Texas Hospital Plan Drives Unit Responsibility
The Texas Department of the American Legion Auxiliary places hospital work first across units. A state hospital fund started May 23, 1921, with about 6500 dollars raised by posts and auxiliaries. The fund finances hospital care, supports patients through unit adoption, and expands unit presence nationwide under Mrs Murray and Mrs Duller and Mrs McKee. The program aims for a unit in each of Texas 291 Legion posts.
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State Department
Department of Texas
Ada May Maddox
Texas
State Hospital Committee
David M. Duller
Houston
J. Ward McKee
American Legion Auxiliary
San Antonio
National Hospital Fund
Legion Post Seeks Clues In Natchez Missing Man
Thomas Stuart Bloodworth, 23, disappeared from Natchez Mississippi on September 13. Fearing foul play, members of the Herbert J Remondet post No 4 urge anyone with information to contact commander W A Geisenberger in Natchez. Bloodworth is 5 feet 6½ inches, 140 pounds, fair with dark brown hair and black eyes. He wore an OD army shirt and corduroy trousers and is married with a nine month old child.
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Thomas Stuart Bloodworth
Natchez
Miss
American Legion Post
Herbert J. Remandet Post No. 4
Bloodworth
O.D. Army
W. A. Geisenberger
Herbert J. Remondet
American Legion Hotel Opens in London
London veterans of the American Legion have opened a large hotel offering rooms a lounge dancing and entertainment parlors. The London post with 128 members provides offices meeting space and facilities for veterans seeking a homelike stay while abroad.
Political Shakeup Follows 1922 Elections and New York Victory
The piece reviews results from the 1922 elections, noting Al Smith winning New York governor by a large margin and assessing potential Democratic presidential nominees for 1924. It covers Republican losses, party shifts in Congress, and impacts on Prohibition politics and female representation. It also touches on Turkish Allied tensions, Soviet revolution anniversaries, and Irish conflict updates.
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al Smith
New York
L Smith
Congress
Doctor Shipstead
Kellogg
Minnesota
Farmer-Labor Party
Farmer- Labor
Senate
DuPont
Delaware
France
Maryland
Townsend
Michigan
Frelinghuysen
New Jersey
Calder
Poindexter
Washington
Sutherland
West Virginia
Albert J. Beveridge
Indiana
Fess
Cox
S. M. Ralston
Beveridge
Harding
Miller
Hiram Johnson
California
Gifford Pinchot
Governor Allen
Kansas
Senator McCormick
Illinois
Jim Watson
Doys
Ohio
Volstead
Rev
O. J. Kvale
Judiciary Committee
Graham
Pennsylvania
House
Winnifred Mason Huck
Willam E. Mason
Alice M. Robertson
Turkish Nationalists Press Demands Over Allied Occupation
USTAPHA KEMAL PASHA and the Turkish national assembly threaten further trouble in the Near East. Rafet Pasha assumes power in Constantinople as the allied high commission accepts the change. An Angora demand to remove allied troops is rejected along with restrictions on foreign warships entering the Straits.
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M. Poincare
France
Lord Curzon
Poincare
Mussolini
Near East
Ustapha Kemal Pasha
Turkish National Assembly
Rafet Pasha
Constantinople
Allied High Commission
Angora
High Commission
Tad the Black Cat Hosts At Home Tuesday Evening
In a whimsical Nature land notice Tad the Black Cat plans an At Home Tuesday Evening in the Alley for his second birthday. Attendees may bring gifts such as mice milk cream sausage liver while ribbons are discouraged.
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Natureland News
Tad
Black Cat
Fairy Queen
Mr. Sun
Mr. Moon
Mr Moon
Iove
Midgie Moon
Jesus Shows Forgiveness to a Penitent Woman
Lesson centers on Luke 7 37 48 and the story of a sinful woman who anoints Jesus feet in Simon the Pharisee s home Her acts express gratitude for pardon and illustrate the principle that forgiven much loves much While Simon questions Jesus verdict the Savior explains forgiveness and love are proportional to awareness of sin and mercy
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Christ Jesus
Simon
Pharisee
Jesus
Jesus Christ
Simeon
Angels Fail to Show Prompt Edith’s Lonesome Call
A three year old pleads for a guardian angel as she sits at the stairs asking her mother to sit with her until she sleeps. The mother replies she is busy and tells Edith the angels will watch over her. Edith counters that the angels did not appear before and remains lonely.
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Mamma
Edith
Virtue and Vice Quotation About Distinction
A Johnson quip notes if he believes no distinction exists between virtue and vice then when he leaves our houses we should count our spoons. The remark plays on trust and caution in social conduct.
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Johnson
Women and Men Proverb on Environments
A Chinese proverb states a hundred men may form an encampment, but it takes a woman to make a home highlighting gendered roles in household life.
Blessed Are They Hunger and Thirst for Righteousness
A brief biblical verse from Matthew 5 5 urging hunger and thirst after righteousness with the promise they shall be filled, presented in a devotional tone.
Works for Child Must Keep Well
Chicago reader Mrs Mary Enrico describes relief from serious female ailments after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound amid a slack job year and single mother duties. The ad promotes continued use of the medicine and Sanative Wash claiming restored health enabling work and care for her child.
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Chicago
Ilinois
Lydia EL Pinkham
Icel
Lydia Pinkham
Mary Enrico
Carpenter St
Illinois
Lydia E. Pinkham
Mrs. Enrico
Thoughts Failed Him and His Temper
A short anecdote shows Francis walking away from a boy next door in disgust. When praised for keeping calm he explains he would have spoken his mind if he could think of enough to say.
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Mr. Moon
Mr. Sun
Fairy Queen
Francis
No Time for a Standstill In Evolution Debate
Farmer Corntessel voices cautious belief in evolution amid concern over human behavior and a hope for continued improvement as society changes. The exchange frames a rural perspective on scientific theory and progress.
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Farmer Corntessel
Why do you lecture away from home congressman quip
He asks why a congressman lectures away from home. The reply suggests some people will pay to hear a congressman but not their own representative.
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American Legion
American Press League
The
American Legion News Service
Texas Hospital Plan
Ment
Edward C
Legion
Mississippi
University of California
Barrows
Johnstown
Royal S. Copeland
New York City
United States
P. Senators
Edward W. Pickard
Senator New
Zeveridge
Lodge
Massachusetts
Gaston
W. N. Ferris
Wilson
Reed
Moscow
Lenin
Leo Kameneff
Italy
Germany
Reparations Commission
Reichsbank
Spangler
Reilly Coal Company
Marion
Ill
Herrin
Hartwell
Ee Evening Optary Lalegs Ae
Sue
Darry Grahat Bonner
Jesus the Friend OF Sinners
P. B. Fitzwater
D. D
Moody Bible Institute of Chicago
Western Newspaper Union
Berkeley
U.S
Sutter
Stearns
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