Coolidge speech praised for conservatism and economy
The article reviews Mr. Coolidge's acceptance speech as conventional and lacking novelty yet noted for graceful diction and a fiscally conservative tone. It contrasts his praise of wartime policy with muted critique of Congress and highlights his defense of the Dawes plan and focus on the farmer, while outlining Russia's grain and industrial balance debates among soviets.
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Coolidge
Davis
Congress
Mr. Coolidge
America
Executive
Toll
Calvin
Yellowstone travel crest as 1924 visitation nears
The article notes Yellowstone park has attracted over 80 000 visitors this season, surpassing last year by more than 7 000, with totals nearing 100 000 for 1924. It highlights motor tourism, family outings, and the open air appeal for urban residents, workers, and children. It mentions political figures and campaigns in a broad commentary.
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Russia
Mostow
School of Experience
Yellowstone Park
Adventures of Doctor eh RK in the Mudlands
Belinda and I escape through a bog with Eber and a girl, avoiding pursuing cats. We travel by moonlight toward open water, reflecting on Shalba, the flood myths, and the fate of the ancient city as dawn reveals a approaching lake and a new landscape.
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Belinda
Eber
Mia
Ion
Don
Zoological Park
Thavi
Shalba
Ike
Polite wildlife tale from Peter Rabbit era
A nostalgic 1924 Peter Rabbit passage depicts Reddy Fox Old Man Coyote Buster Bear and Jimmy Skunk passing each other politely along a cow path. The animals mirror politeness as they yield to one another, prompting the narrator to remark on a funny old world.
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Peter Rabbit
Reddy ‘Fox
Old Man Coyote
Peter
Angie
Simmy
Skuse
Jimmy Skunk
Buster Bear
Reddy Fox
Ee Reddy
Buster
Man Coyote
Jimmy
Morning Neighbor Skunk Meets Buster Bear Face to Face
Peter sits by the old cow path as Buster Bear and Jimmy Skunk approach. Jimmy, small beside the bear, nearly meets the bear alone in a tense encounter. Peter chooses silence rather than warning his friend.
Horoscope for August 19 1924 predicts varied fortunes
Priday astrology notes Saturn in a tense aspect and Venus favors relationships and finances. It forecasts rising food costs before winter, migrations affecting markets, and debates over housing and reform. Women find opportunities in business and romance while children born today may be highly sensitive with potential talent.
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Priday
Ponetis
Venus
Sears
Fiori Ad Galleria
Winry Wens
Simons
Willis
Buster’s Way by Florence Davies
A neighborly dog named Buster forgives slips of feet and petty hurts with instinctive grace. The tale contrasts human touchiness with the dog’s ready mercy and signals a humility to forgive. The piece then shifts to a stray non sequitur about motion pictures and helium travel.
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Buster
Wales
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