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Newspaper

Roanoke Rapids Herald

Location

Roanoke Rapids, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jan 27, 1922

Page

7

Black Foot and the Mystery Bonded by Escape

A ragged wanderer is taken to a sinister residence by a tall man named Black Foot who offers shelter and food at no cost. John becomes entangled in a web of secrecy, danger, and thievery as he uncovers alarms, intruders, and a hidden crime tied to counterfeit money.

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Hard Tasks of Orchid Hunter and Tire Firms in the United States

Orchids hunter M Hamelin finds Madagascar expeditions risky with blood-brother oaths and perilous cargo. Orchids fetch high prices only with marked petals, while many perish en route. In the U S about 1 000 tire firms make 85 000 000 tires yearly worth 1 000 000 000 dollars.

M. Hamelin Madagascar United States

Washington boy at heart of World War I service earns post

Stephen Tillman of Washington D C served as a private in the First DC Infantry during World War I at age fourteen after altering his calendar to appear over eighteen. He later fought on the Mexican border and returned to guard duty near Conduct Road before becoming sergeant at arms of George Washington Post No 1 of the American Legion in Washington.

Stephen Third D.C United States Conduct Road Washington George Washington Post No American Legion

Traylor Family Honored for World War Service

The Traylor family of Trenton Missouri contributed to wartime efforts with all members in uniform. Father S Traylor served as a buck private in the quartermaster corps. mother and sisters joined Red Cross. sons Charles Frank Orville Roy served in Eighty Ninth division Adjutant General Department and Thirty-First Railway Engineers, with Charles wounded.

Traylor Trenton S. Traylor Arunk Quarte Red Cross Charles Frank Orville Adjutant General’s Department Roy

Jumping beans for girls prompts letter writing to wounded vets

The American Legion in New Mexico collects letters from girls in exchange for jumping beans mailed from Santa Fe. Five thousand veterans in New Mexico hospitals are cited as the beneficiaries, with beans described as dark brown and moved by a dead worm.

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Verdun Medal Approved For City Presentation

President Harding approves a medal to be presented by the United States to Verdun. Designed by John Flanagan New York the obverse depicts two straggling giants and the reverse shows Verdun as viewed from Port Chaussée. It bears inscriptions Ils ne passeront pas and From the People of the United States to the City of Verdun. Struck at the Philadelphia mint for government coins.

City of Verdun United States Harding John Flanagan New York Port Chaussee

Legion Worker in Congress Preamble Writer Seeks Pay Rise

Hamilton Fish Jr, a writer of the 1919 Allied Preamble, serves in Congress and backs a bill to raise nurse compensation for disabled veterans from 20 to 50 dollars. He advocates land reclamation via irrigation and veterans’ vocations, led Harvard football, and earned the Croix de Guerre in France with the Fifteenth New York Infantry.

The American Legion St. Louis John Way Arizona Judge Davis Oregon Hamilton Fish, Jr New York Harvard France Fifteenth New York Infantry

Spokane Legion Post Honors Girl Who Raised Clubhouse Funds

Miss Myrtle Wilson, post historian and advertising manager for the Spokane Legion, secured pledges totaling $000 for a new clubhouse. A Navy veteran, she served at the San Diego hospital and was chosen queen in a Legion post contest.

Legion Post Spokane Wash Myrtle Wilson Wilson Post Legion Government Hospital San Diego Cal San Diego Legion Post

Tracing Army Slang Thwarted by Elusive Origins

Yonkers resident Henry Dwight seeks the source of early Army slang. He claims three phrases like doughboy and out of luck originated with figures such as General Custer and traveler Arthur Young, but no verification exists and he asks for public help in tracing the terms.

A.B. Fy Henry Dwight Yonkers N.Y Dwight Custer Arthur Young Dijon Prince

American Legion programs aid veterans and communities

Reports show Legion posts funding and supporting veterans housing, firesafety gear, dances, and relief efforts. Bucyrus and Fairmont help with post projects while Somerville and McMinnville receive aid after fires and medical equipment additions. The armed forces balance officers to enlisted men as the War department explains staffing ratios.

McMinnville, Ore American Legion Post American Legion War Department

Elijah Denounces Ahab Naboth Vineyard Conflict

The lesson details Ahab's pursuit of Naboth's vineyard in Jezreel. Jezebel engineers Naboth's murder, Elijah condemns Ahab, and God pronounces doom on Ahab and Jezebel while promising mercy if repentance occurs.

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God's Standard of Measurement in Faith

A sermon urges believers to view worship by inner loyalty to Jesus Christ, not wealth rank or social status. It notes that spiritual greatness is measured by devotion, highlighting the humility of all Christians and praising the gift of Christ as the true standard.

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