American Legion at Twenty-One Years Promotes Patriotism
The editorial celebrates the American Legion on its twenty first birthday noting its preamble pledges to defend the Constitution and promote unity. It highlights 11 591 posts with 1 039 989 members plus 400 000 auxiliary and 70 000 sons of the legion, praising wartime service and peacetime defense and urging continued loyalty to patriotic ideals.
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The
American Legion
Sons of the Legion
America
Legionnaires
Osteomyelitis overview and treatments for children
A health article explains osteomyelitis a common but serious bone infection in children. It details symptoms like fever and localized pain, likely causes including the germ staphylococcus aureus, and treatment approaches from hot compresses to drainage, rest, fluids, and possible injections or new drugs such as sulfanilamide, with emphasis on early recognition and cautious surgery.
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Addifion
Medical Qs From Readers on Hernia Phlebitis
Dr Bundesen answers readers questions about abdominal swelling possibly a hernia or tumor and explains phlebitis as an infection not heart related with standard treatments such as heat exercise and light massage.
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King Vee Syndy
Old Spanish Custom Letter Stirs San Antonio Readers
Mrs. Ida Rimkus writes about a misconception of an old Spanish serenade incident near her home. She notes long-term tax residence, urges the police to curb a recent crime wave, and questions the paper's framing of the event as a quaint tradition.
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Yoore
San Anonio
Ida Rimkus
San Antonio Opera Season Succeeds Amid Gala Closing
Ten and twenty years ago on March 16 1930 San Antonio enjoyed a near capacity Munigipal auditorium crowd for the Chicago Civic Opera Company finale brief notes on expected $50000 receipts and backers AppearAnce Here. Park shift in Brackenridge park supervision followed resignations as city officials announced new general charge details.
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San Antonio
Chicago Civic Opera Company
Munigipal
W. G. Wegins
Lync Teague, Inc
Behind the News on War Sales and Political Strife
Controversy over sale of American air fighting craft to allies fuels clashes between War and Treasury departments. Morgenthau faces Senate inquiries amid pressure from Hillary Hull Townsend and White House aides. Roosevelt’s stance, British press influence, and exports policy spark near-certain congressional probes and fiscal debates.
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Collegee
Finland
Alles
la ¥Ollette
Johnson
White House
Stephen Early
Air Corps
Arnold
War
Treasury Departments
Congressional
Treasury
Morgenthau
Roosevelt
Hole
Senate
Woodring
Hull
Townsend
State Department
Latin America
Pat Hare Mison
Doughton
Congressional Fiscal Committees
Federal Surplus Commodities Corporation
Congress
Treasry
King Features Syndicate
Esprit de corps in war and politics across eras
The piece contrasts esprit de corps in historical French forces with modern totalitarian conflict. It notes badges, slogans, and unit symbols as expressions of identity from Zouaves to scouts, then links disruption in economies to war’s unifying pull. It argues total war differs from earlier mobilization and reflects on France’s military symbolism today.
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Righ Yomance
Polly
Dundrearte
van Dykes
Ines
Wes
Chaushew
Barney Oldfield
Oldfield
Esprit
Adolf Hitler
Subways Hero Won Silver Medal for Quick Action
An account from a Princeton club member recalls a Semmer athlete who saved a drunk from a live train by acting in under a second. He received a gold medal, but the committee awarded silver, arguing true heroism requires time to think. The piece contrasts such acts with staged heroism in films.
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Princeton Clit
King Fors. Synd., Inc
Respect Your Mistakes and Face Them With Pride
A motivational exhortation urges embracing errors as vital life lessons. It contrasts public blame with inner courage, urging readers to study motives, understand missteps, and maintain self respect. The piece champions perseverance, self trust, and continuing to try despite failures.
Face Fear and Repair Yourself Says 1949 Motivational Copy
A 1949 motivational piece urges confronting inner curses and fear rather than hiding from them. It counsels facing all aspects of the self, acknowledging mistakes without self-spoilage, and choosing self-respect over remorse. The author emphasizes striving to live with pride despite perceived world judgments.
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King Fun
Syntt
Tne
Knowledge Quiz Error or Misdirected Text
The provided text appears as a scrambled knowledge test with numerous typographical errors and unclear prompts. It references geography, history, and general trivia items such as Falkland Islands location, Big Ben, Charlemagne, Dred Scott, and Du Barry, but lacks coherent questions or structure.
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Cam & Game
Falkland Islands
Atlantic
Pacific
Biarritz
Spain
France
Big Ben
Empire State
New York
Virginia
Charing Cross
Paris
London
Dred Scott
Charlemagne
Ederlo
du Barry
Lomo XV
Ts Chariras
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