Conventions that shaped the Democratic nominee history
The article recalls 1912 1920 and 1924 conventions with details of ballots and numbers. It notes Wilson Cox and Davis as nominees and cites ballot tallies from those pivotal party gatherings. It also reflects on broader progress in art and agriculture quoted from Dr. John Erskine.
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Baltimore
Woodrow Wilson
Champ Clark
Missouri
Judson Harmon
Ohio
Clark
Wilson
Harmon
San Francisco
James M. Cox
William G. McAdoo
Cox
McAdoo
New York
John W. Davis
West Virginia
al Smith
Smith
Davis
al Houston
John Erskine
Julliard Foundation of Music
Burke and the Coming Campaign
Glenn Frank presents Edmund Burke’s defense of representative judgment over mere constituency will. He urges leaders to value mature conscience, reject blind obedience, and govern for the common good, even when voters disagree.
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Burke
Glenn Frank
Edmund Burke
Bristol
Macaulay
McClure Newspaper
Paroles or Death On a Dangerous Island Soap
Jerry Calhoun and allies confront Limpy Ashwood on a ransom island where six prisoners are held. Ashwood offers parole in exchange for non interference, warning of swift killing if plans fail, with a tense reunion and threat of extradition.
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Limpy Ashwood
Jerry Calhoun
Emory Battle
Stevens
Nancy Wentworth
Dial Press
Diet in Many Forms by Dr. Copeland
Dr. Copeland argues for clear home diet guidance by physicians, detailing light liquid and solid diets. He notes nourishment, gradual increases after fevers, milk as a base for liquid diets, and simple nourishing foods. He cautions supervision by a physician for serious illnesses and infectious disease complications.
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Royal S. Copeland
United States
New York
New York City
Self Centered Driving Reveals Civilization Gap
An editorial attacks reckless driving and urges drivers to act as part of a system. It argues the ideal driver is aware of surrounding vehicles, predicts actions, and considers cars behind and at intersections to prevent danger on the streets.
Morality and manners in daily life in Winifred Black
Winifred Black argues against vulgar stories and hypocrisy in everyday talk. She urges readers to protest crude humor and uphold taste, hoping vulgarity fades with time and better conduct rises. Copyright 1932 King Features Syndicate, Inc.
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King Features Syndicate, Inc
Hard Sledding Among Shows in Summer Theatre Scene
New York June 28 Thirteen legitimate shows struggled for patronage against a list of 34 during a slack week. The Rialto season is calamitous with several venues in trouble. The Globe in receivership and Hippodrome shuttered signal a bleak outlook. Critics fear mergers and a winter revival is uncertain.
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O. O. McIntyre
New York
Rialto
Charles Dillingham
Globe
Montgomery and
Stone
Earl Carrol
Roxy
Hippodrome
Dinty Moore
Lindy
Frisco
Palace
Sime
Polo Ground
McGraw
Variety Bazaar Puzzle Across and Down Clues
A mixed list of crossword style clues. The page presents numerous numbered across and down hints including capital cities, occupations, adjectives, body parts, and common objects. Answers likely form a themed crossword with sections labeled VERTIC and horizontal in a puzzle context.
Bedtime Stories Jimmy Skunk Finds a Home Dilemma
A skunk named Jimmy Skunk roams near an old house dug by Johnny Chuck. He hopes Mrs. Jimmy will allow him to share the babies he cannot count. One evening a litter of black and white babies appears, testing his patience and choices.
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Jimmy
Jimmy Skunk
Johnny Chuck
Guiding Your Child Guiding Your Child Over Demonstrativeness
Ada is a child whose mother lavishes affection and constant physical reassurance. This overattachment delays independence and readiness for school. When Ada must face impersonal classroom demands she will struggle, likely becoming a problem child without timely boundaries.
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Agnes Lyne
Ada
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Around the Radio Clock Broadcast Schedule
New York June 28 radio listings show GP-Democratic convention coverage on WEAF NBC WABC CBS and WJZ CBS with morning sessions and talk by a Woman Party leader. Evening programs include music, comedy and drama across stations with multiple time slots.
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New York
WEAF
NBC
WJZ
WABO
CBS
WABC
Jimmy Skunk Encounters His Five Babies at Doorstep
Jimmy Skunk discovers five newborns on a doorstep and plans to meet them. Mrs. Jimmy stops him, saying the babies are too young and he must stay away. He agrees to wait, hoping to be needed later when they are walking, and goes to look for food.
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Stevens
Pecan Grove
California
Uncle Sam
Ashwood
Lucci
Emory
Jerry
the Claridge
Montauk Point
Atlantic City
Jersey Shore
Lake Michigan
Jimmy
Mrs. Jimmy
Jimmy Skunk
T. W. Burgess
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Lieutenant Battles
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Limpy
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Trick
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Lone Star Gas Company
Dr. Copeland
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