National Child Welfare Committee Formed in American Legion
Five children of the national child welfare committee of the American Legion were appointed by Howard I Savage. Mark T McKee elected consultant and national headquarters in Indianapolis hosted the first meeting. The executive committee, with one rep from each state, sets policy for child welfare between national conventions. Appointments span across many states with area chairs and representatives. Child welfare work grows as a major Legion effort funded by half of the endowment to this area. A campaign for improved child welfare laws proceeds with a drafted four-point legislative program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion
Howard I. Savage
Limil
Mark T. Mckee
Indiamapolis
Tik
Chilriyan
Tvetres
Eli Welfare Committee
Palladelphia
Penneyiventy
Virginia
New York
Iwlichuro
District of Columba
Maryland
New Jersey
West Virginia
Arco
Cow
Niashville
Tenn
Terhieem
Lanissians
North Carolina
Alaboin
Arline
Poris
Georgia
Mississippi
Ontaviona
Seat Carolina
Texas
Mason Lyons
Kansas City
Missouri
Oho
North Pakute
Hiinots
Todinas
Iowa
Kansas
Kentucky
Michigas
Minnesota
South Dakota
Wisconsin
Nebraska
Louis W. Burford
Denver
Colorado
California
Arizona
Maho
Montana
Nevada
New Mexico
Oregon
Cinh
Washington
Wyoming
Philade
Whoald County
Former World War Vet Tours U S on Horse
A World War II veteran travels across the United States on horseback, departing from Gap flord and visiting Gulf and South Atlantic states. The journey showcases his endurance and aims to honor wartime service, with notable stops and local reception along the route.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
M. Heath
Gap Flord
Nooml
Hlatere Geyer Gatren
Rome
Texac
Gulf and
South Atlantic States
United States
Arartiadt
Agel
Hess Trenth
Novel Membership Campaign The Juste Sree feet of Tin Avethan
A garbled text fragment describes a campaign and mentor figures with scattered names and phrases. The readable portions hint at membership efforts, an origin in a farmer context, and a general call to action within a group or society. The passage remains unclear and fragmented but centers on campaign activity and mentorship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alvis Gts
Fragmentary notice from a local event in a phantom period
A garbled OCR fragment mentions a kite marble tournament and a person named Ametenn Leong. It references someone being penned to a place called Ailes and a comic scene at a venue. Details are unclear due to text corruption.
Fragmentary obituary style note from local paper
Vague reading shows fragments about a person connected to Vermont and Cropton with dates and names blurred. The text hints at a legal or public notice context but is too incomplete to determine a clear event, individual, or outcome. The item resembles a damaged notice or archival clipping.
Fragmented Local Notice Points To Public Sale
A damaged newspaper item provides partial details about a local public sale including readable fragments that reference the action and local officials.
Will Try the Pacific Flight Borat Ben Stem theft
Unclear fragmentary text describes a person named Borat Ben Stem and theft, with references to flights, prices, and locations such as Palas Texas and San Mrathleen. The readable items are disjointed and lack coherent events or dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Borat
Winton
Palas
Texas
Momhone
San
Know Your Sweetheart by His Handwriting
Analysis of handwriting reveals Benevolence in letters, noting wide middle strokes, expanded capital I, and heartlike loops. The piece links benevolent writers to selflessness, urging generosity over remuneration, with subtle clues in spacing and slant. It argues hopeful writers show upward strokes and threadbare veins.
Can He Promote a Business
The passage contrasts two business types: the promoter who leads with ideas but does not execute, and the detail-focused implementer who builds the plan to real success. It describes writing style as loud and rushed with heavy dashes and varied letter sizes, hinting at the promoter's nerve and the writer’s temperament.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asl
Jim
A Lesson On Self Esteem M lacks personal ambition
The writer analyzes self esteem in writing and how lack of ambition affects talent. It argues a young writer may be urged to seek other friends and try new things, and notes uneven prose and discipline as common in early drafts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ieee
Intruder Transfer Arouses Protest In City Footpath
A fragmented report describes an intruder incident leading to a transfer and protests. The brief sketch mentions an event near a street area, with communities reacting to actions taken by authorities and individuals involved.
Brethren of the Guild Pet W op Enoukiins
A damaged fragment from a historical page mentions a guild related event with unclear details. Readable bits reference people and places, but the core action and outcome remain obscure in this OCR text.
Fragmented Real Test Tek T Note
A garbled OCR passage mentions personal feelings and uncertain phrases about love and worry. The readable content references names and items but presents no clear event, date, or location to form a coherent news item. The text appears as stray fragments without verifiable facts.
Mrs Weaver Credits Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound
Mrs Weaver, 77, describes improving health after taking the compound for weeks. She says she slept better, could work harder, and cared for three children while continuing the treatment. She urges other women to try it and share experiences.
Our Millionaire Cabinet Impresses With Five Rich Officials
The present cabinet includes Secretary of the Treasury Mellon, Secretary of Commerce Hoover, Secretary of State Kellogg, Secretary of Labor Davis, and Secretary of the Treasury Work. Their wealth likely follows the order of names listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seretary
Treasury
Mellon
Secetary
Commerce
Hoover
Seeran
Kellogg
Labor
Davis
Roman Mosaic Recovered For British Museum Display
A fine Roman mosaic pavement discovered in 1708 by laborers at Orkston Hall near the Humber is set to be transferred to the British Museum. The piece, formed from sulpler tubes, portrays various Roman scenes and the owner has agreed to its removal for exhibition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
British Museum
Orkstow Hall
Outo River Humber
Fragmentary text hints at a personal plea or reminiscence
The readable lines suggest a dialogue or narrative fragment about a father and an invented or misheard term. Names and clear details are missing, but the tone implies a reflective, possibly old newspaper snippet with incomplete lines.
Election Bet Sparks Conversation About College Affiliation
A quoted exchange shows a student asking if the speaker is a college man. The reply clarifies wearing certain clothes for an election bet. The remark reflects campus culture and a wager tied to student attire.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Legion
Post Aids Women's Clubs
Ameritati
AGS
Ford
Lindbergh
St. Louis
Cliples Lindbergh
Jardine
Department of Agriculture
Secretary of Agriculture
Washington Monument
Cropton
Lindy
Furuia
Edna Purdy Walsh
Filter
Character Reading Magazine
Trortas
Te Dimuvery
Welent
Kmeyipedia
Enoukiins
Teresi
Mrs. Weaver
Lydia F. P. Om
Parker
Lorman
Pate
Breoklyn
Hahold Somers
Miom
Beavans
Bell Sellans
Igo
Haarlem
Mitchell
Lak
City
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!