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Newspaper

Roanoke Rapids Herald

Location

Roanoke Rapids, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

May 13, 1921

Page

7

Frost and the Sea Crops Warn of Wide Fruit Losses

The article explains how Jack Frost damaged fruit crops across states including Missouri Washington Arkansas Ohio Maryland and Kentucky with heavy losses to apples peaches cherries and strawberries. It details frost types weather dynamics and USDA guidance on frost prevention using glass wood coverings damp heat from moisture and fires and recommends reading Farmers Bulletin No. 1000 for methods and record keeping.

Oklahoma Kentucky Maryland Great Lakes Minnesota New York Vermont Crop Reporting Service Missouri Washington Benton Arkansas Nebraska Pennsylvania Ohio Washington County United States Department of Agriculture Weather Bureau United States Deartment of Agriculture Jack Frost Jack Frost Earth Lttle Nature Garth Heather United States Department of Agriculture Farmers

Welsh Premier George Memories From Youth and Wedding Morning

Reminiscences in a Welsh newspaper recount George’s early days as a fighter and his pugnacious politics. Bard Myrddin recalls how George’s clerk days ended in a clash at the country lawyer’s office and details of a wedding morning breakfast prepared by Shan Roberts before a ride to the chapel. The piece notes a life insurance figure of ten million dollars.

George Lster Shan Roberts Perenenewydd Groesion Linnarthon Richard Lloyd David

German propaganda fails to split United States over Rhine horror

The American Legion condemns German efforts to persuade Americans to accept a pro German viewpoint. It labels Von Mach as a poor servant to both nations and warns that such tactics revive the hyphenated American identity rather than heal it.

Almerten American Legion von Mach Deaton Americ Germany America

Golden Calf Discovery by Fredericksburg Legion Post

The Fredericksburg Virginia American Legion post revealed the so called Golden Calf of the twentieth century. Its capital rose from 100 to 1100 with a two headed juvenile cow in which the post invested its $100. A Westmoreland county farmer sold the calf for the sum and a small levy funded its nourishment. At the Virginia state fair in Richmond the calf grew, the post exhibited it for a fee, and after the fair the treasury stood at 1500 dollars with the earnings.

American Legion Fredericksburg Westmoreland County Treasury Richmond Post

Calf Bought By Circus for 160 in Bid to Secure Security

A circus representative offered 160 dollars for a standing calf as a security asset. Rumors say travel stress and late hours may have harmed its health making it a poor insurance risk. The post plans to reinvest 1500 dollars once another similar security is found.

Legion Men Among the Miners Report Growth in Ex-Service Posts

In southern Kansas mining districts ex-service men show improved labor relations. Scammon hosts the District 14 eight hour day climax at a Legion ball run by Francis Ellison Post. Clarence Smith Post No 272 at Weir expands from 21 members in 1920 to 112 enrolled in 1821.

Legion Sou Kansas Scammon Kan Francis Ellison Post Clarence Smith Post Weir

Legion alert curbs politics in posts directive

H. B. Fell commander of the Oklahoma Department warns post officers not to use the American Legion influence for postmasterships and political appointments. He says individual Legionnaires may act, but Legion political activities violate the organization’s code.

American Legion Legion H. B. Fell Oklahoma Department Ex-Service Men's Organization

Legion Rolls Against German Propaganda in 1919 America

American Legion members nationwide mobilized to oppose pro German and hyphenated sentiment. Twenty five thousand New Yorkers attended an All American Meeting at Madison Square Garden to protest perceived German propaganda. Legion actions blocked Von Mach meetings in Philadelphia and spread to Indiana Kentucky Ohio and Wisconsin to safeguard unhyphenated citizenship.

B. W. Galbraith American Legion Beth America Citrena New York God and Country Madison Square Garden Legion Propertian Mening Philadelphia Edmund von Maeh Indiana Natonal Anehein Gymmastic Union Elttens von Mich George Syly Viereel Tneanapolia Bodied of Public Works von Mach Loulaine Propia Doctor von Mach Kentucky Department of the Legion Kentucky Leyte Bulletin Viereck Chlenge Cleynahe Cinehiuat Milwaukee

Three Voices at One Time Singers Debut by Joe Kaufman

Joe Kaufman a former army sergeant and American Legion member from Minneapolis astonishes experts by singing three parts at once. A government music student at MacPhail school he channels overtones to create a unified trio voice with control resembling three singers.

Joe Kaufman Enrmy American Legion Mineeapolis Minn Pirts Kaufman MacPhail School Minneapolis

Alliteration Aids Akron Legion Bard on Bonus Talk

Akron based American Legion member crafts a playful yet pointed yarn about the bonus bill and wartime rhetoric. The piece blends names and phrases to mock postwar politics while noting a rule that the Minnesota department executive committee says Legion must be made up solely of Legionnaires.

Akron American Legion Hanks Burt Benedict Bunco The Legion Minnesota

Claims for Compensation Rise Amid Veterans Aid Push

More than 2000 new claims for compensation and other government assistance from veterans were filed, sparked by a service contest among American Legion posts in Chicago.

Ietvolk American Legion Chicago

Hospitality Hotel saga with Sir Hearty Cordiality and hosts

A long read from a children's tale recounts the Hospitality Hotel led by the huge Sir Hearty Cordiality. Boy and girl guests learn about hospitality, growth through sharing, and the banquet that rises and lowers with guests and hosts.

Hard to Read Teacher Exchange on Examination Paper

A puzzling exchange involves a teacher and student over a misread examination paper. The dialogue hints the student, Johnny Jone, repeatedly answers with short affirmative phrases.

Johnny Jone

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