Butter Ad Claims Superior Two Pound Country Roll
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1920
Page
2
American Legion and World War Facts Parade Across Nations
The long list credits American Legion posts, military figures, and war statistics from World War I. It notes Pershing’s salary, Medal of Honor counts, draft deserters, and the vast scope of veterans services, with figures on cemeteries, pensions, insurance, and post totals across states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Princeton University
John J. Pershing
American Legion
United States
Navy
Europe
Civica
Atchon
Vitrimount
France
General Staff
Washington
D.C
The
Rhine
Coblenz
Camp Dix
New Jersey
New York State
Mst
William Reddin
Allentown
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
B. P. O. Elks
Aleworth
Kentucky
Tennessee
Lloyd C. Hill
Morenci
Ariz
Congress
Society of Men
Paris
Wyoming
Enoch Lawson
Bristol
Company Hilith Infantry
Grav
Franklin Li Olfer
Wedding Bell Romances Highlight War Era Revelations
The tale recounts Amanda Smith Jenes Jackson receiving monthly Tea checks from the War Risk Bureau after multiple soldier husbands and widowhood during wartime. It also follows Homer D. Fetty, a Chicago law clerk, who marries Doona Rena Dickey Steere Langley Fetty after an eviction notice and office decisions unfold amid a beauty shop owner’s history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
Amanda Smith Jenes Jackson
War Risk Bureau
Washington
Waa
United States
Homer D. Fetty
Doona
Rena Dickey-Steere- Langley-Fetty
Clerk Marries Woman Before Eviction in Chicago
Chicago report states a clerk, intending to evict a woman, instead marries her. The surprising turn occurred as proceedings began, altering the eviction action and creating a domestic union on the spot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Bead Man Thé Report on Weight Suggests Marital Pairing
A bead maker’s report notes a proposed match between a 250 pound person and a 160 pound partner. Details are fragmentary but indicate a social pairing proposal and potential marriage context.
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