Women and men clash over love and marriage in a lively shop scene
In a domestic snapshot Jerry vents anger and theories about modern marriage while Inga Sylvia and Stephanie swap bold ideas on female smarts and love. Stephanie plans a Del Monte weekend as Jerry weighs a mortgage windfall and the chance to invest in their souls.
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Saxon
Jerry
Marta
Stephanie
Inga
Sylvia
Rod Porter
Nellie Spear
Paris
Belvidere
Ole Dear
Nellie Spears
Madame du Pompadour
Professor Woodworth
Rose
del Monte
Marza
Peter Rabbit Learns Whitey Is Carried Away
Little Mrs Peter Rabbit learns Whitey was captured by Farmer Browns Boy and taken away. Sammy Jay brings possible news while Peter Rabbit consoles his mother, saying all such prisoners are treated with kindness and promising to check the dooryard at night.
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Whitey
Briar Patch
Peter Rabbit
Farmer Brown
Peter
Fuzzy
Rascal
Green Meadows
Green Forest
Mrs. Peter
Sammy Jay
Sammy
Whitey the Weasel Finds Safety at Farmer Brown's Yard
In a Briar Patch tale, Mrs Peter worries about Whitey as Sammy notes the weasel is safe at Farmer Brown's dooryard. He enjoys a warm house and plentiful food under the boy’s care, making captivity seem preferable to escape. The story hints at visitors arriving next.
Character Test for Bar Access and Justice Reform
A National Economic League study urges a character test for bar admission and favors civil penalties for certain crimes to avoid criminal records. It discusses appointing judges by executive order, life tenure options, and non-partisan ballots, plus acceptance of majority verdicts in some cases. The piece shifts to Amarillo Kiwanis club efforts in Potter County promoting a boys pig club, highlighting sponsor involvement, mentorship, and anticipated regional benefits.
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National Economic League
United States
Kiwanis Club
Potter County
Amarillo
P. C. Bennet
Agricultural Department
Board of City Development
Elever
Wiwanians
Amarillo Kiwanis Club
The Electoral College and Its Working in US Elections
The piece explains the original purpose of the electoral college, its evolution into reflecting the voters’ choice, and the rule that states award their entire electoral votes to the national candidate who wins the majority in that state. It notes rare cases of split electoral votes and the potential for a minority candidate to gain an electoral edge under certain conditions.
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Fathers of the Republic
Washington
Smith
Hoover
Yale President Attacks Platform as Hot Air
President Angell of Yale denounces political platforms as empty talk while noting that many politicians can both blow hot and cold. A Gary Indiana house is being built with no wood in its frame. The item ends with a remark about solving the problem of the
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Angell
Yale
Gary
Indiana
Puzzle of Answers From An Alphabet Soup Riddle Grid
A list of clues spans topics from music to geography and politics. Questions include who leads jazz after eras, who runs as Democratic nominees for president and vice president, Greek goddess of youth, and several vocabulary prompts about measurement, objects, and actions.
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Ipecac
Egypt
Abraham Lincoln
Courthouse transfers and building permits listed
Courthouse records show transfers of several parcels including lot 9 block 124 S. J. Heights 250 dollars and lot 14 block 235 Prem. 10 dollars. Also listed are deeds involving Coe and Parks Lumber Co. and various mortgage sizes. Building permits include J. W. McDaniel’s frame dwelling at 107 Florida Ave for 650 dollars with B R. Jones as contractor.
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C. L. Donaldson
Annabell Donaldson
S. J. Hts
Cecil Ingram
R. D. Gibbs
C. C. District
Mary EF. Foster
Lon Sharp
O.T
H. Smith
M. N. Twaddell
Jno
J. Harden
Coe and Parks Lumber Co
Ridgemere
G. C. Odom
W. L. Kingsland
L. A. Smith
Ama
Hts
E. V. Davis
Fred Tunnard
Mad
Elmer Donegan
Ollie Hall
A.b&am
Dean Pavillard
Amarillo
Panhan
J. W. McDaniel
Florida Avenue
J. Hts
B. R. Jones
Laughing Around the World With Irvin S Cobb
A humorous tale by Strickland Gillilan about a meddlesome English clergyman visiting parishioners. A parishioner mocked the pastor by noting he would strike those he plans to hit when he goes mad, while the doctor asks for his middle initial.
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Laughing Around the
Irvin S. Cobb
McNaught Syndicate. Inc
Oth
Secret Service Men In President Coolidge Fishing Dilemma
The Cedar Island Lodge party reports secret service guards fed Brule River trout daily while the president and family attend services. They joke the chief executive is too good a fisherman as trout become a steady diet and unused fish go to the Coolidge household cooks. A deer crop in the private preserve and Sabbath fish rules add to the scene. A parallel note from Superior recounts Mrs Osman Latrobe catching a 5 pound bass at Metzer Lake, the season’s largest so far.
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United Preas
Cedar Island Lodge
Wis
Presidential Secret Service
White House
President Coolidge
Brule
Secret Service
Coolidge
United Press
Superior
Osman Latrobe
Colonel Latrobe
Metzer Lake
Everett Sanders
Names Omitted From Harrison County Ballot
Harrison County Democratic Committee decided to omit from the primary ballot the names of Thomas B. Love for lieutenant governor and Edith E Wilmang and W E Hawkins for governor. The decision was announced in Marshall Texas on July 24 by The Associated Press.
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Associated Press
Marshall
Tex
Thomas B. Love
Edith E. Wilmangs
W. E. Hawkins
Harrison County
Democratic Committee
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BY Mail
Texas
Oklahoma
New Mexico
the Globe
Steve
Noah
Fune
Briarpatch
T. W. Burgess
At. Ie
Courthouse Records
Dle Motor Co
Chrysler
Minnie Brittner
West Fifth Street
Harman Motor Co
Oakland
Joe J. Witten
Panhandle
Toney Chisum
Hudson
W. G. Boster
Dimmit
F. W. Washiehek
King Hotel
McNamara Drilling
Mission Hotel
Ballew Satterfield
Rev
Shoo
Richard Jervis
Feer
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