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Newspaper

Akron Register Tribune

Location

Akron, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 21, 1928

Page

8

Scene of Wild Enthusiasm at Republican Convention

A Kansas City report by Wright A. Patterson chronicles the four day Republican National Convention. Herbert Hoover won on the first ballot with 887 votes to Lowden 74 and Curtis 64, amid farm bloc activity and a tense fight over farm policy. The Kansas crowd and farmers arrived to cheer, while Pennsylvania's Mellon signaled Hoover's strength, sealing the nomination as delegates gathered in Union Station and at the convention hall.

Wright A. Patterson Convention Hall Kansas City Lowden Ma Bay Ank Wnanimong Vorite Hoover Curtis Watson Golgi Coolidge Dawes Hughes Tellet A. Feversal Farm Board Federal Farm Board Kansas City Thas Golf Inko Union Station Jim Watson Joe Cannon New York Pennsylvania Mellon Union Candgate Falk Kansas Culang James G. Blaine Grover Cleveland Swere Missouri Iowa Nebraska Oklahoma Lowdon Goff Norris Tilson Chase Osborn Michigan Butler Massachusetts Elect Ware Baltimore Washington Hanner Madama Schumann-Heink Senator Fess Ohio Farmers Maks al Smith Hoouston al Doss Monticello Varna .L. Hatch Huntertown Ind William Lettie Indiana Farm Bureau’ Federation Gerald P.nyé North Dakora Committee On Reso McNary- Hairgren Harl C. Smith Sinola Agricultural Association LaFolletta McNary-Haugen

Castoria ad warns mothers on soothing fussy babies

An old advertisement by Ruth Brittain touts Castoria to calm infant nerves and colic. It claims babies suffer from overstimulation, advises limited handling, and promises quick relief and a motherhood book with every bottle. It stresses safety and authenticity with Fletcher’s signature.

Fletcher

Budding Diplomat Mother-What is it now?

Bobby asks for cake if he does not ask for any. Dialogue hints at playful negotiation between mother and child about treats.

Bobby

Comforting Thought on Insurance After Accidents

The saying argues accidents happen yet insurance now covers all outcomes. It frames protection as a universal remedy and emphasizes peace of mind through comprehensive coverage.

Broad-Minded minister accepts envelope salary plan

Rev Edwin J Radcliffe of Bloomsburg Pa proposes to receive a salary based on what is contributed in envelopes without givers names and the congregation accepts. He says a pastor should share in the adversity or prosperity of his people and compensation should depend on his worth to individual members.

Edwin J. Radcliffe Bloomsburg Iaxclange

Bigger Catch at Tailor's Wallet Turns Heart

Donis believed she would not marry her hero until she learned his tailor’s bill. Then she changed course and agreed to wed the tailor in a surprising turn of events.

Donis Oslo

None Too Good Who Is He In Tennis

A brief quip notes mixed opinions on a player, labeling him singularly poor in doubles and doubly poor in singles, reflecting a pointed theater commentary on athletic skill. The barbs imply a harsh, witty tone typical of Passing Show inscriptions.

Postage Stamp Invention by James Chalmers of Dundee

In 1684 adhesive postage stamps were invented by James Chalmers of Dundee. A fragmentary exchange notes a waste paper manufacturer and a playwright response, hinting at a literary joke about the craftsman.

James Chalmers Dundee

Dark Continent cited and related explorer claims

A passage discusses the term Dark Continent and credits Stanley Afden with reflecting Africa in In Darkest Africa, noting that Stanley’s aides published works after returning home and correcting claims about the fate of Stanley’s aides. It also touches on Leopold II and the Congo expedition, and mentions Egyptian superstition as a factor in work.

Stanley Afden Henry M. Stanley Africa Bnt Stanley A. Aloysig Sulth Drader Horn Leopold Emin Pasha Congo

Field Museum expedition to collect prehistoric specimens

The Field Museum of Natural History in Chicago will organize an expedition led by Henry Field to gather caves and anthropological finds from Europe and the New World. Artifacts, notes, sketches, plaster casts, and specimens will be brought back for exhibits in a planned hall of prehistoric man. Field will also study the north Arabian desert and Elst excavations in Mesopotamia.

Europe Field Museum of Natural History of Chicago Henry Field France Spain Germany Austria Hungary Czechoslovakia Yugo-Slavia Switzerland Belgium Field Museum Field North Arabian Desert Elst

Odd Number Diner Theorica Cost Confusion

A diner debate over pricing ends in a humorous exchange. Waiter explains a mistaken charge for four pies versus a higher cost for another item, citing a forced miscount as the reason for the discrepancy. The incident highlights a mix up in pricing language and customer frustration.

Theorica

Secret Trip Sparks Curiosity in Boston Visit

Quote shows secrecy around a journey to Boston by the Joneses. Interchange notes secrecy and confirmation from Jones himself. The passage also comments on criticism and the ease of popularity shaping friendships and introductions.

Pho

Still Going Strong Abs Brown Do You Think They Are Veh

Mrs Jones insists the car is reliable as ever. They joke about last year’s model and its continued use.

Gifts He Will Give Toward Our New Home Gate

A fragmented dialogue notes a proposed gift toward a new home including a gate and a male figure’s assurance. It hints at male concern with doing right rather than the task itself and references an old proverb about avoiding evil by not willing. The text is sparse and reconstructive.

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