Has the Legion Changed Stand
MILO J WARNER national commander of the American Legion has committed the organization to departure from its long standing policy of keeping the United States free of involvement in foreign wars. He says the Legion stands for an America prepared to do our fighting outside the United States and to extend defense beyond borders. The piece questions whether the leadership has moved away from preferring peace and urges maintaining a policy of keeping America out of war.
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Milo J. Warner
American Legion
United States
Warner
America
Mr. Warner
Legion
American Pople
Vitamins Aid Nervous Disorders In Elderly
Elderly people need sufficient vitamins and minerals as aging slows metabolism and raises risk of neuritis and dementia. Dr G Alexander Young reports thiamine and niacin help prevent nerve and brain issues. care includes easing responsibilities, planned activities, hobbies, and possible institutional treatment for severe cases.
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G. Alexander Young
Omaha
Neb
Young
Home Remedies and Medical Qs on Kidney and Heart
Dr H N Bundesen answers readers questions on kidney floating disorders and heartbeat irregularities. Advice covers belt support, X ray diagnosis, possible vitamin therapy, stimulants, and when surgery or physician oversight is needed. Readers discuss influenza effects on heart rhythm and possible nervous or cardiac causes with emphasis on professional evaluation.
Marry Go Round and the Happiness Paradox
A columnist, reflecting on love and marriage, argues men seek “complete happiness” by making women happy, while women bear the burden of happiness. The piece explains why bachelors stay bored, widowers remarry, and why many marriages falter when partners dodge mutual responsibilities. It frames womens usefulness and men’s ego as core dynamics shaping domestic life.
Santa Claus grin and the sex talk in satire
A short, fragmented passage by Helen Rowland satirizes psychoanalysis and law, claiming both can unravel human mating urges. It declares giving pleasure to others as the greatest pleasure and humorously links Santa Claus’s grin to sexual topics, noting distribution by King Feng Syndicate.
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Santa Claus
Jay Santa Claus
King Feng
What do you know about these listed personalities
A fragmented prompt asks about various named individuals and traits. It mentions La Onlision Patriuan Cathgula Lotharin Mr Sates AR Popintay Spinster Pessimist BI Bikes Publican Mrs. Siddons Pundit Shrew Parrielde Rous Quandary Raven and a note to consult the Gone Page for the Anaweix TAIT ete ie Reng Bran Root, with unclear context.
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Sates
Mrs
Iddons
Shrew
Parrielde
Rous
Tax hikes loom as Congress weighs big increases
Washington reports sharp tax proposals under discussion as Congress and the White House eye substantial increases. House leaders push for higher rates, with talk of 8 to 10 percent or more for the normal income tax and new surcharges on large incomes. Treasury favors a flat exemption and heavier corporate taxes, while wartime needs and defense funding shape the debate. International notes describe German raids and Allied defenses, with analysts predicting continued weather and strategic constraints affect U.S. policy discussions. Congress remains in session through Christmas, quorum steady and lawmakers settled near home.
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Washington
My. Rocervell
White House
House
Robert Dougion
Congress
King
Syn@leate. Inc
Birds and War Echo in Nightingale's Silent Song
An essay reflects on birds adapting to wartime Europe and the idea of humanity losing dominion over nature. It recalls Keats and Shelley's birds, notes the 1929 Bok tower ceremony in Florida, and the failed nightingale introductions, drawing a somber link between conflict and survival in the natural world.
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Calvin Coolidge
Florida
Carbson Tower
Edward Bok
Philadelphia
Mr. Bok
England
Birds, travelers and legends in one woodland tale
Edwin C Hill recalls audience rising at dedication rites as a tower bell sang America and a nightingale chorus echoed through the woods. He muses on bird lore, migrants like scarlet tanagers, and the hummingbird as a hardy traveler capable of speeds around 66 miles per hour, sometimes reaching Patagonia.
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Scarlet Tana Bers
Patagonia
Homo
King Fean Synt
The Power of Pretending in Tough Times
A wartime era exhortation argues that endurance comes from pretending to be braver, steadier, and stronger. It suggests many great deeds arose not from grand rebellions but from individuals lifting themselves by pretending to up their resilience. The piece urges readers to reflect on how personal faith and loyalty sustained nations during hardship.
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Gwan
Tisa
Hell
Streanger
Witcher
America
Pretend Not to Pretend Courage in Adversity
A reflective piece by Elsie Robinson questions the urge to pretend in fear and suffering. It argues great souls confront horror without masking pain, citing examples from history and myth to claim truth and moral duty outrank calm facade.
Odd Florida bloom and Tibetan musk scent noted
A fragmentary item mentions the state flower of Florida as the Mange blossom and references a scent connection from Tibet. The text is unclear but highlights unusual botanical and perfumery lore without full details.
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Florida
10 and 20 Years Ago From L. A. Light Files
A garbled recap recalls events from a bygone era including Wurzbach’s remarks on unemployment relief and productivity, the Royal Neighbors of America electing Viola Grerell as district president, and other notes from the Gunter hotel gathering. Also mentioned are St John’s seminary dedication in 1520 and a $10,000 gift pledge to a Hebrew institute with conditions.
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Misa Viola Grrrell
San Antonio
Royal Neighbors of America
Ubtrich
Gunter Hotel
Mry
Minnie Wenzel
Auslin
Nia Wamnek
Alexander Jaske
Trug
DuGiux
Antonie Buviness
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Welene
Theo
Dr. H. N
Questions and
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King Peas, Synd., Inc
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Verienh
de Gil
Wom
Aoman
Helen Rowland
Paul Mallon
Treasury
Coventry
Birmingham
London
Germany
J. Bull
Roosevelt
Britain
War and Navy Departments
Diess Committee
State and Justices Departments
Zapp
Hitler
Dies Committee
Samson
Low Countries
France
Europe
Keats
Shelley
John of Gaunt
Isle
By Edwin C. Hill
Ingale
Lyon
Elsie Robinson
Jean of Arc
Damien
Christ
Cony
1060
Remen
Musk Seer
Tibet
L. A. Light Files
Amengar
Harry Wurs
United National Association of Postoffics
Wurzbach
St. John's Seminary
Missiat Cauiepelon
Arsh
W. Shaw
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