Brief Sketch of Warren G. Harding Life Portrait
Warren Gamaliel Harding born November 2 1865 on his grandfather's farm near Blooming Grove Ohio rose from printer to Marion Star publisher and senator. He led a pro business agenda, championed international armament limits, and toured Alaska and the Pacific Northwest before illness marked the end of his presidency.
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Warren Gamaliel Harding
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Blooming Grove
Morrow County
Ohio
Hardy
Warren
Marion
Star
Harding
Trinity Baptist Church
Ohio Genate
Atete
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League of Nations
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Death of President Harding shocks nation and triggers Coolidge oath
The article details President Harding's sudden collapse and death from a stroke in San Francisco as his physician's predicted recovery proved wrong. It notes the shock across the nation, the question of a funeral route, and Calvi n Coolidge's swearing in as president at Plymouth Notch, Vermont. It also contrasts Harding's death with Wilson's illness and outlines postwar reconstruction challenges facing the new administration.
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United States
Alaska
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Juneau
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Washington
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Plymouth Notch
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Iowa News Roundup Highlights Growth and Loss Across State
Iowa reports show tax collections rising in Ames, barberry fighting expanding with 300 more men, and ISU graduates in demand. Sioux City stockyards plan 60000 for hogs and sheep units while Shenandoah to receive a new Burlington station. Deaths include William St. Marsh and Julius Mandelbaum. Oil drilling near Decorah paused for funds. A $150000 addition to the Children's Hospital at Des Moines approved. Foundational ice cave discovery near Decorah noted. Gerrit Drango farm sale at 150 per acre. Des Moines widow Mrs. T J Wilcox dies. 92 year old Mrs. Alex Duncan passes. Dry spell viewed as not harming crops. Founda tion herd boat loss hit Peters stock farm by heat. Iowa warehouse act machinery near readiness to aid storage credit. Stella Reed heads to China as teacher. Drake and Iowa State staff reshuffles. Rev A V Kendrick dies in California. Government exhibit to aid farmers heads to the state fair. Haying draws farm help from Chickasaw county farmers. Gooseberries from Wesley highlighted. Feeder cattle marketing plan announced for Atlantic sale in September.
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Iowa
State University of Iowa
Sioux City
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Burlington
Dyrsville
Cascade
Whitewater Creek
William Allen
Allison
William ST. Marsh
Fort Dodge
Webster County
Blake
Decorah
Julius Mandelbaum
J. Mandelbaum & Sons
Des Moines
Children’s Hospital
Pot City
Decorahen
Gerrit Drangom
Eldon
Huisman Brothers
T. J. Wilcox
Home For
House of Representatives
Alex Duncan
New Hampton
F. G. Churchill
Agriculture Extension Department
Iowa State College
Herd Boat Foundation
Guy Peters
Evergreen Stock Farm
DeWitt
Lowa
Stella Reed
M. D. Reed
Humboldt
China
America
Paul S. Helmick
University of Iowa
Drake University of Des Moines
E. G. Nourse
Institute of Economics
Washington
A. V. Kendrick
W. R. C. Kendrick
Long Beach
Cal
Methodist Episcopal Church
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Des Moines Register
Emil Wester
Wesley
Colorado
Atlantic
Embroidery Across Cultures Through The Ages
The article traces embroidery as an ancient craft used to ornament cloth and skins. It notes early methods in Lapland using bone needles and sinew, Central African tribes with shells and feathers, and Greek textiles from Crimean graves preserved in the Hermitage with a Fourth century B. C. attribution.
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Lapland
Central Africa
Removing Scorch From Clothing by Light Sandpaper
A scorch mark on fabric can be erased by gentle rubbing with fine sandpaper. Do not use coarse grit or the same paper used for wood or heavy sanding. If in doubt, replace the garment instead of risking damage.
Aspirin Ad Warns Buyers to Look for Bayer Name
An old advertisement warns that genuine Bayer aspirin is identified by Bayer on the package or tablets. It touts aspirin as safe for colds headaches and many pains and notes tablets come in 12 tablet boxes or larger bottles of 24 or 100. The ad identifies Bayer as the trade mark of Bayer Manufacture.
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Bayer
Summer girls and the fall of the perfect enigma
The Boston Transcript quips that summer girls break engagements without hearts and teach men to swim with less fun. It notes the summer girl is an enigma who keeps suitors guessing all season, yet must be given up in the fall.
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Boston Transcript
Castoria Ad Emphasizes Gentle For Babies
An advertisement touts Fletcher's Castoria as a safe substitute for narcotic teething medicines, claiming over 30 years of use and physician endorsement. It notes no narcotics and urges reliance on proven directions with the genuine product bearing its signature.
Restaurant Ad Sign Replaced After Pedestrian Watch
A long time restaurant owner removed the sign Home Cooking after observing many pedestrians merely glance at it and move on. He concluded the sign was doing the place no good and decided to change it.
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Associated Newspapers
Farms for sale and rent on crop payments
Seeds alfalfa eight dollars sweet clover five dollars J Mulhall Soo City Iowa advert.
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J. Mulhall
Soo City
Once in a While He Dancing Says Flot and Step
A fragment shows a conversational dance moment with playful banter about moving steps and a flot. The snippet hints at a social dance in a light mood with humorous lines exchanged between two unnamed speakers. It preserves a period voice and suggests a casual street theater vibe.
One Vote Determines Passage of Resolution
A single vote can clinch approval for a resolution, underscoring the pivotal role of each member in finalizing action. The outcome hinges on the majority and the alignment of supporters within the deliberative body.
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