The Unknown Soldier May Soon Have Names Revealed
The article notes that within ten years a dozen or more heroes of the AEF may be identified from Arlington Cemetery burials. Of 60 000 Americans killed in France the War Department knows all burial places except about three thousand. Graves Registration work will continue ten years more to locate names for each missing body, aided by the American Legion in Paris.
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Paris
Arlington Cemetery
Arlington
France
War Department
American Legion
Skin Eruptions and Pimples Probed by Blood Health Claims
Claimant describes pimples boils and skin eruptions as signs of systemic imbalance. Testimony asserts S S S5 cures itching and boils, improves strength and energy, and rebuilds red blood cells. Endorsed by Mrs. Barker of Cincinnati and marketed in two sizes by ACVEl Remen.
Fragmentary wartime find hints at mass grave sites
Fragmentary text notes Legionnaires guiding to where comrades lay, with several pointing out areas they covered with earth to hide remains. The wording suggests a buried site connected to fallen soldiers. No dates or locations clearly stated in readable fragments.
Birmingham County Line Social Notes by Aarny Weidemann
A chaotic County Line social column from Birmingham records a string of village events and visits. Notable names appear including Mrs Rov Hietman and Miss Berta Werhmeyer with neighbors in Elyria, Lorain and Amherst. The long list covers church gatherings, visitors, illnesses, and weekend social calls at homes of the Robertson, Moulter, Bogart, and Gillerard families across Elyria and nearby towns.
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Birmingham
Count Lovet
Rov. Hietman
Seselage
Ladies” Aid Society
Birminsea
Crurch
Hy Battentouse
Berta Werhmeyer
wWeels Will Mits
Elyria
Ella Brandan
Rey Shook
Loran
Shiner
Carl Scibater
Mro
Atren Ardreda
Saradwick
Ales Wolker
Timrsdar
Parker
Waldron
Hersacs Sperin
Mary Borers
John Allen
Wabreror
Sinilar
Ury
W. A. Moulter
Archin SieDovall
Dow Robertson
Fami
Lev Barton
Thomas Narfety
Elsria
Mrt
Cy Robertson
Art Gillerard
Elvria
Mary Bogart John Gregory
Amherst
W. M. Sanders
Art Flood
Etstia
Warren
Lorain
A. J. Joyce Walter Allmiller
W. Lawrence
Kiensis
Cleveland
Jay C Parker
Mary Hamnan
Sandusky
Clara Moulder
Cléree Land
Ka Gran@au
P. C. Robertson
Chicago
Dorothy Patton
Chas. Bissel
E. W. Gerber
North
Boss Ambert and Society On a Paris Perfume Trend
Germany's Boss Ambert and Mrs M A Ewell visit. Mr and Mrs Christ Banmica and Erma and son Bert call on J D Parker after Joan Rose Heimsath's Elyria trip. A London scent fad spreads as twelve Paris perfume brands go to dogs costing about two shillings daily. historic echoes of Maharane Parala's Pekinese rituals. King Alfonso kinfolk Duke of Orreal jailed in Melun France for vagry and bad checks. warrants out in Nice.
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M.A Ewell
Christ Banmica
Davehts Erma
Jubert
Axtel
J. D Parker
Joan
London
Paris
Hyde Park
Parala
M Ldadon
The
Saver Hotel
Melum
France
Don Fernando de Bourbon
Orreal
Alfonso
Spain
Nice
Soviet Will Push for Potash Market Gain
Moscow officials announced immediate exploitation of the world’s largest potash deposits to challenge the German monopoly. Acting concessions chief Ksandroff said the government would consider foreign bids for a potash mining concession for a set period, with the winner likely receiving exclusive export rights and a substantial impact on world potash prices.
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Moscow
Viedimir N. Ksandroff
International
Girl on Dare Climbs 130-Foot Ilford Steeple
Miss Ivy Dean a shop assistant in Ilford climbed the 130 foot Congregational church steeple after being dared by her manager who watched steeplejacks at work She descended to a large crowd and joked about wishing she had a wager on it The incident highlighted her calm daring and modest reaction to the publicity
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Ilford
England
Ivy Dean
Congregational Church
Dean
Will Seek Law to Protect Badgers in Nevada
Tonopah Nevada reports that mining men plan to urge the next state legislature to enact a law prohibiting the killing of badgers, a move reflecting concern over wildlife in the mining district. The story circulated via grapevine channels and is being reported as a forthcoming legislative push.
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Tonopah
Nev
Nevada
Mother’s Friend Brings Comfort to Expectant Mothers
Externally applied remedy eases prenatal distress by relaxing tight tissues and muscles. It soothes and softens skin with daily use. Three generations praise it. Mrs Telah Mathe of Nathville NC says her baby was born with little pain thanks to Mother's Friend. Free booklet offered by Bradfield Regulator Co. Fisk 28 Atlents.
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Telah Mathewsonville
N.C
Vielt
Bradfetd Regulator Co. Fisk
Atlents
Gold digger badger scouts warn mineral men
The passage argues ranchers and cattlemen will fiercely oppose a proposed statute. It likens the badger to a prospector with a keen scent for gold, claiming that he seeks mineral-rich rocks and leather holes where gold is found, as stated by mineral scouts.
Princess Juliana Debuts Play Based On Bluebeard Tale
Princess Juliana, heiress to the Dutch throne, has written a stage play drawn from the Bluebeard fairy tale. The work, produced by a local women's dramatic association, casts Princess Juliana in the role of the surviving wife amid a reception of the classic cautionary tale of oppressive wills and perilous secrets.
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Juliana
Amsterdam
Hollang
Bluebeard
Bluebead
Women's Dramatic Association
Thea
Boy breaks down 100 tombstones in New Jersey cemetery
In Millburn New Jersey on November 10 Joseph Coughlan aged 17 confessed to breaking or damaging more than a hundred tombstones in St Stephen's cemetery. He claimed he had no home and was arrested at the scene.
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Millburn
N. J
Joseph Coughlan
St. Stephan's v
Not Guilty Plea Brings Sudden Death in Chicago Court
In Chicago 68 year old Frank Skala collapsed and died after muttering not guilty while facing a disorderly conduct charge. Judge Harry Hamlin noted the plea before Skala died from a heart attack, leaving relatives to contest a $200,000 estate.
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Chicago
Frank Skala
Harry Hamlin
Skala
Banded groups win case amid drawn out litigation
A collective of parties finally prevailed after extended legal fights attributed to a controversial proceeding. The outcome ends years of disputes rooted in a contentious act described as a legislative scam.
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