Red Tape Eased for Disabled Soldiers Under Joint Regulation
Washington dispatch reports a joint regulation by the Public Health Service War Risk Insurance Bureau and the Federal Board for Vocational Education to speed payments to disabled veterans. It directs local supervisors to trigger immediate medical examinations and transfers when a veteran leaves training, cutting delays from months to quicker benefits. The plan, led by Uel W. Lampkin, aims to remove red tape and satisfy the American Legion.
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Bureau of War Risk Insurance
Public Health Service
Federal Board For Vocational Education
Federal Board
Bureau of War Risk
War Risk Bureau
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Uel W. Lampkin
28 Idle Hens Lay 27 Eggs Daily Despite Cold Weather
Mrs. Jennie Davidson of Yates Center Kansas reports feeding Don Sung to 28 hens that had stopped laying. She claims daily egg output rose from none to 22 27 eggs with the tonic and promises a money back guarantee if results are not paid for. Don Sung marketed by Burrell-Dugger Co. Indianapolis ships for $1.04 with war tax.
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Jennie Davidson
Yates Center
Kan
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Indianapolis
Ind
Pape's Cold Compound Promises Quick Relief
Instant relief advertised for colds with two hour dosing. First dose opens nasal passages, stops runny nose, relieves headache and feverish feeling. Claims quick action, pleasant taste, and low cost at drug stores with insistence on Pape's brand.
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