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Newspaper

Shiner Gazette

Location

Shiner, Texas, United States of America

Date

Apr 09, 1925

Page

8

Public generosity fuels five million endowment drive for Legion

Public generosity drives the American Legion five million dollar endowment for disabled veterans and orphans. Posts across Indiana, Illinois and Kentucky report rapid quota progress aided by dramatic local efforts and prominent contributions. Notable donors include Senator William McKinley and Chicago veterans groups, with governors named as honorary and active chairs shaping the nationwide appeal.

American Legion Corydon Ind C. A. Keller Evansville Marcus S. Sonntag Indiana Sullivan Legion Kentucky Westfield William B. McKinley Illinois Wayland Brooks D.S. C Michael J. Cullen Brooks Cullen America Splash Tennessee Canada Phillip N. Libby Sewiskaming Quebec Libby Hammond Post Kingsport Tenn Austin Peay Henry L. Fuqua Louisiana Thomas C. McRae Arkansas W. W. Brandon Alabama Clifford M. Walker Georgia David C. Barrow University of Georgia E. W. Morgan West Virginia Thomas E. Kilby Hugh M. Dorsey

Two-Piece Jumper Frock Sees Lace Dominate Fashion

Julia Bottomley outlines the latest two-piece jumper frocks in flannel or crepe with lace accents and Parisian influence. She highlights lace garnitures, scalloped cuffs, scarf necklines, and new color trends like blonde, putty, and cocoa brown, noting lace as the season’s core trend.

Madame Mode Paris America

Open Coffin to Take Buddy's Finger Prints

In Pueblo Colorado a coffin was opened to obtain the finger prints of John McNichol a former service man for his adjusted compensation application. Friends and American Legion members witnessed as his weak condition allowed only a scrawled mark on the papers while posthumous fingerprints were finally taken.

Pueblo Colo John McNichol Durango American Legion McNichol

Bar Sectionalism in Teaching History

At a national executive committee meeting the American Legion endorsed a non-partisan non-sectarian popular history of the United States backed by over 300 history experts. Editor Charles F. Horne of New York University will lead the project to remove sectional bias in history teaching as conflicting regional versions emerge in schools.

National Executive Committee of The American Legion United States Charles F. Horne New York University A. FE. F Legionnaires

How to Keep Well Cancer and Lifestyle Facts

A Western Newspaper Union article explores cancer origins and links to wealth and living conditions. It notes no proven germ cause, cites natural living reducing risk, and observes rising cancer rates in cities and among the well to do as lifestyles become more luxurious.

Williams North Dakota

What Causes Colds The Real Story Behind Germs And Air

A brief explainer on how colds arise from a combination of airborne germs and body temperature stress. Germs are always present in air and on skin, but they only cause illness when they enter the body. Cold and damp conditions tax the nose’s temperature regulation, allowing tired, congested membranes to invite germs to multiply, leading to a cold.

These Foods Echo Old Weather Tales in Tit-Bits Excerpt

An aged narrator from London Tit-Bits muses that certain foods recall a time when the parishioner prayed for rain. He recalls that rain came and drowned two cows and washed foundations from the vicarage, after which he warned Providence would manage the weather to salt itself.

Old Passon London

Earth as Golf Ball Core Theory by Carnegie Institute

Drs E D Williamson and L H Adams of the Carnegie Institute of Washington propose a model in which the earth resembles a metal cored golf ball. A solid iron or iron-nickel core is enveloped by multiple lighter layers and a thin surface crust that erodes over time.

They Don't Show Somebody dialogue on women’s illusions

Quote notes a remark about women of today and their illusions, stating they are not wearing them if they have. The line reflects a pointed, satirical tone from a Toledo Blade publication snippet.

Toledo Blade

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