Yellowstone Park Travel Followers Shatter Attendance Records
Yellowstone National Park reports an attendance of 136 544 as the season nears its end. The Standard notes Assistant Superintendent Joffe expects a grand total not less than 1 000 000, smashing prior records. The piece lauds motorcar travel, camping, and the hotel service while praising the automobile for expanding American horizons and tourism.
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Yellowstone National Park
Joffe
Smither Gens
Wonderland
San Francisco
America
Mussolini’s sound policies cited by Marcosson summary
Isaac F. Marcosson profiles Mussolini’s aims and results highlighting privatization of railways and utilities, improved efficiency with fewer railway workers, freight growth from 30 million to 63 million tons, and a shift from a $60 million deficit to a $10 million profit. He notes electrification as a national goal given Italy’s water power and coal costs.
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Mussolini
Italy
Supreme Court
Isaac F. Marcosson
Europe
Marcosson
Lettuce and vegetables rise in value and influence
The article notes lettuce and other vegetables now rival staple crops in value, driven by science and vitamins. It highlights the U.S. vegetable market, noting Irish potatoes, sweet potatoes, and tomatoes as all-Americans, with Europeans and Asia supplying many others, and mentions Atlee Pomerene as a presidential prospect for the 1928 campaign.
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Department of Agriculture
National Geographic Society
Americas
Asia
Africa
United States
Atlee Pomerene
Ohio
Pomerone
Pomerene
The
Cincinnati Enquirer
Willis
Senate
Canton
Ate
Elizabeth Hides Away From Exile to Finish School
Elizabeth Austin, a 17 year old wife and mother, endures exile in a remote Texas town while her mother, Anne Austin, works to support her baby and pursue college. The narrative chronicles Elizabeth’s early language milestones, obedience, and independence amid hardship, isolation, and pursuit of higher education.
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Anne Austin
Elizabeth
Anne
Horoscope and daily outlook features for August 17 1926
A serialized diary style piece blends domestic life with a detailed astrology column. It notes a 75 cent salary level for a teacher balancing grading, errands, and a mail college course, and highlights celestial predictions about finance, business ventures, leadership, and weather. Strong entities include McClure Newspaper Syndicate and Jupiter influenced forecasts.
Catholic Leader Mora y Del Rio Faces Mexican Struggle
The Archbishop of Mexico, Mora y del Rio, aged over 73 and frail, remains steadfast in the clash between the church and the government. Of Spanish descent with Austro-Hungarian lineage, he traces his roots to northern Spain, was born in Patzcuaro Michoacan, educated at a local college, then studied in Rome. He has spent most of his life in Mexico, except four years in exile after the 1914 revolution, including a period in San Antonio, Texas.
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Elisabeth
Anmianop Mora Y del Rio
Jose Mora Y del Rio
Mexico
Mora Y del Rio
Carler
Gotha
Spain
Archbishop
Patzon
Michoacan
A C Olie
Zamora
Rome
Pio Latin School
America
San Antonio
Tex
The Great White Elephant in Emily Pryne Tales
A fragment from a humorous tale recounts Emily Pryne and her suitor as the Mighty Tusker jokes and teases. Peter and the elephant share playful dialogue about manners, love, and social pretenses amid a playful forest scene. The elephant Pretends to scold and shouts, while Peter questions and laughs at the absurd antics.
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Anne
Jane
Peter
Two-Leg
Heron
Monko
Whee re-n-Serpent
Bumbo
Aladdin Tech Tells a Modern Twist on a Classic Tale
In this whimsical piece a Baghdad lad named Aladdin hones his fortune with a lamp now replaced by modern gadgets. A Genii of the Wonders Lamp yields to wireless and distant devices, showing how fantasy meets early 20th century technology as the boy and his imagined world adapt to new ways of marvel and mischief.
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Bagdad
Oud Bagdad
Sam Wonderful
Scheherazade
Aladdin
North Pole
Paree
Beast
Indy
Aladal
Priest to quit English pastorate after 15 years
London. Father E. M. Cneary, the American rector at the Roman Catholic church in Hitchin, England, will shortly resign his post after fifteen years and return to Winooski, Vermont.
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U.S
London
E. M. Cneary
Hitchin
England
Winooski, Vt
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Dion
Yellowstone Park Travel
Sam
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Middle West
Wayne B. Wheeler
Hon
Waco
Marta
Rhea
Ellizabeth
Tony
Pexann
Mother
Mra Rc
Mrs. Kee
Ties
Frome
Anne Aust
Woung
Austin
Hilabatva
Ee Otis
Miller
Miss Austin
Fife
Ouraea
Usband
Wace
Baylor
Charles
Promine
Marie
Lefi
Earth
James
Jupiter
Jupiter Fa
McCluren
John Godfrey Saxe
Lyceums
Ruth
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