Dawes Dawes Dawes Report Shapes Legion Relief Plan
Dawes Committee report outlines principal features of a federal relief plan for disabled veterans. Key recommendations include appointing a single official to administer veterans benefits, creation of three departments, authority to act without red tape, and funding for new hospitals. Other committee members include FW Galbraith Jr and Theodore Roosevelt Jr among leaders and labor figures.
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Dinate
Wiles
Orig
Charles G. Dawes
Chicago
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Dawes
American Legion
Legis
FW. Galbraith, Jr
Franklin D'Guer
The
America Légion
Thomas W. Miller
Tetaware
Theodore Roosevelt
Nexistant
Secretary
Navy
Douglas Robinson
New York
Pruident Tonsevelt
John L. Tewin
Trdiaviaplia
We United Mine Workers of America
Henry Nea
Pittsburg
Mitton J. Berean
Obhlenge
Henry
Merry
Hendersonville
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Tifela
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Union
Rise of L Daw son to national field representative role
L Daw son climbs from private in the Harloon corps to national field representative for the American Legion. He later becomes North Dakota department commander and national executive committee member, aiding funding and growth of the Legion in North Dakota after graduating from the University of North Dakota.
Ideals of American Legion Explained in Publication
The article discusses the aims of the American Legion and its influence in the Midwest. It cites labor leader Samuel Gompers on labor, urges unity, and notes Jor's Holub joining the American Legion amid editorial remarks.
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MT Capital
Kolie
Wint
Samuel Gompers
Jor’s
How Legion Men Get Land in the Middle West
A reported investigation by Fetarite, secretary of the Argonne post of the American Legion, explains homestead entry rules for service members. It covers required residence, credit for military service, and land options including a 10,000 acre Sentinel area with a special price. The article notes about 12,000,000 acres open nationwide except Iowa and Texas and advises applicants to choose a state and contact the local land office.
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Middle West
Fetarite
Argonne
American Legion
Kewrne
Appiienne
Werrice
Tr Jmwell
Cmse
Sentinel
Anne
Tony
Miselseiggl
Iowa
Texas
Back to Nature for Health on College Campus Tent Life
Student veteran J B Parker from Dostin Massie, after World War I service, camps on a university lawn with a mosquito net, folding cot, and open air study. With Dr W S Carrier and the American Legion, he urges fellow veterans to pursue a healthier life through open air and the vocational training plan after hospital recovery.
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Breakwaters
J. B. Darker
Dostin
Massie
der. W. 8. Carrer
Uobernity
South Carolina
Hoston
Parker
The
American Legion
Legion
Department of
Something to Think About by F A Walker
A fragmented essay discusses blonde hair and beauty myths across eras, citing ancient figures like Dido Cleopatra and Carthage, noting prejudices tied to hair color. It contrasts historical beliefs with modern society and urges readers to question superficial judgments.
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F. A. Walker
The Girl on the Job How to Succeed How to Get Ahess How to Make Good
Jessie Roberts discusses library work and the appeal for women seeking employment. She notes librarianship offers independence and permanent positions but suffers low pay, debt, and poor living costs. Calls for better salaries and recognition of librarians as trained professionals.
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Jessie Roberts
Jf Vohue
Newt
Jener
Stoh Wren
The Old Word Games of Restoration Drinking Customs
A fragment discusses Restoration era punishments by wine, describing a hamper of wine prepared to cause a controlled flow over an inn cup. It explains terms such as hamper and banped up, noting the emphasis on steady nerves over liquid capacity.
New Case Seeks Teacher On Absent James
James had been out of school for several days and his father wrote to the mother asking what was wrong. The reply said James is very sick and the doctor ordered him kept at home for several weeks due to stomach and bowel trouble.
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James
Drunken Talk Warns a Woods Man of Temptation
A gritty monologue warns a woodsman about easy money and bars. Greed, fake friends, and slick dames lure him toward ruin while grafters watch by the fire. The speaker urges steady work despite hard winters, predicting the man will squander his earnings on drink and bravado.
Modernized Old Fashioned Dinner Menu Recap
A home kitchen guide outlines simple preparations for a hearty four course meal. Menu items include McFReE Soup, Potato Soup with butter and milk, Luncheon Eggs with a white sauce over toast, Potato Salad with olives and walnuts, French dressing, onion juice, and a baked Custard dessert.
Housekeeping and cooking tips from an old guide
A past article offers spring cleaning advice emphasizing organized storage, dust prevention, and durable floors. It covers furniture arrangement, moisture control, and practical pantry ideas with recipes for waffles, ham pancakes, California griddle shortcake, and sweet red pepper jelly. It highlights routines for children learning tidiness and preserving home comfort.
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California
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L. Dawson
North Dakota Legion
Big Deeaing
Chadron
Midiie West
Pup
H. B. Parker
Hin Pup
Yee
Damon Pythiss
Jodan
Dito
Carthage
Virgil
Beifledt
Cleopatra
Yur
Masie
Muse Bing
By Douglas Malloch
the Sport
Cepgria
McFree Soup
Todey
Ellis
Dacre
Eilean
Voltaire
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