Bishop Brewster Objects to White House Photos
Episcopal Bishop of Connecticut C B Brewster argued that posing with the President for a photograph wastes valuable time. He objected when the Episcopal House of Bishops visited the White House to be photographed with President Coolidge. The piece condemns publicity photo requests as time-consuming for the President.
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C. B. Brewster
Episcopal
Connecticut
Episcopal House of Bishops
Washington
White House
Coolidge
Brewster
United States
Fire Prevention Inspection in Athens slated November 14
The Fire Prevention Association of Ohio will inspect Athens businesses on November 14 to spot fire hazards and suggest remedies. Inspectors will not affect fire insurance rates or inspect homes. school children will distribute home inspection blanks to enable safer household practices.
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Chamber of Commerce
Athens
Fire Prevention Association of
Ohio
Fire Prevention Association
Chilsen
Ten Billion in Gold Dinner Echoes Silent Leadership
An observant essay critiques the dinner of ten billionaires led by Henry Ford Cyrus H K Curtis George Eastman Harvey Firestone and Charles Schwab. It weighs wealth power and legacy asking who lasting leaders will be remembered for and whether material triumphs shape true influence.
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New York
Henry Ford
Cyrus H. K. Curtis
George Eastman
Harvey S. Firestone
Charles M. Schwab
America
Ford
Curtis
Rememis
Cal Coolidge Votes at Northampton as President Votes Go On
The article recalls President Cal Coolidge riding from the White House by seven car special train to Northampton Massachusetts to cast his vote. It notes his first Northampton vote and long political record including numerous nominations, comparing his consistency to Cromwell's wartime record.
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Vermont
Cal Coolidge
Cal
White House
Northampton
Mass
Cromwell
Calvin Coolidge To Leave White House For Northampton
The former president will move from the White House to Northampton next March. He will resume life in a small rented house at $32.50 a month after serving as president with a $75,000 yearly salary, a White House, and a yacht.
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White House
Calvin Coolidge
Northampton
President may secure wealth with second term
The text speculates the President could save money, with several law firms offering contracts worth three times the presidential salary. It suggests he might wait and consider a second term in the White House eight years later.
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White House
Chicago Honors Pasteur Statue With Rare Lincoln Omission
The city plans a fine statue honoring the great Frenchman Pasteur in Chicago noting none except the Lincoln statue has been raised to such a noble and useful figure.
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Pasteur
Chicago
Scientist Calls For Pas teur To Tackle Cancer Issue
Dr. Leopold Stieglitz of New York urges finding a Pas teur free from medical training to solve cancer, arguing the task needs an open mind unswayed by traditional methods. He notes his brother, Professor Julius Steiglitz, teaches chemistry at Chicago University.
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Leopold Stieglitz
New York
Julius Steiglitz
Chicago University
Pasteur
Pasteur's science valued far beyond five billion francs
Bismarck’s postwar claim of five billion francs from France is contrasted with Doctor Steiglitz’s reminder that Pasteur’s discoveries bring cash value to France far beyond that sum. Pasteur’s work against human disease and suffering is highlighted as a major benefit of science.
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Bismarck
France
Steiglitz
Pasteur
Doctor Steiglitz Remarks on Pasteur and Cancer
The text emphasizes clear thinking and observation, noting that untutored men can make progress. It cites Pasteur and Dr Steiglitz, and compares innovation to the sewing machine, whose inventor did not know sewing yet changed design by a key insight.
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Steiglitz
Pasteur
Mussolini Praises Moving Pictures As Educational Tools
The Italian dictator notes that moving pictures rank among the greatest agents for educating humanity, placing them alongside moveable type and photography as essential media.
Mussolini Opens Institute of Cinematography in Frascati
Mussolini spoke at the dedication of the National Institute of Educative Cinematography in Villa Falconieri Frascati. He argued moving pictures are the greatest educational force, able to teach the young in one hour more than books or oral lessons could in a month.
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Mussolini
National Institute of Educative Cinematography
Villa Falconieri
Frascati
Automobile man Durant bets Hoover and Smith odds
Unofficial reports claim Mr. Durant wagered about 1 million dollars on Herbert Hoover versus 200 thousand on Al Smith. Longest odds cited were five to one for Hoover, with historical contrasts to 10 to 1 on Coolidge and 8 to 1 on Hughes against Wilson.
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Mr. Durant
Wall Street
Hoover
Smith
Coolidge
Hughes
Wilson
Two Admirals Barred From Attending Hirohito Entombment Ceremony
The two leading Japanese naval admirals could not attend the enthronement ceremonies for Emperor Hirohito due to proximity to death. Their wives recently died, and Shinto doctrine considers death a defilement, keeping them away from the sacred coronation altar.
