On the Trail of Glennon
Dorothy True suspects Mr Brown may be Glennon the alias heartbreaker. She plots to reveal his deception while Alicia is drawn to him. Dorothy aims to protect Alicia and catch the villain, risking exposure and romance.
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Dorothy
Ithietica
Alicia ‘Trum
Cita
Alicia
Thia
Rome
Mr. Brown
Glennon
Jotn Brown
Jove Brown
John
Cole
Hin
Alien
Slater
Glenagh
Mrs. Trues
Cocetry
Mr. Bees
Alice
Mr Brown
Healy
Sapatonie
MD Sternthy
Wline
Gnrnee
Patton
Hahown
Jom Brown
Amity
Giant artichoke tale from cities to Dijon
An excerpt contrasts the artichoke or giant thistle grown in San Prancieco and the Half Man Ray region with its culinary fame in cities. It notes the flower’s scent lures bees and the bud’s value, as well as a grand French lighthouse beacon lighting Dijon scenes visible for miles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Prancieco
Gia
Scientific American
Sheep Breeding Gains on Farms with Wool and Stock
Extension workers promote a farm mix of sheep and other livestock. Purebred ram clubs in Pennsylvania and neighboring states advance Shropshire stock, with ram rotations and show participation. County agents aid ewe purchases, demonstrations, and cooperative sales to raise farm flocks and wool pools. Local banks back youth clubs. orphan lamb care by 195 young handlers increases flock numbers nationwide.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Tave
Conncticout
Pennsylvania
Tral
Washington State
New Mexico
Ram Club
Chile
Esch Unt
McKean
Tng
Shropshire
Minton
Cink Fa
Tron
Ctak
Rambouillet
Iron County
Johnson County
Neb
Jasper County
Boys
Gittw Club
Dvancy
Lake County
Minn
Carbon County
Utah
Pudiling
Hernaliito
N. Mex
United States
Distinct Squash Types Grown in Home Gardens
The article explains two main squash types grown by gardeners: summer squashes harvested young and tender for immediate use, and fall and winter squashes ripened for winter use. It notes summer varieties suit average gardens, while larger standard types fit field culture with spaced hills and manure and fertilizer worked in during hill formation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buane
Plan to Raise Artichokes in Rich Sandy Loam
Plant seeds as soon as soil thaws in spring. Transplant after three to four leaves to rows three feet apart and two feet in the row. Expect harvest in the second season. In cold locales use some cover.
Genuine cave man Partee Gross joins exploration party
Buckeye soldier Partee G Gross of McComb Ohio, a member of the American Legion, is celebrated as a cave man and explorer. He helped uncover the geological formation "Gross Giant Gnome" and will join a party to probe Wyamutte Cave in Indiana and the Great Onyx Cave in Kentucky.
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Quark Mountains
Partee
G. Gross
Mo Comb
McComb
Ha Ha Tonks
Ozarks
Amertcan Legion
American Legion
Wyamutte Cave
Indiana
Onyx
Kematucky
Denver Legion Tests Myriad Talents For Miss Adams
Denver American Legion members praise Miss Adams as a standout talent and muse on beauty over stage craft. They report intrigue with her and note their preference for authenticity among local performers over glamorous outsiders. The debate touches on standards of charm and theatrical skill within the Denver club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion
Denver
Rockies
Broadway
Kaith Adame
Gold Brick Cures Soldier Ailments At Fort Harrison
A wartime tale credits Captain I F L Mearthy of Development Battalion No. 1 at Fort Benjamin Harrison with introducing the gold brick as a cure for laziness and alleged ailments. Recruits feigning illness faced the brick as a humorous, coercive remedy leading to abrupt recoveries and disciplinary displays.
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I FL Mearthy
Fort Benjamin Harrison
Inn
McCarthy
Foch Sees Himself in Midwest Movie Showing
Paria evenings show a film tour featuring Marshal Foch as a featured cinema event. Myron T. Herrick, ambassador, introduces Foch and remarks on a German defeat portrayal, noting the audience’s reaction to the wartime figure in a traveling United States program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshal Foch
Paria
United States
Myron ‘T. Herrick
Woch
Germany
Lold
Legion Names McCormack to National Board
The U S Navy veteran and longtime hospital administrator, McCormack, was chosen as a national board member of the Legion. His career included aiding Kearsarge survivors, founding Naval Base Hospital No 1 at Brest, and serving during the Vera Cruz and Marne operations. He joined the navy at seventeen and later returned to service in 1915.
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Absuvler McCormack
Kearsirge
Navy
Vera Cras
St. Angers
Naval Base Hospital No. 1
Brest
Marne
Jullly
Legion
Klew
Warm Friend of the Legion Helps St Paul Hungry
Exserviceman with one hand on his stomach seeks work at the American Legion in St Paul Mint. He tackled a big contract at the 81 Ponl armory and earned a modest sum. Born in Greece, Lambroy has lived in the United States 12 years and works to ease hunger in St Paul, becoming a warm Legion friend and helper.
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St. Paul
Mint
Legion
Feewat
Ponl
Lambroy
Sederocastron
Greece
St. Past
American Legion
Little Child Shall Lead in Army Tale of Duty
An editorial cites Hanford MacNider and a wartime quote about a private muttering a pun on a phrase. It recounts a second lieutenant leading a company after a muttered joke and a bulletin promising a twenty mile march, illustrating discipline and resolve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
New York Times
Hanford MacNider
American Legion
MacNider
Leutenant
Legion reports wave of citizen papers raids and objector cases
Berkeley daily edition notes Alien soldiers and sailors removing citizens papers at about 700 monthly. Exservice men visit a private health resort atop Kilauea crater. Tulsa jail releases occur at Legion request. Two foreign born conscientious objectors denied citizenship. Toledo judge praised by Tony Wroblewski post of the Legion.
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Toledo
Tony Wroblewski
Legion
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California
Dijon
France
Rambouillet Ram
Partee Grose
Denver Legion
Mies Edith Adams
Foch
Mac
U. S. Navy
John Lambros
Berkeley, Cal
Post
American Legon
Kuauea
Tulsa
Okla
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