American Legion Convention Heads to Paris Opens Sept
Paris hosts the 1927 American Legion convention from September 14 to 24 with ex- servicemen arriving from abroad. The event features sessions at the Palace Tore, the Palais d Orsay, and a grand parade past Napoleon’s tomb, under foreign government honors. Transportation and hotel savings boost travel for veterans, with about 30,000 rooms contracted as rail and sea rates drop.
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Paris
AEF
France
American Legion
Palace Troca|nero
Palais d’Ormy
Hotel Continental
Legion
Pars
Ve Ion
Place Des Invalides
Napoleon
Atenue du
Wilson
Glena
Sohner
Youngest College President Elected at John Bute College
Rev Mr Brown named president of John Bute College Tennessee at age twenty two. Native of Fairview Pennsylvania son of Edward Brown, he leads a Christian church affiliated institution with about 1000 students and fifteen instructors for the coming year. He is spending a vacation with relatives in Fairfield and delivered a sermon at a Mennonite church. The college, founded about forty years ago, is a seminary of the Christian church and enrolls nearly 1000 students with ongoing growth.
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Iescome
Ertreawerre
Jubnea Bible
Felzhi
Zoof
T Institution
Duces
Mr. Brown
Fairnes
Adams County
Frederick
Edward Brown
Warneeboro
Bow
Christian Musselman
Fairfield
Mennonite Church
The
Christian Church
Fairfeld
Christian Congregation of
Fairent
Gettysburg
Tennessee
John Bute College
Brown
Ecountry
Plans for Fashion Show Discussed at Armory Meeting
A Tuesday meeting at the Armory reviewed plans for a fashion show with novel exhibits and crowd-friendly methods. L L Wilson presided, and George H. Hickman joined Kiwanis, with guests present from Hagerstown Cumberland and beyond.
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Kiwanis Club
L. L Wilson
Frederich
George H. Hickman
Point of Rocks
A. A. Radcliff
George A. Reed
Hagerstown
George Fite
Boston
H. R. Davidson
Cumberland
A. Hart Etchison
Johan H. Staaffer, Jr
City
Bears Plague Alaska Stations As Famine Forces Guards
Reported hunger driven bears rove Alaska arctic telegraph stations. They patrol regular trails, threaten food supplies, and force guards to protect stores at isolated posts. The animals are described as numerous and bold in their search for food.
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Alaska
Arctic
Far West
Pio Dees
Woman seeks remedy through vegetable compound advertising
A letter from Mrs. Jax sie Trawas of Union City urges readers to try Lyita E Pinkham Vegetable Compound for four years of weakness and sleeplessness. She credits the remedy with reducing headaches and fatigue, letting her work and care for her children. She claims the product improves her health and stamina and offers to answer letters.
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Bolle Thompson
Georgia
Jaxsie Trawas
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Nomferte
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Elm St. Frederick
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GER & CO
South Market St. Frederick
Uleates
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Uietare Lyow
Llot Spaebeus
Janne
National Bank
Frederick, Maryland
Bank of Personal Service
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Jeweley Store
North Market Street
Frederick, Ma
Quynn’s Hardware Store
Frederick County Products
U. S. Inspection Establishment
Helfenstein & Urner Insurance
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