United States Veterans Bureau Expands Aid For Disabled Ex‑Service Men
The Veterans Bureau pays out over $1,000,000 daily in cash and provides free hospital care to 30,000 veterans, with annual costs totaling $60,000,000 for care. It offers free vocational training to over 100,000 disabled veterans, mails 650,000 checks monthly totaling $42,000,000, and operates an insurance program for more than 600,000 veterans with $3.5 trillion in coverage. The bureau conducts over 50,000 medical exams each month and handles 1922 expenditures of $510,000,000, highlighting continued federal support for disabled veterans.
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Mr. Chiles Advocates Flower Culture and Gardening
A fellow townsman, Mr. L., addresses the Country Club on gardening as a refuge from cares. The talk extols lifelong love of flowers, garden discipline, and the joy of work, warning against neglect and urging constant cultivation to keep beauty and vitality in life.
Are You a Weak and Ailing Woman Beauty and Health Go Hand in Hand
Fort Thomas Kentucky reports a reader’s dramatic claim of severe feminine illness and exhaustion. The brief vignette describes extreme weakness and nervousness that left the subject unable to walk unaided.
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