Legionaires To Honor Soldier Dead Worldwide Memorial Day
Memorial Day observances will be held May 30 by legion posts and allied veterans in countries including Canada France Belgium Turkey and Japan among others. graves of all American wars will be honored and 42023 U S service members who died overseas are returning home while 30000 remain buried abroad.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Legion
United States
Canada
Belgium
France
Poland
Turkey
Mexico
Argentina
Brazil
British Isles
Chile
China
Cuba
Guatemala
Japan
Peru
Porto Rico
Portuguese West Africa
Santo Domingo
Honduras
India
Grant
Lee
Bird photography preserves life not harms it
A quotation from Julian Huxley's Discovery extols bird photography for revealing animal life without killing. It praises patient observers who study birds from concealment and gain lasting appreciation for their subject.
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Julian Huxley
Sage and Sulphur Compound Restores Gray Hair Tone
A vintage remedy promotes Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Compound to darken gray hair. Advertises easy at home use with a dampened brush, claiming natural color, gloss, and youthful appearance in a few applications. Not a medical cure.
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Wyeth
Gus Wonderful Ears as Spectacle Hooks
Down to Earth quip about nature providing for humans. Cholly agrees citing ears to hook spectacles as a handy example of natural convenience.
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Gus
Family dispute over obedience and promises
A terse dialogue reveals tension between a mother and her child named Bobbie. The mother admonishes obedience while recalling past promises, and Bobbie responds dismissively about prior assurances to the father.
Difference Between To Hike and To Love
A playful dialogue contrasts two infinitives with personal tastes. Helen likens love to chocolate, and notes a family reference, while introducing a distinction between hiking and loving in a light conversational exchange.
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Helen
New Alternatives: a girl abandons marriage for more or less
A satirical note contrasts wedding vows with shifting expectations. The quip suggests a bride changes the basis of marriage from traditional commitment to pragmatism, reflecting social humor about changing roles and marital contracts.
Steady Boom in Business Across Nation Says Meyer
Eugene Meyer Jr of the War Finance Corporation told Georgia Bankers Association that business is improving nationwide. He stated the country is nearing a sounder basis for commerce, with gains in agriculture livestock and banking conditions expected across the board.
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Associated Press
Atlanta
Gai
Eugene Meyer, Jr
War Finance Corporation
Georgia Bankers Association
Harding Plays In Golf Tourney
President Warren G. Harding tees off with Washington newspaper men in the first annual Washington News paper Correspondents Golf Club tournament. He joined the club for $1 dues and has a handicap for today. A cup was provided by Edward B. McLean of the Washington Post. The ten lowest scorers form a team to travel to New York for the New York Newspaper Men's Golf Club event. If Harding is among the top ten, he may join the Washington team in New York.
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Associated Press
Washington
Warren G. Harding
Marion Star
Correspondents Golf Club
Edward B. McLean
Washington Post
New York
Harding
Golden Rule Bible Class Teaches Rebuke and Fearlessness
The Golden Rule Bible Class invites readers to discuss when and how wrong should be rebuked with the theme Fearlessness For God. The lesson centers on Jeremiah chapter 26 and invites participation next Sunday morning.
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God
Jeremiah
Golden Rule
Seek Release of Walter S. Ward in Peters Shooting Case
Supreme Court Justice Young reserved decision on a motion to release Walter S. Ward, a wealthy baker of White Plains, N Y, after the state failed to file a formal charge connected with the shooting of Clarence Peters.
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White Plains
N. Y
Supreme Court
Young
Walter S. Ward
Baker
Clarence Peters
Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound Ad Promises Relief
An advertisement describes female ailments and predicts stormy outcomes like nervous breakdowns. It touts Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound as a standard remedy used for nearly fifty years, claiming many women have “come back” through its use.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
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