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Newspaper

The Rittman Press

Location

Rittman, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 21, 1923

Page

6

Wallet found links Minnesota veteran to British comrade

A Minnesota veteran Francis H. Heullexa of St James receives his lost wallet from Bert Gocke a former British soldier who kept it after WWI. Gocke writes from London saying the wallet along with a registration card and photos were found during the later stages of the war near Belgium tying to a shared Allied veteran spirit.

Minnesota Che Belgium Tuyscit Ypres Viamuetinghe Easine Bert Gocke Ake

Spartanaire club plan and Camp Custer hospital news

The American Legion Weekly outlines Spartanaire club ideals emphasizing 100 percent American behavior and service to youth. Reports detail a proposed federal hospital at Camp Custer for veterans with mental and nervous conditions, including a 600 patient capacity across 500 acres and an $18 million appropriation.

The American Legion Weekly Spertenaire Club Selesky Hospital Camp Custer Municion Chic Ospitel Tahopay

Call of the Flag Adopted by American Legion Auxiliary

The American Legion Auxiliary adopts The Call of the Flag as its official song to boost Americanism campaigns. Mrs Madge King Johnston leads efforts to distribute the patriotic piece nationwide. Composer Mrs L D Westfelt died near Egypt after turning over publication rights to the Auxiliary.

American Legion Auxiliary Auxiliary New Orleans Madge King Johnston National Organization of the Auniliary Johnston L. D. Westfelt

National Parks Power Rise in 1922 23 Values and Leaders

The 1922 23 period marks a pivotal expansion of the U S National Park system with larger appropriations and a policy shift under Secretary Hubert Work. Enthusiasts credit gains against private interests, notable park improvements, and a push to preserve parks as enduring national playgrounds. Park attendance, funding, and new facilities are detailed for each unit.

UR National Parks Yellowstone America National Parks Association General Federation of Women's Clubs Congress Hubert Work Albert I. Fall National Park National Park Service Mather Mkes Point Thant Fall Franklin K Lane Stephen T Mather Mescalero Indian Reservation New Mexico Bursum Senate Houe Indian Affairs Committee Public Lands Committee Aong Senator Walsh Montana Yellowstone Lake Walsh Barbour Roosevelt-Sequoia National Park Sequoia Water Power Commission Los Angeles National Park Forces American Association For the Advancement of Science Washington United States Canada Charles D. Walcott Smithsonian Institution National Parks National Museums of Water-Power Commission Atlanta Park Am&ppl Crater Lake Glacier Grand Canyon Hawaii Lefayette Lassena Mesa Verde Mt. McKinley Mt Rainier Rocky Mt Sequoia Vee Sully’s Hill Wind Cave Yosemite Zion Bos Ee Continental Divide Bolton Hermal's Rest Rim Spruce Tree Camp Mount Rainier Paradise Valley Longmire Springs Rocky Mountain Middle Fork Glant Forest Zion Rio Virgin Estes Park Woman's Club Mount McKinley

Ford Hospital Opens Doors for Michigan Disabled Vets

Alvin Owsley asks Henry Ford to aid 800 disabled Michigan veterans by opening Ford Hospital in Detroit. Ford orders the hospital to admit any veteran with proof of war service, aiming to cut delays in relief. The Henry Ford hospital, 20 acres in Detroit, was U.S. general hospital No. 86 during and after the war.

Alvin Owsley The American Legion Henry Ford Michigan Ford Detroit Owsley Legion Head Henry Ford Hospital Ford Hospital United States General Hospital No. 86

Polar Bears form Unite of World War I veterans group

Former A E F members from the Rus sia detachment form the Polar Bears unit in Chicago and Detroit. They reminisce about hardtack at ten dollars a sack cigarettes at two fifty a package pup tents and frigid nights as they meet to discuss shared war memories.

Russia France Russie Chicago Detroit

The Little Spendthrift at the Theater

An odd fragment describes a performance of a melodrama titled The Little Spendthrift. A Bawwattail and Akana sit in the front row gallery as the audience experiences exciting stage action and sweeping scenery, with dialogue and stage business noted in fits and starts.

Akana Pia Sasang Cps Adollak Doin

Repairing Cables Afloat Amid Dangerous Winter Breaks

A damaged era text describes undersea cable repairs in rough seas. A cable ship uses markers and dynamometers to locate breaks and pull in the cable with grapples and winches. Engineers track the line’s tension to pinpoint the exact area and reclaim the tract.

Tanlac credited with curing stomach trouble and nerves

Mrs. A M Roberts of Zanesville Ohio praises Tanlac for relief from year long stomach pain loss of appetite and nerve disruption saying she can eat freely sleep well and feels renewed strength. She and her husband both use Tanlac and endorse the product.

Tanlac A. M Roberts Fulton St Zanesville, O

Evening algebra partner avoids duties at college

A student recalls a roommate deception to avoid helping a classmate with algebra. The classmate visited every evening while the narrator did all the work, leading to an eventual exclusion from future assistance. The incident ends with the narrator hiding under a bed and reemerging to avoid explanation.

Anne

Why Take Laxatives Why Take Laxatives

An eminent medical authority warns against pills and salts for constipation claiming permanent injury. It promotes Nujol as a natural lubricant that aids regular movement without griping and notes its use in leading hospitals with druggists selling it.

The One Thing Lacking Dream Dialogue Note

Evelyn speaks of a dream marrying a man resembling Jack Harold and Richard's good qualities. Edith suggests merging the three traits to settle Evelyn's mind. Evelyn adds a wish for Arthur's money, while a factual aside notes the Eiffel Tower in Paris stands 995 feet high.

Evelyn Jack Harold Richard Edith Arthur Eiffel Tower Paris

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