Tuberculosis disability rehab urged for veterans
Washington reports that about 40 percent of disability claims cite tuberculosis. The federal board for vocational education seeks open air, flexible work for tuberculous men, promoting light, healthful surroundings and independent hours. Canada’s T B Kidner urged trades like market gardening, dairying, bee-keeping and carpentry as viable paths, with sanatorium rehab starting at Fort Stanton and plans for broader extension.
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Washington
Bureau of War Risk Insurance
Federal Board For Vocational Education
Congress
de. T. B. Kidner
United States
Federal Board
Fort Stanton
New Alexico
United States Public Health Service
Public urged to help disabled veterans find skilled work
Washington reports the federal board for vocational education asks public volunteers and leaders to report wounded or disabled men who have re joined civilian life in low grade or semi charity jobs. Free retraining and a minimum maintenance of 865 monthly are offered to place men in skilled trades and reduce labor market vulnerability. The board seeks correspondence to reach eligible veterans and provide support.
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Washington
Wwomen
Federal Board For Vocational Education
Camp Shelby Officers to face Base Hospital in Thursday baseball
The Camp Shelby Officers baseball team will play the Base Hospital team Thursday afternoon at 3 on the division field. Captain J Bender, camp physical training officer, announced the game yesterday.
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Camp Shelby
J. Bender
Daredevil Jack Hall to Fly Trans Atlantic Passenger Plane
The first passenger airplane to fly the trans Atlantic route from the Atlantic to the Pacific will be driven by Daredevil Jack Hall. The Handley Page aircraft will carry twenty to thirty passengers, all representatives of the leading newspapers of the country.
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Atlantic
Pacific Ocean
Jack Hall
Mace
Bonus for WWI veterans outlined in revenue act
The revenue bill signed by the President provides a flat $60 bonus to U.S. military members and nurses from World War I who served, with specifics on eligibility, prior bonuses, and retirement pay exclusions. Discharged personnel should receive payment soon, while those not yet discharged will be paid on separation or within a year after the war ends, as departments work out plans.
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Washington
Marek S
Army
Navy
Marine Corps
Germany
United States
Snall
Secretary of War
Secretary of the Navy
Naty
Tennis Doubles and Singles Matches At Camp Shelby
The report covers Camp Shelby tennis results with Captain Bender and Wels losing 6-2 6-? in doubles to Lieutenants Campbell and Caimp. Captain Nelson fell to Campbell 6-4 4-? in singles. Lavnar defeated Lieutenant by 6-4 and 4-0. Matches include Monday events at Camp Shelby.
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Camp Shelby
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Wels
Bender
Nelson
Campbell
Caimp
Uecgh Gite
Lavnar
Lieuce
Camphel
Gibbons Beats Bartpiele In St Paul Middleweight Bout
St Paul middleweight Willie Gibbons defeats Bartpile in a nine round match. Gibbons wins 5 to 2 in score reported as five rounds winning by decision over Somer. Bout details show competitive exchanges with Gibbons prevailing.
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Warren Gibbons
Bartpiele
St. Paul
Aie Bigren
2Illie Gibbons
Peat Somer
Unclear OCR sports note with scattered words
Fragmented text shows mixed names and phrases about a game with mentions of ten points and a back head swing. The readable parts are insufficient to identify teams, players, or outcome for a proper summary.
Princess Hic Takes Center Stage At Local College
Hatties Club presents a lighthearted play featuring a cast of characters from Japanese romance. The production includes costs and songs with an ensemble of named performers and a chorus, slated for a Monday night showing at College.
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Th ‘Williams
Misomea San
Rachel Wade 'O
Yuki San
Isle Ellington
Totmai
Ferguson Moonbeam fFairies
Fartha Annsé Glee Club
Katharine Barber
McCleskey
Vocational Training Efforts For Disabled Servicemen
Figures show 22 851 cases linked to veteran retraining efforts with 9 020 from hospitals and 4 494 from Red Cross. Of those awarded compensation 3 855, 79 denied, 19 177 awaiting decision. 2 555 assisted filing in past 30 days. Nine thousand four hundred twenty five interviewed. 6 256 hopefuls awaiting interview. 490 in retraining, with placement division aiding employment after courses.
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Gs Rnary
War Risk Insurance Bureau
Red Cross
United States Department of Labor
War Visi Insurance Bureau
Federal Board
Bureau
Varn
Federal
Selsei
Will
Equitable Distribution of Captured War Trophies Proposed
The proposal in H R 14165 seeks to distribute all captured German and other nations war devices equitably among states territories and the District of Columbia based on the ratio of men serving. Exceptions include devices for experimental use display or memorials and those earmarked for actual use by US forces. An Italian idea suggests using Austrian cannon to replace bells taken from churches.
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Brodback
Pennsylvania
Flo
District of Columbia
Germany
United States
Arlinston National Cemetery
Italy
Dr. Ising’s New Discovery Promises Quick Relief
Coughs and bronchial attacks are soothed by Dr. Ising's New Discovery. It claims to loosen mucus and aid restful sleep. Sold since 1869 in druggists at 60 cents and $1.20.
Black Draught praised by Nowata resident
Mrs. W. Darw-SON of Nowata Oklahoma extols Thedford's Black-Draught as a versatile remedy for malaria headaches constipation and liver cleansing. She reports long use with satisfactory results and recommends keeping it in the home for future needs.
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Nowata
Okla
Darw-Son
Aly
Thedford
Dr Kings New Life Pills Promised Quick Relief
An old fashioned patent remedy advertises Dr Kings New Life Pills as a solution for constipation indigestion and bad breath claiming to invigorate the system and improve cheerfulness at a price of 25 cents.
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Dr. King
Old Indian Remedy Promised Skin and Blood Purification
An advertisement extols S S and S S S as a purely vegetable blood remedy for skin eruptions pimples and irritations. It claims the tonic cleanses disease germs from the blood restores the skin and provides renewed vigor. The copy emphasizes a long history and offers free medical advice upon request.
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S. S&s S&s
Roaur
War 105
Swit, Laboratory
Atlanta
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