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Reporter Boyden

Location

Boyden, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 14, 1923

Page

7

Tanlac Restores Health and 15 Pound Gain for Omaha Farmer

Henry J. Schlekau, a truck farmer from Station B Route 1 Omaha Neb, credits Tanlac for resolving year long stomach troubles and fatigue. He reports gaining fifteen pounds after treatment and notes renewed energy for daily routes. The ad claims Tanlac sold by druggists with over 37 million bottles sold.

Tanlac Henry J. Schlekau Station B Route 1 Omaha Neb Kent

Two More Women Join the Army

Milwaukee and Buffalo women report health recoveries after using Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. Mrs Hattie Walton of Milwaukee declares improved strength and back relief, enabling daily work. Mrs J Grace of Buffalo says appetite returned and she gained overall strength.

Lydia E. Pinkham Milwaukee Wisconsin Hattie Walton Garden St Wis Buffalo, N. Y

Ladies Can Wear Shoes One Size Smaller With Allen's Foot Ease

Allen's Foot-Ease antiseptic powder eases tight shoes and relieves burning and callouses. It prevents blisters and sore spots and comforts tired feet. The product sold widely with a free sample and walking doll offer from Le Roy New York.

Allen Allen’s le Roy, N. Y

Hecan Yee Dion Update from Legion News Service

Brief release from the American Legion News Service noting a departmental copy about Hecan Yee Dion with standard Legion distribution and summary statements.

Comradeship Spirit Shown In Wallet Found By British Soldier

Minnesota veteran Francis Ellis of St James receives his lost wallet and registration card from Bert Gocke of London who found it with his unit near Belgium late in 1918. Gocke shares a wartime photo and asks for a reply.

Minnesota Belgium Bert Gocke London Ypres Viamuetinghe

Spartanaire club code from The American Legion Weekly

The article outlines plans for a national Spartanaire boys club by The American Legion Weekly to train youths in character, leadership, and salesmanship. It lists twelve code points emphasizing patriotism, humility, fairness, self-improvement, and community service. Also reported is Legion members in Wellsboro Pa arresting a serial robber, organizing a vigilante group, and receiving citizen funds as thanks.

The American Legion Weekly Spartanaire Club Legion American Legion Wellsboro

Troop honors lapse after Legion funeral escort incident

An American Legion funeral escort in Terre Haute Indiana failed to salute the colors as a traffic officer passed. The officer was suspended by Police Chief Smock who ordered all officers to salute the flag following the Civil War veteran’s funeral.

American Legion Terre Haute Ind Smock

Song of Legion Auxiliary Official Call of the Flag

The American Legion Auxiliary adopts The Call of the Flag as its official song to promote Americanism. It was endorsed at the New Orleans convention and distributed nationwide by the Auxiliary. Composer Mrs. L. D. Westfelt turned over all rights. she died after returning from travel to Egypt and the Mediterranean.

American Legion Auxiliary Auxiliary New Orleans Madge King Johnston Johnston L. D. Westfelt

All the Difference in a Short Exchange About Arts

A dialogue features Gertrude and her cousin Billy debating career paths. Gertrude claims an author writes thoughts while an artist draws thoughts. The snippet reflects nostalgic tones about past times and future possibilities.

Gertrude Billy

Ford Hospital Opens Doors to Disabled Michigan Veterans

Alvin Owsley national commander of the American Legion urges Henry Ford to aid 3800 disabled Michigan veterans. Ford agrees to admit any veteran with proof of war service to the Henry Ford hospital in Detroit, a 20 acre facility once U S general hospital No 36.

Alvin Owsley The American Legion Henry Ford Michigan Ford Detroit Owsley Legion Head Henry Ford Hospital Ford Hospital United States General Hospital No. 36

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