Rotary tribute at Arlington honors unknown soldier
Wesllington March 27 Crawford G McCullough Fort William Canada president of the International Association of Rotary Clubs spoke at Arlington National cemetery during the ceremony placing the bronze tablet on America's unknown soldier grave. He praised wartime sacrifice and urged pursuit of justice and peace through unselfish service, noting Rotary’s international memorials and support of disarmament. The piece closes with a humorous exchange about slate pencils in a Boston Transcript clipping.
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Crawford G McCullough
Fort William
Canada
International Association of Rotary Clubs
Arlington National Cemetery
Rotary
America
Spiter
United States
Hberty
McA
Paris
France
International Rotary
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British Empire
Lys
Westminster
United States of America
Aig
Warren G. Harding
Clinic and musical events highlight Maryland area report
Dr. Charles B. Thompson leads another clinic at Miss Mun’s office in Pythian Castle, with eight to ten consults and observations reported. A Baltimore health official notes feeble-minded pupils and curriculum issues while praising potential for skilled trades. the piece also covers a kitchen utensil orchestra at a church and a Gilthersburg American Legion rally with notable speakers.
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Charles B. Thompson
Maryland Mental Hygiene Society
Miss Mun
Pythian Castle
Thompson
City Health Department of
Baltimore
Champson
Gaithersburg
William PD. Upshaw
Georgia
Howard
Valuable Horses Drowned In Monocacy River
Marry Trout of Grantville M Smith farm near Frederick lost two horses when a two horse wagon backed into the Monocacy at Sweet Hole Saturday morning. Elmer Eyler, a laborer, barely escaped drowning after being dragged by a frightened horse. Eyler freed himself, swam to shore, and suffered no serious injuries as neighbors gathered.
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Marry Trout
Ville M. Smith
Gas House Pike
Frederick
Elmer Eyler
Trout
Eyler
Sweet Hole
Amd
Woodrow Wilson Club Forms Among Law Students
National University of Law students in Washington establish a Woodrow Wilson Club to align with the National League of Woodrow Wilson Clubs, promoting Wilson era governance and peace. Henry P. Thomas elected president with officers Mosley Lee and Elliott. Thomas to lead a three member committee to visit ex President Wilson. Thomas, a GWU Law student, resides near Leesburg. Rev Ditzier accepts Amity Reformed pastorate in Myersdale Pa beginning April 23.
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Thomas
Leesburg
George Washington University Law School
Mr. Ditzier
New Church
John A. Ditzier
Grace Reformed Church
City
Grace Church
Newton, N. C
Amity Reformed Church
Myersdale
Turnpike Survey Nearing Completion in Leesburg and Aldie
Surveyors engaged on the Leesburg and Aldie Turnpike report near completion as the Virginia High Commission has allotted $30,000 to the road. Work is expected to begin on the project in the very near future.
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Leesburg and
Aldie Turnpike
Virginia High Commission
Prohibition Agents Dump $350000 of Liquor Into Chicago River
Federal agents dumped 350000 gallons of wine beer and whisky into the Chicago River to clear warehouse space for a large drive. The disposal drew thousands who watched as Commissioner Haynes criticized the ostentatious display while Director Gregory justified the action amid a publicity event.
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Chicago
Gregory
Hayes
Washington
J. F E. Jones
Wslington
Haynes
Discovering Disease In Time And Metropolitan Life Insurance
Free medical examinations for ordinary policy-holders may reveal incipient disease. Metropolitan Life reports 1920 21 loans totaling 68 080 017 for new dwellings and apartments aiding 17 744 families. Death rates in 1921 fell 31 9 percent and infectious diseases declined sharply. life in force reached 7 005 707 839 with Ordinary business over half the total at 3 892 267 274.
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Metropolitan Life Insurance Company
Metropolitan
America
Organizaen
Helping the Employer to Help Health Welfare Literature Drive
Employers insuring their workers under group policies are urged to promote health and accident prevention while employees receive nursing and welfare literature. Books and pamphlets from experts distribute widely, with 238 million copies overall and 75 million in 1921. The Metropolitan health magazine prints 18 million copies yearly, and a Massachusetts program in Framingham demonstrates municipal health regulation reducing tuberculosis deaths from 121 to 40 per 100,000.
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America
Metropolitan
Frazingham
Mass
The Metropolitan's Continued Effort for Peak Spoypctoramesin
The Metropolitan plans to maintain its push to deliver top quality sport products and health focused nets, seeking to enhance performance and overall well being for athletes and customers alike.
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Prof Nets Health
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Misa Pauline Rothenhoefer
Viollas
Nellie R. Zimmerman
Mary Filler
Ruth Rothenhoefer
Raymond Ford
Charles Hudson
Michael Croghan
Ruebottom
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Arba Moser
Nannie Young
Elizabeth Gilson
Richard Estep
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Central Trust Company
Central Building and Loan Club
Maryland
Central Trust Company of Maryland
Church and Market Streets
Frederick, Maryland
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Gas House Pike Bridge
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International Bedding Company
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