Hoover tribute to Harding marks calm cabinet era tone
President Hoover addresses the nation on the Harding memorial dedication noting Harding’s wartime leadership and the economic recovery, while avoiding blame for past scandals. He stresses disarmament progress and the calm, principled transfer of tribute from a complex presidency.
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Harding
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Andrew Johnsson
Lincald
Springfield
Ulysses S. Grant
Plain Dealer
Feo
A New Kind of Charity From a Birmingham Minister
The Birmingham minister Rev. William T. Morgan trains unemployed Alabama miners for new trades on a farm, teaching Serpentry auto repair poultry husbandry and more. He aims to make self supporting work the answer rather than ongoing soup and beds, reducing reliance on mines that may never reopen.
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Alabama
William T. Morgan
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Fortune Tellers and Gypsy Costumes in New York
In New York a famed tea leaf reader pivots to a gypsy look to boost business after tea rooms surge. A parade of dramatic locals, from newspaper sellers to a dead playwright's alias, appear in a tale of bustling Broadway life and artifice.
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New York
Princess Something-Or-Other
Crineberg
Timea Square
Himbai
Browkway
Trivia and Q&A Roundup From The Athens Messenger
Frederic J. Bashin notes a Washington information service offering free inquiry responses for two cents. The page answers varied questions on military costs, royal marriages, ambulances, grammar, legends of the Moss rose, and thunder, with concise definitions and historical tidbits.
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Frederic J. Bashin
Alsous Ispagai
Washington
Athens Messenger
Tafortatan
Exploding Ball Experiment Amid Political Cartoon Notes
A garbled clipping mentions a ball of steel cooled by jets, a political cartoon about Spain and Jose Regueira y Sanjuria, and a note on Mitzi the cat receiving a $15,000 legacy from Dr Maude Cain. The text mixes science and society items with unclear context and names.
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Jose Regueira Y Sanjuria
Yormold Cuppenter
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Spain
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Mitzi
Maude Cain
Sanik
Mitai
Cain
Ice Threatens Crop Prospects Across Global Regions
Washington Letter details how Arctic and Antarctic ice drift, aided by shifting ocean currents, may lower crop prices and hamper harvests. The piece notes potential relief from weather patterns and predictions of cooler seas, affecting grain fields in North America Argentina and South Africa, with monsoon impacts in India.
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South Africa
India
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Indian Ocean
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Garden economy contends with natural laws and hunger
In a verse by James J. Montague the narrator plots self sufficiency by growing vegetables yet faces crop failures. A neighbor explains production requires real food and labor for farmers, linking charity to prevention of distress and concluding with a biblical thought for today about loving one’s brother and walking in light.
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Booklet on Poison Ivy Awareness Circulated
The Athens Messenger describes a government issued booklet on recognizing and treating poison ivy. Prepared by experts, it offers guidance for homes, cars, first aid kits, and ramp entries. Copies are available by mail for four cents using a coupon.
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President plans to boost industry and housing amid era of reforms
The article reflects on proposed nationwide work to raise capacity of rail, build highways and waterways, install 25 million electrical horsepower, and grow farm output by 21 percent. It notes potential new homes and parks for 20 million people and compares to Soviet five year plans, while highlighting long Russian history and hardship.
Wedding Held At First Presbyterian Church
Miss Luuie Henry daughter of Mrs. H. D. Henry married Mr. Russe Weir Finsterwald on June 17 at the First Presbyterian Church with a large bridal party. Attendants included Alice Henry and Alise Henry sisters of the bride, Marian Sellers, and others. Dow Poston bought the J. R. Sands home at 117 East State Street and nearby property. A wireless system to receive agricultural market reports was announced by the Bureau of Markets of the U S Department of Agriculture.
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Dow Poston
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Bureau of Markets
United States Department of Agriculture
Capite Happenings Report on Interstate Commerce Commission
A rough reconstruction of an article outlines the Interstate Commerce Commission and its 11 commissioners, noting expertise and background. It highlights debates over railroad rate policies, integrity, and governance, with biographical sketches of several members and leaders shaping policy and regulatory practice.
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Rodney Butcher
Washington
Discipline and safety in training young children
The text stresses balanced discipline for children, combining guidance with restraint to build self control. It argues against constant denial while encouraging safe behaviors and learning from mistakes to develop judgment and self-reliance. It cautions about harsh approaches and emphasizes practical safety guidance.
Peasants Gain Land Rights Amid Autocrat's Edge
Reported reflections on land ownership and social equality surface as grassroots rights grow. A Washington to Los Angeles travelogue details sermons by Rev. Brown and Rev. Futterer, noting health claims from lemons and a budding auto industry amid drought impacts on agriculture and economic policy.
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