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Hirohito
Survival of Ancient Superstitions on Death
The passage notes that many savage tribes viewed death as the act of demons or results of magic, sparing only the very old. The magician, deemed responsible, was typically found and disposed of.
Proximity to Death Motivates Moral Action Across Civilizations
A passage notes that some cultures view closeness to death as the driver of virtue and purification. Death and the solemn reflection it spurs are credited with enabling much of humanity's good.
Health and Diet Advice From Dr Frank McCoy
Dr Frank McCoy author of The Newest Way to Health answers readers questions on disease trends and prevention. He cites typhoid and smallpox death rates, sanitation, vaccination, and infant feeding guidance, while offering to mail his free infant feeding article upon request.
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Frank McCoy
Tuberculosis Death Rates Decline Amid Health Improvements
The record notes a drop in deaths from the wasting disease from 128.8 to 88.5 per 100000, citing protective vitamins and minerals in foods and better treatment via fresh air and sunbaths. It predicts further reduction with universal correct treatment and links rising nervousness to possible cancer increases.
Can Adam’s apple be reduced by surgery
The Adam’s apple is normally larger in a man and it cannot be operated on to reduce its size, but it is usually possible to develop the neck muscles to such an extent that they will hide the large size of the Adam’s apple.
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Broadway Racketeers Exploit Suckers in Jazz Age New York
Gilbert Swan outlines modern racketeering methods in New York, detailing types like puff peddlers, parlor hi jackers, and English Jack. He cites John O Connor s study and describes scams from church disguise to night club set ups and large liquor orders that vanish after delivery.
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Gilbert Swan Messenger
New York
Navy
Josh
Woolworth Building
Brooklyn Bridge
City Hall
John O'Connor
O'Connor
Democratic rally draws in Albany visitor
D. Webb of Albany attended a Democratic rally in the city Thursday night. Mrs. C A Shaffer of Marshfield visits her sister Mrs. John McCoy on High Street. Charles H Welch and Edwin left for Gambier to visit son Wilson a Kenyon College student. Captain Rhys D Evans son of Prof D J Evans is in New York hospital recovering from Spanish influenza. Mrs. G M Romine spent Tuesday in New Marshfield and returned with son Kenneth who stayed with grandparents Mr and Mrs John Gilbert.
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8. D. Webb
Albany
C. A. Shaffer
Marshfield
John McCoy
High Street
Charles H. Welch
Edwin
Gambier
Wilson
Kenyon College
Rhys D. Evans
D. J. Evans
New York
Mrs. Catherine Harvey returns home from visit
Mrs. Catherine Harvey comes back to her Zanesville home after visiting her daughter Mrs. Joseph L. Pickering of University Terrace.
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Catherine Harvey
Zanesville
Joseph L. Pickering
University Terrace
McVay and Baker Return From Eastern Star Meeting
Dr. F P McVay and Mrs. Fred Baker came home Thursday evening after attending the grand chapter meeting of the Order of Eastern Star in Columbus.
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F. P. McVay
Fred Baker
Columbus
The
Order of Eastern Star
Armistice Not Yet Signed In Tense Naval Waters
A U S Navy commander told United Press that armistice terms remained unsigned as tensions persisted in hostile maritime zones. The report notes ongoing maneuvers and diplomatic notes exchanged between the United States and allied nations amid uncertainty about a final settlement.
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United Press
November presidential history milestones listed
On November 8 various events are noted including Buchanan’s 1856 popular vote total of 1,838,169 to Fremont’s 1,341,264, Lincoln’s 1864 election, Montana’s 1889 statehood, Cleveland’s 1892 election defeating Benjamin Harrison, and a 1904 Roosevelt presidency mention with a garbled entry.
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Buchanan
John C. Fremont
Lincoln
Montana
Union
Grover Cleveland
Benjamin Harrison
Roopevelt
This Election Echoes 1912 Hoover Smith Split in Nation
Current Political History notes that the 1932 results mirror 1912 with Hoover carrying Southern states while Smith splits Democrats. It highlights New York as a key swing, Roosevelt’s NY surge, Prohibition and religion shaping votes, and questions about party unity and future prospects for Roosevelt and Hoover.
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New York
Virginia
North Carolina
Texas
Florida
Herbert Hoover
Iowa
Illinois
Indiana
Oregon
Willson
Roosevelt
Smith
South
Hoover
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
New York State
Coolidge
New Jersey
New York City
Upstate
Kentucky
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Mr. Roosevelt
Library Digest
Republican Party
Anti-Saloon League
Smith Ans
Democratic Party
Empire State
East
West
Congress
Washington
Poli
Graf Zeppelin puzzle questions and clues
A crossword style item lists horizontal and vertical clues about the Graf Zeppelin and related facts. It asks where the airship landed in America, its commander, origin and end points, and includes scattered wordplay and trivia about the Zeppelins and related topics.
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America
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