Not Necessary For Ex Service Men To Employ Attorney
Watson B. Miller, chairman of the American Legion National Rehabilitation Committee, warns Legionnaires and veterans nationwide to beware of lawyers charging fees for certificates replacing lost discharges. The Adjutant General and the Washington Service Bureau of the Legion provide the certificates at no charge, the bureau located at 417 Bond Building, Washington, DC.
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Watson B. Miller
American Legion National Rehabilitation Committee
Adjutant General of the Army
Washington Service Bureau of the
American Legion
Bond Building
Washington, D. C
Palmer House to Be Largest Hotel in World
Plans for Chicago's Palmer House call for a $40,000,000 replacement hotel with 2268 rooms, four miles of corridors and 3.5 acres of window glass. The project would also yield 21.5 million cubic feet of construction and a $20,000,000 land value, placing it among the world’s largest buildings.
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Palmer House
Chicago
Pennsylvania
New York
Marshall Field Store Group
Equitable
Bearded Traveler Complains of Barber Shortage in West
A traveling man arrived in West with a three day beard growth and a grievance about barber shops. He said he could not get admission as every shop he sought had women in the chair for bobbing curling or shampooing.
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West
Barber shops shift to women clientele in old world view
A West News reader quotes a man in a grouchy mood claiming barbers ignore male patrons and chase women's business through page ads. He says beauty parlors lose demand as women visit barbers, noting a freshly bobbed head emerged as he prepared another remark.
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West
West News
Free Trade League Presses Tariff Flip for Farmers
A letter from the Free Trade League to President Coolidge argues against tariffs on farm inputs and lists duties on goods farmers buy. It contends removing tariffs on purchases would raise farmers’ buying power while noting Coolidge’s tariff stance may have raised wheat prices and then lower them.
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The
Free Trade League
George Haven Putnam
League
Coolidge
Mr. Coolidge
Correspondence with Free Trade League Featured
Dallas News promotes support for Free Trade League in community correspondence while urging readers to spend locally in Whitewright.
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Free Trade League
Dallas News
Whitewright
John Ruskin Prayer Fragment Promotes Kindness and Protection
A fragment of John Ruskin expresses trust in God and human nobility, urging love of neighbor and restraint from harm. It emphasizes upholding mercy, kindness, and preservation of life and beauty, with a vow to save and comfort all gentle beings.
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God
Father Almighty
Heaven
Earth
Life and Duty Toward Higher Powers of Nature
Fragmentary lines express a vow to life guarding beauty and daily self improvement. Focused on nurturing body and soul toward higher powers of duty and happiness.
Pappiness and the Joy of Living for Others
A reflective statement on pursuing happiness through helping others, finding delight in service, and seeking peace in one’s life by honoring those around them. It emphasizes noncompetitive joy and personal fulfillment through goodwill.
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Piness
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Milady
J. L. Kirkpatrick
Sudan
Gillett Grain Company
John Ruskin’s
AM Weis
Planters National Bank
Cull Reeves
Ed Ryn Jacinto
San Antonio
Via
Katy
W. G. Crush
Dallas
Texas
Badgett’s Millinery
Lilley
S. H. Montgomery
Whitewright, Texas
First National Bank
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