Kentucky racing and politics entwined in Kentucky primaries
A Kentucky Gazette piece discusses playground programs and heat relief, then shifts to Kentucky horse racing. It outlines pari mutuel betting, state regulation, and racing commissions while detailing political battles within the Jockey Club and reform factions. It notes the July heat, August primaries, and candidates like Robert Lucas as a reform focus.
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Kentucky
Blue Grass
Jockey Club
Robert Lucas
Montana agriculture outlook and statewide developments in Montana
Over the last two weeks Montana sees a state wide shift with agriculture foreseeing a record year as wheat crops could reach 50 to 60 million bushels. A new Minneapolis mortgage corporation aims to revive foreclosed farm assets with $25 million capital, Governor Erickson involved, and Montana highway contracts exceeding $2 million scheduled by mid July under federal aid, creating major labor opportunities across the state.
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Monza
Butte
Anaconda
Montana
Minneapolis
Farm Mortgage Corporation
Northwest States
Northwestern States
Northwest
Erickson
Highway Commission
United States Treasury
Racter
Value of the Playground in Vacation Safety
Dr. William O'Shea urges principals that school duties do not end with June. He warns vacation perils for children rise when schools close. He highlights playgrounds to reduce street accidents and preserve classroom discipline, urging strong use of play.
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William O'Shea
New York
Bridge plan prompts battle with navy over Bay crossing
A San Francisco mayor and 12 officials push a $75 million Bay bridge to connect San Francisco and Oakland with trolley service. Navy concerns about warships and sabotage aside, locals argue the span would ease 100,000 daily commuters, cut costs, and be a profitable investment if built.
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Rolph
San Francisco
Washington
Navy Department
Bay
Oakland
Golden Gate Harbor
San Franciscans
Radio Listings Across Central Pacific Time Regions
A compact schedule listing prime time radio programs across stations in Minneapolis St Paul Kansas City Des Moines Davenport Los Angeles Seattle Oakland Portland and other cities. Includes times and shows from WCCO WEAF WHB WHO WOG KPI KPOA KFWB KGO KGW KHJ and more.
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WCCO
Minneapolis-St. Paul
WEAF
WDAF
Kansas City
WHB
Orchestra
Pred West
His
Hwatians
WHO
Des Moines
Iowa
Raleigh Quintet
Christenson
WOG
Davenport
KPI
Los Angeles
Cal
KPOA
Seattle
Wash
Hollywood
KGO
Oakland
Stanislas Bem
National Broadcasting Company
Surprise Broadcasting
KGW
Portland
Ore
KHJ
Los
Poem excerpt and map decoration trends in 1927 New York
Excerpt from Gerald Massey showing his life's arc from factory labor to literary praise and a brief note on aging love. Then a note on New York maps for decor, highlighting colored street maps of Paris as tourist guides and artistic pieces, repurposed into baskets, lamp shades, and desk pads. A fragment mentions a Welsh family of 14 emigrating to Manitoba.
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Gerald Massey
Massey
England
Tennyson
New York
Paris
Caution in Selecting Diplomats Urged by Dawes
Charles Gates Dawes, Vice President, warns that internal policy must not hinder appointing capable officials for major negotiations. He argues against relying solely on career diplomats and stresses selecting strong, principled representatives to defend American rights while pursuing fair foreign policy.
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Charles G. Dawes
United States
Charles Gates Dawes
Marietta
Ohio
Dawes
Engineers
National Army
AEP
Chicago
State Department
Horoscope for July 5 1927 signals social luck and caution
Fairly good planetary influences favor social events and travel. Women excel in activities especially entertaining. autumn brings group plays, concerts, and social reforms. Caution urged for bathing and crime reports. food prices may rise. romance and new friendships loom for births on this date. Historic Cathcart Castle in Glasgow offered to city for 11500 dollars.
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Astrol Sey
Neptune
Cathcart Castle
Cathcart Mansion
Glasgow
Watch Your Child's Spine For a Strong Back and Posture
A health feature urges early spinal care and proper breathing to develop a strong symmetrical body. It discusses how stoop shoulders arise from weak back muscles and poor breathing, notes that army drill can correct posture, and warns that spinal disease like Potts' disease requires medical diagnosis and careful treatment. It stresses balanced nutrition to prevent bone degeneration and advises physician guidance for spine conditions.
Living anq Loving by Mrs. Malee readers letters
A column featuring a reader Mary Jane asking how to persuade parents to loosen rules on dating. Mrs. Malee counsels independence, encouraging Mary Jane to invite suitors to meet her parents, and to discuss youth with her guardians to build trust and safety.
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Anq
Mrs. Malee
Mrg. Lee
Mary Jane
Cleveland writer Miss MacCreary teaches writing to pupils
Miss Marjorie MacCreary of Cleveland Ohio, a successful author of school plays, prefers teaching to writing herself. Her plays have been staged in many Cleveland schools, one adapted into a motion picture, and printed in educational magazines. She will teach journalism to about 50 capable students, selected from 1600 applicants.
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Marjorie MacCreary
Cleveland, O
Cleveland
MaCreary
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