Makes Movie Picture Now
Roger Sullivan, a World War I disabled veteran and former engineer, trained in photography and motion picture making. He and James E. Pelkey produce Another Chance, a film showing a veteran’s path from hospital to vocational rehabilitation, ending with President Harding. The two shot Sullivan’s portrait with Pelkey in New York City.
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Roger Sullivan
Sullivan
United Naval Forces
France
U. S. Veterans’ Bureau
New York
James E. Pelkey
Harding
Pelkey
Washington Heights
The
American Legion
New York City
Best Cookie Recipe Sought by American Legion Auxiliary
The American Legion auxiliary seeks a top cookie recipe for hospital welfare work serving veterans. Aimed at stocking hospital cookie jars, the plan led by Mrs. W. H. Cudworth of Milwaukee invites submissions to the national headquarters in Indianapolis for judging by a renowned baker.
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America
American Legion Auxiliary
Auxiliary
W. H. Cudworth
Milwaukee
Wis
National Auxiliary Headquarters
Indianapolis
Ind
German Crook Dupes Americans in Rhine Region
A Brussels paper reports a German prisoner of war escaped a camp, wore a Belgian army major’s uniform with the name Otto Deheny, and forged credentials at Coblenz. He allegedly received a Belgian medal from Major General Allen and obtained loans from Allen’s staff before leaving for Paris. American confirmation was lacking at Coblenz.
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Brussels
Rhine
Coblenz
Otto Deheny
Belgium
Allen
Paria
Four State Coal Pact Nears End of Strike
President Harding faces pressure as four state conference weighs a four state basic contract to resume coal production and a new coal commission. Governors and operators clash over signups while Washington eyes a federal seizure if talks fail. Joliet clashes and a deadly railway incident heighten tensions amid wartime era labor strife.
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Edward W. Pickard Nless
Miners’ Union
Washington
Lewis
Cleveland
West Virginia
Harding
Ilinois
Indiana
United Mine Workers
Illinois
Coal Commission
A. M. Ogie
National Coal Association
McKinley
McCray
Terre Haute
Congress
House
Railroad Labor Board
Jewell
Brotherhoods
Joliet
Ill
Chicago
Brotherhood
Elgin, Joliet
Stone
The
Engineers
Winois
Daddy's Dalvening a Fairy Tale
A narrator recounts a whimsical tale told by Daddy about a beautiful collie and an angora cat. The two pets discuss a curious scene of two grown women hopping for a trolley, then swap stories of their own quirks and powers of observation. The cat notes its love of bathwater while a listener is told a story should be written about that cat.
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Cat
Ezra Leaders Prayer for Help in Return to Jerusalem
Ezra the priest scribe leads a caravan back to Jerusalem under Artaxerxes decree. He seeks divine guidance, refuses a military escort, and trusts God to bless and protect the 4.5 month journey with about 6 000 to 7 000 people. He emphasizes honesty in handling sacred funds and gratitude for safe arrival.
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Zerubbabel
Ezra
Daniel
Israel
Artaxerxes
Jerusalem
Overrating Ourselves and Its Consequences
A quote attributed to Washington Allister contrasts self overestimation with undervaluing others, arguing injustice at home remains uncorrected abroad as pride grows.
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Washington Allister
Let the Injuries Pass Policy in Faith and Duty
A moral maxim states Christians should let injuries pass, framing forgiveness as a discipline. The proverb cites Franklin’s view on refraining from retaliation and choosing restraint in the face of harm.
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Franklin
Vanity as social divider sparks sharp observations
A terse reflection notes vanity as a dividing force in social life, suggesting offended vanity drives social rifts and reshapes interactions, with a wry nod to the idea that self-regard can outweigh common ground.
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A. Helps
Always Tired No Ambition Prompts Women to Seek Pinkham
Mrs Herbert Lane of Larwill Indiana describes years of fatigue nervousness and dizziness before starting Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound She notes improved health after use and urges others with similar symptoms to try the remedy while highlighting daily farm work and caring for three young children.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Herbert Lane
R. R
Larwill
Indiana
Mrs. Long
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