Solid South and Al Smith in 1925 on 1928 nomination
Ex Governor Hays of Arkansas argues the Solid South remains strong for Democrats and will back the party in 1928. He cites Smith McAdoo as key figures and discusses party unity after 1920 and 1924 defeats, defending Democratic principles and the separation of church and state.
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Solid South
AL Smith
Alfred E. Smith
Hays
Arkansas
Smith
W. G. McAdoo
George Washington Hays
New York State
Democratic Party
South
North
West
Thomas Jefferson
Sereer
Inet
Ube Democratie
New York
Repeticas
Allance
Tatiorel
Ong Ferry
Gare
Owen
Geneen
Otros
A Wife's Transformation and Facial Contouring Methods
A 1926 feature describes facial fitness and cosmetics for women, detailing a rubber hand-held device for firming the chin and jawline. The piece advocates home treatments, department store products, and a scientific method to restore facial contours through circulation.
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Heler
Emile
Cheir
Helen
The
Hell Syndicate, Inc
Sabbath Question Across Believers Platform
The letter asks who urged Sabbath observance and whether Sunday is the Sabbath. It seeks biblical proof with book, chapter, and verse and challenges the idea that Sunday is Sabbath. It questions Sunday as a biblical Sabbath and asks for clear, verse-based answers before broader political divides.
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Vents Tretr
Amarillo's rise draws real men to invest and move families
The letter argues Amarillo will boom as a metropolitan city with a 100000 population by next year. It praises newcomers and boosters backing growth while challenging oldtimers to embrace change and Sabbath leisure in a thriving town.
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Amarillo Globe
Amarillo
Texas
Oklahoma City
Tulsa
Clase
Benday
Connie
Detlee
Pedro
Boreeeretiye & Tees
Eldon J. Dick
Polk Street
Tte New
Yowler the Bobcat and a Bear in Snow
In a Burgess tale, Peter trails Buster Bear into the Green Forest as windfalls and drifted snow frame a makeshift den. Buster gathers branches and leaves to bed down for winter, sighing deeply while Peter ponders if spring will come before dawn. Copyright 1926 T. W. Burgess. The neat story notes Sheriff Mrs Foster Welch’s election in Southampton, England.
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Peter
Bester
Altieg
Berter
Slong
Buster
Buster Bear
Buster Kear
Tims
Buster Beart
T. W. Burgess
Foster Welch
England
Wales
Southampton
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Tye
Eure
Mary Culrentson
Capper
Helewan
Coorer
James J. M'Cormick
Phe
Burgess Storie
Oey
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