appointed hour. He announced postponement due to the lecturer's unexpected indisposition, provoking several minutes of laughter as he departed the stage.
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Chicago American
Similar Experiences Mabel and Hua Exchange
The doctor boasts saving Mabel’s life nine times while Hua notes she has always seemed like a cat, reflecting a darkly comic bond between patients and attendants. The lines hint at resilience and teasing in a medical setting.
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Mabel
Hua
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Cana
Dr. Berry
Orby Mall
Book
Or. C. Co
Itehigas Avenue
Gem City Boiler Co
Dayton
Ohio
American Legion News Service
Texas Organization
Minnesota Legionnaires
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Baby Specialists
Castoria
Taur Company
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U. S
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Blackman
oUuperioy
Jae
Peek Tae Cou Ete
Elane
Duluth
Buffalo
Niagara Falls
Detroit
Cleveland
Mackinac
Tae Ye Lee
Absorbine, JR
W. F. Young, Inc
Temple St
Springfield
Mass
Eatonic
Dora Williams
W General Supply Co
Huntington, Ind
Santtary
Glanocidal Concern
Plum
Cincinnati
Munson Mfg. Co
Dept. W
Winterset
Iowa
National Mayonnaise Machine Co
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N. Y
Newport Products Co
Newport, By
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Huntington
Indiana
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