Re-Elected Leader Driven by Result Focus
B P Armstrong, national vice commander of the American Legion, is praised for his driving energy. He rose from Connecticut post commander to department head, then to national vice commander despite protests, and Led campaigns aiding veterans including jobs for 1,000 men and securing a $100,000 Legion home.
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B. P. Armstrong
American Legion
the Legion
Connecticut
Armstrong
Port
Waterbury
Jobe
Afinatreng
Secur
Legion
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Scovill Manufacturing Company
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Flo
Th Legion
St. Paul
American Legion Endowment Fund For the Disabled
Subject Announced for National Essay Contest
National head Quaestors of the American Legion in Indianapolis announced the 1925 subject for the patriotic essay contest for American school children aged twelve to fifteen. Prizes total 7500 with awards for first second and third places, and the winning essays may be used by colleges and the Legion.
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American Legion
Lengion
Indianapolis
Organization of Veterans of the World
United States of America
Gwen
Aldo
Day-dreaming as Philosophy in Modern Society
A reflection argues that day-dreaming forms a structured philosophy shaping original thought. It contrasts the ambition of "wide awake" businessmen with a quieter advocate of contemplation and metaphysical inquiry.
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Easton and Croft families gather for friendly Sunday visits
Easton and Mrs Floyd Croft hosted relatives while the Berger family joined the Porrs and others for a Thursday gathering. A 226 attendance reunion at No 4 school house revived old times among old school mates. The Baston team played The Sod Busters near No 7 Milton Township. June 26 1925 invites list a Busy Bee ice cream festival in the U B Church yard.
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Floyd Croft
G. B. Croft
Eviyn Forrer
Marshallville
Roberta Willams
Ernest Berger
Bert Porr
Easton
No. 4
Berger
Roy Adams
Lester Beery
Chippewa Lake
Roy Tester
Robert Forrer
Frank Harvey
Tenn
John Harvey
Frank Turner
Familly
Baston Hall
No 7
Milton Township
Baston Boys
Busy Bee
U B
Jake Rudd
Estate Notice for Fred Newhouser Estate
Harmon D. Faber has been appointed and qualified as administrator of the estate of Fred Newhouser, late of Wayne County Ohio. Charles O. Jones Probate Judge of Wayne County Ohio.
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Harmon D. Faber
Fred Newhouser
Wayne County
Ohio
Charles 0. Jones
Claudia Name History and Beliefs Across Cultures
The piece traces the name Claudia through ancient Rome to British, French, Swiss and Italian use, noting its aristocratic origins and gender forms. It cites connections to Claudian gens, St Paul epistles, and royal names, while mentioning the cat's eye jewel as a talisman with varied cultural beliefs and a mystic Thursday as Clindin’s lucky day.
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Rome
Cloud
Regia
Claudius
Claude
Francois I
Lorraine
Switzerland
Claudine
Claudia
France
Ceylon
India
Clindin
Wheeler
Dairy Production Keeps Pace With Consumption Despite Herd Growth
Blue Valley Creamery Institute notes 1920 cow count at 23 727 000 rising to 24 075 000 by Jan 1 1974 an increase under 4 percent. Despite small herd rise production stays strong due to better feeding and breeding with higher milk yields per cow.
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Dutryman
Tion
Blue Valley Creamery Institute
Kureau of
United States ,Department, of Agriculture
United States
Wheat worth five dozen eggs in wartime barter
A Champaign County farmer, G. S. Hunt, reports a bushel of wheat now values five dozen eggs, or twelve more than its prewar worth. Sanitary hog refitting increased the average litter from five to eight on his farm.
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Champaign County
G. S. Hunt
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