U S Insurance Still Available for World War Veterans
Veterans of the World War can still obtain U S Government Insurance under a recent amendment to the World War Veterans Act. Eligible veterans aged in good health may apply for policies from 1 000 to 10 000 dollars with multiple payment options and no standard residence or occupation restrictions.
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U. S
G. J. Gattis
American Legion
United States
U.S
Veterans’ Bureau
United States Veterans’ Bureau
U. S. Veterans’ Bureau
Washington, D. C
Legion Post
Biologist notes humor sense linked to passivity
A biologist cites a finding that a woman’s sense of humor is largely passive, suggesting that being humored reflects the passive of humor rather than active wit. The Arkansas Gazette reports the columnist framing.
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Arkansas Gazette
Pilot Grove News Brief Highlights Local Visits and Events
The Pilot Grove community enjoyed warm weather with farm work and gatherings. Readers report numerous weekend visits among families from Denison, Van Alstyne, Whitewright, Gunter, Commerce, Gainesville, and Dallas area. A school teacher, Jennie Tate, recovered from appendicitis. the community organized annual officer elections at the schoolhouse. a party for about 125 guests was held at F Lovell’s home. local youths presented a B Y P U program at Westminster.
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Cordelia Russell
Dallas
Tom Russell
Bill Dixon
Westminster
Charlie Neathery
van Alstyne
Mary Scoggins
Oxford School
W. H. Scoggins
Sims Wortham
Tom
Ray Henderson
J. A. Henderson
Ralph Judd
Commerce
Jennie Tate
A. L. Conner
Henry Place
Whitewright
B. R. Caraway
Dave Taylor
F. Lovell
Thelma Jo Ashinhurst
Virginia Benson
A. Barnes
Waco
Lillie Queen
S. F. Garland
Pilot Grove
Rockefellers Run Front Page Feuds In News Era
A Dallas News line notes that the Rockefeller family now brings their disputes into daily headlines, reflecting a shift in how public battles are fought and reported in modern media.
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Times
Dallas News
I Believe In Honest Work And Self Reliance
Elbert Hubbard proclaims belief in honest methods and self faith. The piece emphasizes work over weeping, pursuing goals, and maintaining confidence. It closes with a sales note for typewriter carbon paper and ribbons at Sun office.
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Elbert Hubbard
Typewriter
Sun Office
Optimistic, Always Doctor Reflects on Fewer Patients
Doctor laments having many more patients last year while nurse replies with cautious hope. Conversation hints at unusual patient trends and concern over future, set in a medical office or hospital context.
Roosevelt splits two Americas with canal bold move
Lindbergh works to sew the two Americas together again as the Wichita Eagle notes the Panama Canal legacy attributed to Roosevelt.
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Roosevelt
Americas
Panama Canal
Lindbergh
Wichita Eagle
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Majestic Radio
Majestic
Dyer
Jones Drug Store
The
Sun
S. H. Montgomery & Son Insurance and Real Estate
Pilot Grove News
Helen Oliphant
Denison
Martha Binion
J. B. Waldrop
Manning, Clark & Meador
Madden
Dobbs
Texas
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