Twenty Years Ago in Athens and Washington Facts
Twenty years ago a Circula Letter planned local support for a miners hospital in Athens. Roosevelt consulted the Postmaster General over barring sensational Thaw trial details from malls. William H. Rhein of the National Winegrowers' association spoke of removing parts of the Femesti phre wine bill to avoid winery discrimination. J. P. Wood attended an Ohio dinner in Washington for General Grosvenor. Years ago Germany tensions rose as Americans were detained in Berlin and U S ships carried arms in the U boat zone. President Wild prepared to lead for another four years and Orville Wright offered to serve in case of war.
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Miner's Hospital
Athens
Wee
Gandee
Knox
Roosevelt
Harry K. Thaw
William H. Rheinhast
National Winegrowers' Association
Voice in the Wilderness Sparks Faltering Presidential Hopes
A critic deconstructs Professor Nicholas Murray Butler's bid to withdraw Coolidge from the presidency. He mocks Butler as a vaudeville voice lacking clout, noting newspapers mocked his speech and the idea of New York ownership labeling a national candidate.
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Nicholas Murray Butler P
New York
Coolidge
Nicky
Columbia _university
Butler
R. Nicholas Murray Butler
Columbia University
Question of the ages and said job
A discussion on fame and fitness in contests, followed by a column on cutting alimony, politics, and public life. It notes eating and endurance contests, then shifts to divorce law, Coolidge’s presidential chances, housing by Rockefeller Jr, and stock market talk with some aviation and war notes. It ends with a Washington widow suing her ex-husband over a potential future use of a ship.
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Job
Cincinnati
New Jersey
Fustice Smith
District of Columbia Supreme Court
Washington
Navy
Ex-husband Feoee Forsads Haus Breaks Promises After Divorce
A fragmented report notes that Feoee Forsads Haus alleges her ex-husband broke a promise to remarry after their divorce. The item hints at wealth accumulated by the ex-husband, urging readers to consider how personal vows interact with financial status in post marital life.
Navy Movies Now World’s Largest Distributor of Films
The Navy announces it has become the largest motion picture distributor. It maintains 1296 eight reel programs in duplicate and 150 in triplicate with nearly 4600 reels of shorts, comedies, and cartoons. Films circulate on ships and stations for about three years across East and West coasts, the Pacific, and foreign stations, with two main exchanges in New York and San Diego and monthly releases of about 25 feature programs.
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Washington, DP
Comar
United Suites Navy
HAL
Navy
Motion Picture Service of
The
New York
San Diego
Ampecial Service
Marine Corps
Quantico
Parris Island
East
West Coasts
Mid- Pacific Islands
Far East
Alaska
West Indies
Guam
Samos
Ters
Haa
Ameter
Broadway at Dawn and Dusk in New York City
A vivid contrast of New York’s Broadway from pre-dawn bustle to its theater district glow. The piece notes Fifth Avenue’s enduring dignity, Broadway’s shifting character past Herald Square, and a sunlit block near 102nd to 104th streets where hundreds of children crowd the streets, illustrating daily urban life and city contrasts. It also includes Navy film program notes on preferred movie types and onboard entertainment constraints for sailors.
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New York
Fifth Avenue
Broadway
Columbus Circle
Bronx
Gil
102D
104Th
McLean Boom Looms in North Carolina Nomination Drift
Washington February 12 Governor Angus Wilton McLean of North Carolina is seen as potential presidential timber with possible state endorsement for the 1928 Democratic nomination though his chances hinge on McAdoo’s strength and Smith’s southern campaign. The piece warns of a Smith backed effort to block McAdoo at the convention, favoring favorite sons like McLean or Harrison while delaying a McAdoo clash.
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Rooney Dutcher
North Carolina
Furnfield M. Simmons
Jeacher
State Democratic Organization
Boom
McLean
McAdool
al Smith
Smith
McAdoo
McAdee
Itrst
Smith Democrats
South
Middle-West
McAdoo's
Pat Harrison
Joe Robernson
Carter Glass
Smithy
Harrison
Robinson
Ler
Mescow
Answers and Odds in Curious Q and A Columns
Questions cover turkey flavor based on gender and age, color psychology effects, silver and diamond wedding anniversaries timing, Mussolini’s method for beggar control in Italy, and a Paris report about Ava Carrette scalding her baby. The tone mirrors a humorous prompt page with brief fact snippets and awkward phrasing.
Germany's Economic Recovery Noted in Government Update
Government brief highlights a remarkable rebound in Germany's economy with strong financial indicators. Analysts point to industrial output gains and improving consumer demand as signs of a sustained recovery. General outlook remains cautiously optimistic amid global markets.
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Germany
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J. P. Wood
Washlington
D. C
Ohio
C. H. Grosvenor
Berlin
Wild
Orville Wright
Severs
Soka
Sunday Messenger
Aber
Atvertons
Minebaper Publichete
Aswichaion Union
Associated Deilion
John
Aelf
George Sand
Doctor and
Grizzly
John D. JR
Arthur Brisbane
Borah
Doctor Butler
Mellon
Secrretary Hoover
Frank Lowden
Illinois
Herbert Hoover
Boulder Dam
Great Lakes
Ocean
Gulf
Lowden
John D. Rockefeller, Jr
Haley Fiske
Metropolitan Life Insurance Company
Walter Stabler
Metropolitan
Keara
Wheeling && Lake Erie
United States
Caucasus
Irerick 2
Haskin
United State
Naval
West Coast Exchange
Filma
West Coast
Pearl Harbor
Sanwa
Satiana Manre
Theest
J E Sterrett
Isurvey
Es Landes
Farm Loan Bureau
District of Columbia
House
France
Department of Commerce
Redner
Braucher
Dut Sacajawea
Cameshwiit
Acon
Bitterreet Valley
Clark
Mat Em Aleice
Ais Bean
Cee EeGee Gatas
the Grocers’ Encyclopedia
Mussolini
Italy
Paris
Avara Carrette
Willard
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