A Thought For Today On Utopia And Cooperative Ventures
The piece ponders utopian promises amid Louisiana cooperative troubles. It notes donors paid $1000 each, questions optimism, and argues utopia requires effort, sacrifice, and time. It contrasts grand schemes with reality, calling for patient work toward lasting improvement. It mentions renewal efforts in New York.
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Louisiana
At Tires
America
Rome
Theater progress sought by intelligent spectators
A column argues theater should elevate plays to please discerning audiences. It cites Edgar M. Woolley of Yalery praising better drama and notes that mass demand will drive production of higher quality works. It also critiques indecent performances and calls for accountability for those responsible.
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Edgar M. Woolley
Yalery
New York
Public Education Critique on Medieval Superstition
A reflective passage notes officers freeing a woman after brutal acts in the past and contrasts Dark Ages cruelties with modern attitudes. It laments lingering superstitions and praises ongoing public education while urging continued progress in societal norms.
Political Bugabos Prominent in Prohibition Debate
Washington leaders from both parties grapple with the third term issue as wet and dry factions clash over enforcement and the fate of prohibition. Questions swirl around President Coolidge and potential candidacies as Republicans fear a distracted, divisive debate harming the party’s 1928 prospects.
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Tintler
Tie
Pennsyl- Washington
United States
Washington
Jefferson
Tineetn
Carter Buller
Rosie Arowla
Mary
Coolidge
Ohio University Beats West Virginia 20 to 9 in Basketball
A twenty year old recap notes Ohio University defeating the University of West Virginia 20 to 9 in a basketball game. The article also mentions Elks attendance, temperance speaker Dy Rutledge, a 1910 water reservoir fill, and President Wilson seeking wartime powers.
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Ohio University
University of West Virginia
Lodge of Elks
Dy, Rutledge
Cleveland
Ohio State Anti-Saloon League
Methodist Church
Senate Is Independent By Rodrey Dutcher
Senate coverage notes Coolidge struggles to influence the upper chamber as farm relief passes, with battles over naval funding and Woods and Smith seating. The piece previews a tense Senate balance, listing key Republicans and Democrats likely to shape votes next.
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Rodrey Dutcher
Wriley Ashington
Senate
Coolidge
Ate
Congress
Cyrus EB. Woods
Interstate Commerce Commsion
Farmer-Taborita
Smith
William S&s
Borah
Norris
Couzens
Johnson
Fraziery
Nye LaFolielle
Blaine
Questions and Answers from a Historic Almanac
A fragmented Q and A page discusses gibints cond yose-called and an Anglicized term for an internal organ. It asks about the international language, dates in February, Mrs. Coolidge's mother's maiden name Almira, and a term vodahoyann with origins in groundles water frig. A cork game note reports London hotel managers barring servants from turning over wine sales ends to wine agents.
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London
Letters Found in Volta Archives Spark European Interest
Central European scientists react to reports that researchers died in the imperial Volta archives. The letters reveal theories on electricity and instruments of destruction and tie to Volta’s one hundredth anniversary in 1827.
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Vienna
Europe
Volta
Warning Against Lending Money to My Wife
A German advertising column in Kalk-Krung suburb of Berlin printed notices warning people not to lend money to my wife Helen citing her obligations. A following notice stated don’t worry I have borrowed all I need and all that remains is to pay up.
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Cohann
Scholal
Kalk- Ke
Berlin
Helen
Frit Woratschek
Sama Fedumm
Aiksen
Broadway Romance Reflects Modern Stage Love
In New York a Broadway tale mirrors modern relationships with young love, sacrifice, and tragedy. Yale students attend a girl show, one falls for a partner, and the romance unfolds amid family and social pressures without dramatic upheaval.
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York
Lakeside
Siiga Enrest
Prafer
Idvic
Leving Berlin
Fillen Machiy
Broadway
Audienes
Yale
Real Romance of Broadway Bright Lights and Vanity
A wandering tale set in New York theater circles follows a once wealthy man who left college and built a fortune, and a beautiful chorus girl whose career and health suffer as she chases perpetual youth. As age approaches, she confronts vanity, love, and the possibility of happiness beyond fame.
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Yale
New York
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