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Newspaper
The Gallup Herald
Location
Gallup, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1926
Page
6
A religious lesson on Genesis from birth through Jacob and Esau. It highlights Esau selling his birthright for porridge, Jacob securing the blessing through deceit, Esau’s remorse, and Jacob’s later reconciliation with Esau guided by faith and God’s covenant.
Ignace Jan Paderewski received the American Legion Distinguished Service Medal in New York, joining a select list of holders for his art, statesmanship, and philanthropy. He donated proceeds from four concerts totaling about 30000 dollars to veterans and orphans funds.
The American Legion national rehabilitation committee seeks physician input on respiratory and internal organ aftereffects of wartime gas exposure. Frank T. Hines urges a bureau questionnaire of overseas medical experts, with support from the War Department and chemical warfare service. Very little is documented, the committee notes.
Williamson Post of the American Legion raised a new record for the endowment fund for disabled veterans and orphans of World War I. In three days 750 contributions totaling $2,400 were received from a village of 650 people, with an average gift near $4, despite only 46 post members.
Walter Hagen told a golf story at a St. Petersburg dinner on his Florida trip. He described a Scotchman who played a famous club round and, while showering, faced questions about how he scored the course. The Scotchman quipped that he lost three balls but found eight.
Cutleura Soap daily and ointment as needed keep complexion clear and scalp clean, hands soft and white. Also features Cutleura Talcum for fragrance and allure, marketed as the Cutleura Toilet Trio.
A Florida bound father offered his two young daughters 25 cents for every letter they mailed him. Mary Ann, seven, wrote seeking his return with the plea for him to come home soon. The scheme earned him a double pay in his venture.
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