Silent Coolidge Message Promises Economic Routine
The editorial reviews Coolidge’s state of the union, contrasting it with Roosevelt and Wilson. It praises steadiness and economy while noting the speech offers no bold new plans or dramatic calls, highlighting the absence of remarks on the world court reservations and other hot topics.
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Roosevelt
Wilson
England
Tinkham Pushes Hague Conference Resolution for Codified Law
Representative George Holden Tinkham of Massachusetts introduces a resolution urging the president to call a third Hague conference to codify international law. The measure is favorably reported in the House, with Borah endorsing it, and the Netherlands government has shown informal interest. Tinkham, a Republican from Massachusetts’s eleventh district since 1915, earlier sparked controversy over calls to prosecute the Anti-Saloon League for corrupt practices. He was born in Boston on October 29, 1870, and is a Harvard Law School graduate.
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George Holden Tinkham
Massachusetts
House
Borah
Foreign Relations Committee
Netherlands
Takham
Congress
Sargent
Anti- Saloon League
League
Tinkham
Cape d’Argine
Boston
Harvard University
Harvard Law School
Wynken Blynken and Nod Nostalgic lullaby prose
An essay on Eugene Field and his poem Wynken Blynken and Nod praises the enduring charm of the Dutch lullaby. It recalls imagery of a wooden shoe, a silver sea, and starry nets, then shifts to forecasts about publishing, literature, and global events for 1927, with notes on personal fortunes and births.
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Wynken
Blynken
Nod
Wrynken
Noa
Charles Scribners' Sons
Horoscope Forecasts for Education and Domestic Discord
Astrologers predict strong progress in education and intellectual endeavors but warn of irritability and strained domestic happiness due to jealousy. The period may see many divorces and marriages, with a national protest to follow. Mars signals heated legislative debates and numerous diplomatic crises, plus a winter with many fires and forest devastation, amid municipal improvements.
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Mars
Congress
Lkely
Radio listings from multiple stations in Midwest and Mountain region
A compact sunset of programs across WCCO WDAF WGN WOC and KOA stations. schedules include School of the Air Musicales organ recitals Drake ensemble and Arabian Nights entertainment with host personalities and orchestras. Times vary from 6 p m to midnight with specific acts and order.
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WCCO
Minneapolis-St. Paul
Minn
Radio Pioneers’ Hour
WEAF
Edie Dunstedler
WDAF
Kansas City
School of the Air
WGN
Chicago
Ill
Drake Concert Ensemble
Blackstone String Quintet
Correll
Josden
Arabian Nights’ Entertainment
Sam ‘N’ Henry
Music Box
Tommy Coates
WoOc
Davenport
Iowa
Voss Vagabonds
Herman Schmidt
Pacific Time radio stations schedule summary
Radio listings from KFI KFWB KGO KGW KHJ KPO show evening programs with local orchestras and acts. Stations in Los Angeles Hollywood Oakland Portland San Francisco present concerts news children’s hour dance orchestras and hotel orchestras with durations from 6:30 to 12 midnight across multiple time blocks.
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KFI
Los Angeles
Cal
Virginia
Nick Harris
California Petroleum Corporation
Sunset
KFWB
Hollywood
Pontiac
Bill Hatch
Warner Brothers
KGO
Oakland
Stanislas Bem
Bem
Little Symphony
KGW
Portland
Ore
KHJ
Jerry Grant
KPO
San Francisco
States Restaurant
Rudy Seiser
Fairmont Hotel
Atwater Kent
Clift Hotel
States Restaurant Orchestra
Cabiria Cafe Orchestra
Funeral for Cecil Stewart Held Today
The funeral for Cecil Stewart, who died after safety related injuries at the city jail, is held this afternoon at Duggan Funeral Chapel. Interment will follow at Mt. Moriah Cemetery.
Health Diet Advice by Dr Frank McCoy on Salt
Dr Frank McCoy discusses health implications of salt, arguing salt is a harmful mineral with no necessity in human or animal diets. He notes salt's taste drives overeating, harms kidneys and liver, and should be avoided except for minimal flavoring through naturally salted ingredients.
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Frank McCoy
Drmccoy
Bright
United States Urged to Build Merchant Marine
A call to expand the U S merchant marine cites disarmament risks, urging no scrapping of ships until a strong merchant fleet exists. It argues government ships are ill suited for trade and may need aid, while private lines could secure mail contracts under revised bidding.
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United States
Postmaster General
Shipping Board
The
Association
Grace Church Holds Annual Christmas Bazaar
The Grace Methodist Episcopal church held its annual Christmas bazaar yesterday in the church parlors at Second and Arizona streets. An evening home cooked dinner fed many patrons and an entertainment plus sale of articles made by church women was staged. A girl steeplejack and a man recently razed a 200 foot chimney at Hastings England.
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Grace Church
Grace Methodist Episcopal Church
Second
Arizona
Hastings
England
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