Western Pioneer Recalls Tanlac Miracle Experience
North Sacramento resident Frank Rikert recalls buying Tanlac in 1864 style pioneer days and credits the remedy with saving his life after influenza left him emaciated. He praises regained weight and vitality and urges friends to try Tanlac. Tanlac is sold by druggists with over 40 million bottles sold.
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Frank Rikert
Illinois
California
Sacramento
Cal
Tlinois
End Rame Ortad
Aka. Temareca
Taniac
Mr. Rikert
Continue Fight for Disabled and Americanization, Aronowitz Says
Samuel Aronowitz of Albany NY, first vice commander of the American Legion in New York, told a Troy audience the legion must persist in aiding disabled veterans with compensation and care, and push Americanization toward one language and shared ideals under one united allegiance to the United States.
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Amuel Aronowitz
Albany
N. Y
American Legion
Troy
United States
Oldest Enlisted Man in World War Found in Iowa
Frank Jones known as Kokomo, a Des Moines capitol janitor, was the oldest enlisted man from the World War era. He served with Company K, 168th Infantry, Rainbow Division, fought at Chateau Thierry, and priorly served in the Philippines and on the Mexican border. After touring as a civilian, Corning, Iowa, citizens backed a business venture for him before he accepted work polishing brass at the capitol.
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American Legion
Ferdinand Foch
Gouraud
General Pershing
Frank Jones
State Capitol
Des Moines
One Hundred and Sixty-eighth Infantry
Elsie Janis
Chateau- Thierry
Jones
Philippines
National Guard
Jack London
California
Capitol
Judge Day Wins Legion Backing for Citizenship Stance
Judge L B Day of Omaha recently reinforced Legion support by recalling naturalization papers of Frank Kubes, an alien who admitted not serving in the U S due to allegiance to another country. Day ruled such evasion made him unfit for citizenship, drawing strong Legion approval from Omaha members.
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L. B. Day
Omaha
Neb
American Legion
United States
Frank Kubes
Washington
Kubes
Doan
Want Farms for Disabled Resolutions Urge Alabama Fund
American Legion posts in Alabama urge a state fund to aid World War II disabled veterans in buying farms. They propose a $2,000,000 fund with long term loans to help disabled men obtain homes in the state.
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Alabama
American Legion
the Legion
Baby in Training Sparks Family Quip on Statecraft
In a home scene a baby bawls while Pa tries to reason. Ma jokes that men alike do not know what they want yet cry for it. Pa agrees the child may grow into a great statesman, a witty family aside on ambition.
Notable Lines Echo Quiet Town Traditions
A fragmented note markets a seaside vibe with quirky quotes about engagements and marriages. It mentions brass band instruments tuned to eighty loud and a town where courthouse steps stay empty in a single season, hinting at local culture and idiosyncrasies.
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BAYER
Smith Brothers S.B
Carter
Judge Day
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Minnie Sharp
E. Main St
Staunton
Dean
A. H. Ruebrup
Miner
N. Union St
All-Dealers
Foster-Milburn Co
Mfg
Chemiete
Buffalo
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