Legion Posts Progress Through Civic Ties Elevates Membership
National Legion officers report steady year to year growth across 22 states from 40 posts in towns averaging 11 193 residents. From 1919 to 1922 post membership rose as communities funded parks, playgrounds, bathing pools and memorials while supporting employment for veterans and youth programs.
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American Legion
Legion
Legion Posts
Legion Growth Expands Posts in 17 Foreign Lands
The annual report of the national treasurer shows the American Legion chartering posts in seventeen foreign countries and five U S territorial possessions in addition to all U S states and D C. Mexico leads foreign branches. New York is the largest state with 57 417 members and 63 delegates. Illinois, Pennsylvania, Iowa and Ohio follow in membership order.
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American Legion
Veterans’ Association
Legion
United States
States
District of Columbia
Mexico Department
Brazil
British Isles
Canada
Chile
China
Cuba
France
Germany
Guatemala
India
Japan
Korea
Mexico
New Zealand
Poland
Turkey
Alaska
Canal Zone
Hawaii
Philippine Islands
Porto Rico
New York
The
Illinois
Pennsylvania
Iowa
Ohio
Ideal Program for Statesmen and Farmers Idea
The dialogue imagines statesmen offering practical steps to help farmers. Farmer Countessel proposes that leaders devote summers to agriculture and winters to Congress, urging personal example as the model for improving farmers' conditions.
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Countessel
Congress
Lesson on Jonah and the Prophets as Missionaries
A church lesson outlines Isaiah's light to all nations, Jonah's mercy to Nineveh, Micah's coming kingdom and universal peace, and Zephaniah’s call for all peoples to turn to the Lord, emphasizing God's global mission. It highlights the prophets guiding all nations to God.
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Jonah
Zeph
God
Isaiah
Israel
Redeemer
Messiah
Zion
Jerusalem
Nineveh
Micah
Jesus Christ
Zephaniah
Quote on abolition of Christianity by George Holyoake
A brief framed remark attributed to George Holyoake states that abolishing Christianity requires eliminating Sunday. The line reflects secularist critique embedded in debates about religion and worship days.
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George Holyoake
Tint Worn, Faded Things New for 15 Cents
A small shop advertises sale of damaged or faded items priced at 15 cents each. The listing highlights discounted mirrors, fabrics, and trinkets aimed at budget shoppers. Local readers are invited to visit the store this week.
Diamond Dyes Guarantee Home Dyeing For First Timers
Don’t wonder about dyeing success. Diamond Dyes promises perfect home dyeing even for beginners. Druggists have all colors and directions are in each package.
Time Saver Efficiency Expert Requests Five Numbers At Once
An efficiency expert asks a central contact for the five numbers all at once. The unusual request tests how quickly a workflow can be consolidated. The exchange hints at optimizing data collection and reducing repeated steps.
Ohio sandstone quarries and their vast yields
Ohio hosts the world’s largest sandstone quarries near North Amherst and Berea south of Lake Erie. Quarries yield whetstones and grindstones. one pit reaches 165 feet deep and a mile and a half around. The wall terraces resemble ancient Colosseum seating as wedges and steam drills prepare blocks. A channeler then cuts the block away.
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Ohio
Lake Erie
North Amherst
Berea
Beans Priced At Seventy-Five Cents A Quart In Boston
A playful exchange shows a Boston hawker asking about string beans and quotes seventy five cents a quart. The lady comments on the price being high, and the huckster notes the beans are high-strung.
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Boston
Boston Huckster
Huckster
Health for Working Women
Thousands of girls in homes offices stores mills or factories work while unfit and face ongoing health issues. Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound is featured as a remedy with testimonials from Carolyne Mangels Eleanor Sheblak and Mary Plaza describing improved periods headaches and general well being. A free private text book on ailments peculiar to women is offered.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Brooklyn
N.Y
Carolyne Mangels
14Th St
N. Y
Milwaukee
Wis
Eleanor Sheblak
36Th St
Milwaukee, Wis
Lydian E. Pinkham
Unfriendly Friends and Test of True Love
Two short humorous pieces present a vacation overstay and a wife asking her husband if he will still love her after she changes fashion trends. In the first, Jim explains his friends refused money for his trip home. In the second, the bride fears her bobbed hair may go out of fashion, and asks if her husband will still love her.
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Jim
Baltimore News
Freddie
Tornado Favored In Walk Yet Race Proves Different
Mr Nevise accuses, claiming Tornado would win easily. Toot counters, noting it was a running race and not a walk, the London Graphic reports.
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Mr. Nevise
Rascal
Tornado
Toot
Dlondon Graphic
Why He Stopped
A brief item notes that McMiser took up golf but has since given it up after losing his ball, according to the Boston Transcript.
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McMiser
Boston Transcript
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Veterans’ Organization
U. S
P. B. Fitzwater
D. D
Moody Bible Institute of Chicago
Western Newspaper Union
Diamond
California
Ealth For Working Women
Lydia E.pinkham
Paris
Webster
Mass
Mary Plaza
West Street
Webster, Mass
Smith Brothers
Postum Cereal Company, Inc
Battle Creek, Mich