Legion Posts Boost Wrestler and Veterans Aid
George K Manos of Greek Candyl Kitchen at Tadiana, a Legion member, defeated the masked marvel Peter Sturgis, hurling him over his head and pinning him. The American Legion of Nevada plans an outdoor Lake Tahoe convention July 25. The Legion aided overseas veteran William S Milton’s burial in Caryville Fla. Rev John W International continues a six week tour on Americanization and citizenship. The Legion Bureau in Los Angeles placed 1,562 veterans in jobs in May, down from April due to ROT and marine rotation.
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Lake Tahoe
William S. Milton
Richmond
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John W. International
Besgun
Nashville
Memphis
Jackson
Tenn
Little Rock
Pine Bluff
Ark
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Austin
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Fort Worth
Los Angeles
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Wanamaker Marks Sixty Years of Advertising Service
John Wanamaker has completed sixty years as a merchant and pioneer of regular newspaper advertising. He buys more advertising than any merchant of his class, and his ads appear in New York and Philadelphia papers regardless of economic conditions. His store network makes his house as well known as the cities hosting his outlets.
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John Wanamker
Wanamaker
Philadelphia
New York
the Sun
Duty and the True Meaning of Service in Mazazint
A concise reflection argues that duty embodies love of God and neighbor, turning a person's life into a faithful expression of core beliefs whether absolute or relative within Mazazint. The piece links moral responsibility to daily actions and societal welfare.
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God
Get Rid of Rheumatism with Chamberlain's Liniment
An old advertisement urges readers to treat chronic or muscular rheumatism by massaging affected parts twice daily with Chamberlain's Liniment promising strong relief or cure. The call to action ends with a plug for subscribing to The Camera.
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What Becomes of Our Ex Presidents
A brief survey of former U S leaders after leaving office. Washington prospered, Jefferson and Monroe faced financial struggles, Jackson fell into debt, Grant pawned his civil war collection, Madison and Adams remained active statesmen, Pierce and Buchanan receded into rural life, Polk and Fillmore pursued public duties, and many were labeled hermits.
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Woodrow Wilson
Executive
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Washii
Mt. Vernon
Washington
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Monroe
Jackson
Grant
Liesure
William H. Vanderbilt
National Museum
Congress
Old Hickory
America
Benjamin Harrison
Leland Stanford University
Fort Cage
John Quincy Adama
White House
House of Representatives
Martin van Buren
Hudson River
James K. Polk
Martin Fillmore
Pillmore
Deal
Polk
Fraklin Pierce
Jamey Buchanan
Pierce
Madison
Buchanan
John Adams
Adama
Public leaders’ rise and fall compared across eras
The passage notes Johnson’s long pursuit of power ending with a U.S. Senate seat before death, and Chester A. Arthur and Grover Cleveland joining influential law firms. It concludes that modern public figures appear better off than earlier ones, doubting Harding’s successors face dangers faced by Jackson, Jefferson or Grant.
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Johnson
United States Senate
Chester A. Arthur
Grover Cleveland
Harding
Jackson
Jefferson
Grant
Correct Names of the Different Automobiles
The text lists automobile body styles with brief definitions from the Society of Automotive Engineers. It defines Roadster Coupelet Coupe Convertible Coupe Touring car Salon touring car Convertible touring car dan Limousine and notes seating and features for each style. A stray film fragment from the Atlantic Constitution follows.
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Society of Automobile Engineers
Tonneau
Chamberlains Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy Promoted for urgent home use
An advertisement touts Chamberlains Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy as essential for families to keep on hand for instant relief during severe colic and cholera morbus attacks. It claims uniform success and rapid cures, presenting the product as a staple in trade and medicine.
The Story of Our States and Indiana’s Early Growth
The fragment traces Indiana’s early exploration by Vitiana’s runners, Jesuit missionaries, and fur traders, then British control after the French and Indian wars, Clark’s Revolutionary campaign at Vincennes, westward migration of settlers toward Kentucky, Lincoln’s Indiana citizenship in 1810, and the 1800 formation of Indiana Territory with Vincennes as capital, noting Louisiana Purchase impacts and misdated details, all in a vintage history tone.
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Selle
Indiana
Quebec
Clark
Vincennes
Northwest
Virginia
Kentucky
Abraham Lincoln
Ohio
Mississippi
Canada
Loulalana
Louisiana
McClure
Truth and Herd Life Echoes in Shared Struggles
Fragmentary notes reflect on collective labor and mutual care. The voice questions how shared burdens and whispered judgments shape identities, suggesting that solidarity could have spared lives long ago. The piece probes memory, guilt, and the cost of indifference.
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New York City
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