Bronx Private Hero From Lost Battalion Becomes Palestinian Farmer
Abraham Krotoshinsky once hailed as the Lost Battalion’s standout in the Argonne fights now tills a small Ekron farm in Southern Palestine. A World War I hero with the Distinguished Service Cross and Croix de Guerre, he studied at the National Farm School with support from Nathan Straus and Samuel Kaplan, who supplied cows and implements as he pursued farming in Palestine.
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Hrotoshinsky
Ger- Me Ous
Ermyg
Wiitlesey
Jerusalem
Argonne Forest
France
Abraham Krotoshinsky
Bronx
Ekron
Palestine
Krotoshinsky
Palestine Zionist Executive
Nathan Straus
New York
Samuel Kaplan
Argonne Wood
Grand The Devil s Cargo and Other Studio Notices
The column reviews a sea story about a fine girl and an upstanding man aboard a ship with desperadoes. It also mentions It Is Law a melodrama of mystery romance and intrigue and That French Lady starring Shirley Mason with a good comedy following. Newman Erb railroad president and copper magnate dies at 75 in Roosevelt Hospital after an operation. Estimates claim 16 000 000 cubic miles of water in the ocean.
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River
Shirley Mason
Newman Ers
New York
Newman Erb
Roosevelt Hospital
Freezone Cure for Corns Advertised by Drugstore
An advertisement touts Freezone as a quick painless remedy for hard and soft corns and toe corn. It claims a tiny bottle suffices to remove corn and foot calluses without soreness using a druggist product sold for a few cents.
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