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Newspaper
Odon Journal
Location
Odon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 1922
Page
7
Bronze Tablet Honors National Commander Killed in Service
A bronze tablet embedded in a massive boulder commemorates Frederick W. Galbraith Jr., American Legion National Commander, who died in active service on June 9, 1921. The inscription dedicates the memorial to his memory by the Legion as a tribute on the spot of his death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederic W. Galbraith, Jr
American Legion
Lera
Kil Corporal Scores Again At West Point Reunion
Corroborated by a damaged OCR passage, Corporal Rid Qorperd scores again naming John Shoemaker who served in France and World War I. The piece notes West Point appointment after a long military career, mentioning veterans and a military academy vacancy formerly held by Charities Barrett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wain John Shoemaker
Yoongehine
West Point O
Nheeshaker
Go Toas Armerteana
Poland Seeks Legion Plan in Employment Drive
The Polish government asked the Armenitean Legion to explain its job program used to place ex soldiers in the United States. The Legion supplied a detailed outline and has earned thanks from a consulate official. Over 400000 veterans found temporary work in the first week of the drive, with millions more expected in the near term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armenitean Legion
Legion
Gkep
United States
Lesten
T. Heinke
Comercial
Consulate
Penetal
How Nehemiah Rebuilt Jerusalem Wall With God's Help
Lesson text recounts Nehemiah securing permission from the Persian king to rebuild Jerusalem's walls. He surveys at night, organizes labor, and overcomes ridicule, threats, and greed. The wall is finished in fifty two days, proving the work was of God.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nehemiah
Jerusalem
Shallum
Tobiah
Gail
Sanballat
God
Tommies Cheer the Legion at London Conference
Ex-Tommies who attended the first animal conference of the British Pe gies in London cheered TJ Nelson Jackson national vice commander of the American Legion as he read the meetings of Commander Hanford Mac Nider and the entire American Legion to these buddies in the mother country. The message of food will and comradeship was received by Field Marshal Earl Ha'c.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Legion
Pegies
London
TJ Nelson Jackson
American Legion
Hanford Mac Nider
British Legion
Vfield
Earl lHa
Disabled veterans travel to San Francisco for annual convention
Bummed by national mood and lack of government compensation, penniless disabled World War veterans rode in cars to San Francisco for the second annual convention of the Disabled American Veterans of the World War, announced by national staff members Raymond Creelman and Robert J. Smyth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Niany
San Francisco
Raymond Creelman
Robert J. Smyth
Find the Rock Beneath Poem Reflection
A compact reflection on Whittier's line about faith, doubt, and discovering a steady rock beneath the void. The excerpt invites contemplation of spiritual resilience and enduring belief through uncertainty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Faith
Whittier
Empty Minds and Empty Purses Quip
A brief quip noting four grievous empties a head, a wit, a heart, and a purse. The quote contrasts lacking judgment honesty and money with personal traits and wealth.
Cultivate Forbearance in the Heart
A short aphorism urges cultivating forbearance and a gentle heart. It advises praying for a short memory of unkindnesses to yield a fine crop of patience and mercy.
Unlucky Day and a Taxing Tale of Befuddled Etiquette
A jumble of vignettes shows a neighborly visit interrupted by a necklace breaking and a child misreporting a caller. Another tale recalls a bishop refusing an invitation after a misread card, while a Washington office overhears a fisherman boast about chasing large tuna in a small motorboat, prompting a cautious question from a curious messenger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Pacific
Pittsburgh Dispatch
Women Aviators Lead Early Flight Age
The United States notes women pilots, led by Katherine Stinson, the first of her sex to fly in the nation. Chicago now produces its first black woman aviator, Bessie Coleman, training abroad in France, Holland, and England with demonstrations of skill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Katherine Stinson
Lincoln Beachey
Wright Field
Dayton
Chicago
Bessie Coleman
France
Holland
England
Mistress and Applicant Clash Over Departure Reason
A humorous dialogue suffers a marital tiff as the mistress questions the applicant about leaving his current place. He replies the mistress was too independent, highlighting relationship tensions in a tongue in cheek exchange.
Short Cuts Prohibited Sign Sparks County Wit
A bystander cites the sign as a good way to protect the grass. Uncle Toe Snarl of Wicker county quips about life’s hardness and labor, turning the moment into a rural saying. An old adage about excuses and mistakes lingers in the dialogue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uncle Toe Snarl
Wicker County
Narrow Escape at Sea Angler Returns Home
Fisher paraded his day’s catch to his young wife and teased her. She worried about him growing late and feared town fish markets would close before his return, while he reassured her with affection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fisher
Depth and Courage Missing From the Warning
A fragment advises readers not to venture beyond safe limits and to swim only when confident. It warns of dangers of deep water and emphasizes caution for swimmers and lake users.
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