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Newspaper
Reporter Boyden
Location
Boyden, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1922
Page
2
A fragmented, controversial remark contrasts Turkish women discarding trousers with others wearing them. The speaker suggests personal risk may be preferable to exploitation and highlights moral tensions about feeding oneself while starving others.
Natchez Mississippi flood relief after the Red Cross secured army tents officials failed to send directing staff. Natchez American Legion volunteers organized shelter construction with Lt M G Geisenberger as camp commandant. Over five hundred people housed in initial days as flood area grew. Legion work praised nationwide.
The American Legion Weekly reviews a New Zealand newspaper usage of legionary and argues legionnaire better fits the American Legion. It notes legionary evokes a Roman soldier while legionnaire recalls that all legions, Roman or foreign, fought in France. The exchange hints at a shift in language and sentiment.
In Seattle Washington 600 of 3800 veterans bureau trainees shift to agriculture as a new occupation. When asked about their work they say it’s a great life. The program aims to repurpose veterans into farming roles.
A 169 acre site near Hobart Oklahoma is set for a community summer resort to be built by local American Legion posts. The plan aims to provide recreational facilities and a gathering place for veterans and residents alike.
Amy Kaukonen, mayor of Fairport, Ohio, is highlighted as a remarkable wartime public leader. She served in the U S Army Volunteer Medical Service Corps, and remains active in the American Legion Auxiliary. She stresses the Legion as an apolitical, service driven organization upholding liberty and American manhood.
The Argonne association, formed in 1918 to memorialize Americans who fought in France, operates a model for caring for French orphans. It places children in private homes with a community school, playground, and vocational training. Three centers in France provide three stages of training to aid health, education, and character.
Ernest R. Hall, acting governor and Arizona secretary of state, welcomed Marshal Foch during his US tour as guest of the American Legion. Hall, once in the draft age and a state senator, wore an issued uniform in a prior encounter and now serves as chaplain of the Frank Luke Jr post.
Tyron Nebraska in the sandhill region dedicated a $2300 American Legion memorial hall. William J. Briscoe a captain of regulars died in a Philippines forest fire while rescuing an enlisted man and had already saved two privates before he perished.
RS FRANK WILKIE of Syracuse New York formerly matron at the State Reformatory Industry New York says she is delighted with Tanlac since it restored her health after eight years of suffering.
Mrs. Frank Wilkie of Syracuse credits Tanlac for freeing her from chronic stomach trouble after eight years of misery. She says heartburn, poor appetite, and distressing dreams vanished, sleep improved, and she can now eat freely. Tanlac is sold by all good druggists.
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