Inaugural Address by President Warren G Harding
The March 4 inaugural speech to Americans emphasizes liberty under the law, national sovereignty, noninvolvement in old world wars, and a path toward peaceful international relations, including mediation and a world court, while defending republican sovereignty and wary of entangling alliances.
America’s Call to Universal Service and National Unity
A speech extols America as a model of democracy and urges global understanding through trade ties. It envisions rebuilding after conflict, restraining war profits, and expanding universal service under a unified national defense, seeking a new era of peace and shared purpose.
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America
Earth
Sorrowful Vision of Postwar Unity and Economic Rebuild
A speech outlines a plan for national recovery after World War I, emphasizing restrained government, balanced budgets, and reduced taxation. It calls for industrial peace, responsible production, andTariff adjustments to match global trade, while stressing citizen duty, social justice, and loyalty to constitutional law. The speaker invokes God and unity to guide America through hardship toward a prosperous, self reliant future.
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America
Congress
Reema
Vice President Coolidge Inaugural Address Text
The full inaugural address of Vice President Coolidge outlines the constitutional roles of the three branches, the Senate as the citadel of liberty, and the balance of power to secure the will of the people. It emphasizes protecting minority rights and the Senate as a deliberate, lawbased body.
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Associated Press
Washington
Coolidge
Senate
United States Senate
Claims Against Germany by American Citizens Reported
Washington March 4 The Associated Press says claims for war damages against Germany by American citizens were reported to the Senate by President Wilson in response to a resolution. Principal losses cited include 000,000 for privately owned losses by submarine warfare and 191,147,346 for American property in Germany. One oil company sought 30,000,000 for destruction in Romania. The report notes claims being filed and the government’s War Risk Bureau handling them.
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Associated Prev
Washington
Germany
Senate
Wilson
War Fisk Bureau
Hungry but he couldnt eat
J W Walker of Twin Falls Idaho recalls severe hunger pains and stomach distress in Salt Lake City. A stock man active 45 years in southern Idaho and Wool Growers Association member praises Tanlac for relief, saying he can now eat anything without trouble. Sold by Fuller Drug Co Anaconda and Newbro Drug Co Butte.
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J. W. Walker
W. Main St
Twin Falls
Idaho
Salt Lake City
Mtr
Walker
Wool Growers’ Association
Anaconda
Fuller Drug Co
Butte
Newbro Drug Co
Aavt
Women Who Cannot Work and Mrs Corley's Letter
A period description of women unable to work due to illness and backaches. The feature cites a testimonial from Elizabeth Contey praising Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound, claiming relief and renewed ability to perform housework. The piece emphasizes widespread letters from women and endorsement of the remedy.
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L. E. Pinkham
Ping House
Elizabetht G. Contey
A. P. Corley
Edmund
Lydia E Pinhkam
Olive Tablets Offer Natural Digestive Relief
Thousands suffer stomach upset and indigestion due to a sluggish liver and clogged bowels. Dr Edwards Olive Tablets stimulate liver function and bowels, easing bad taste, coated tongue, poor appetite, and stomach discomfort without harsh effects. Take one or two at bedtime for relief. available 15¢ and 30¢.
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