Health and Diet Advice From Dr Frank McCoy
Dr McCoy author of The Newest Way to Health offers weekly menus and diet tips. Readers may send questions to be answered by Dr Mevo Ono care of this paper. Sample meals feature eggs, vegetables, soups, meats, and McCoy salads with notes on non starch soups and wholewheat muffins. Questions address teeth nutrition asthma and heart health with diet centered answers and requests for self addressed envelopes.
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Harding's Record Shows Hoover Gained Chance for Presidency
The piece recalls Warren Harding choosing Herbert Hoover as Secretary of Commerce despite objections. It notes Hoover's rise under Coolidge, his pivotal role in economic policy, and Harding's and Coolidge's trust that helped Hoover become a central figure in shaping federal governance.
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Washington
Herbert Hoover
George
Hoover
Warren Harding
Mr. Harding
Department of Commerce
Harding
Calvin Coolidge
Secretary of Commercce
Mr. Coolidge
Secretary of Commerce
Thought for Today on Faith and Law
The quote contrasts faith and law from Romans 3 31 and A Emerson remark about Americans relying on money. It presents a reflection on morality and national character with two named authorities and a tension between belief and materialism.
Looking for the next Democratic presidential candidate
The piece discusses where the Democratic candidate for president might come from and who it could be. It mentions Franklin D. Roosevelt as a potential figure if he remains able in four years, notes the impact of Al Smith and past candidates, and argues for a new start and competition between the two parties.
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Coolidge
Herbert Hoover
Republican National Committee
Secretary Hoover
Franklin D. Roosevelt
New York
Roosevelt
Teddy
al Smith
New York City
Cox
Ohio
John W. Davis
Jefferson
Woodrow Wilson
White House
Muddy Thinking and the Call for Deeper Reading
This piece argues that widespread shallow reading leads to muddled thinking. It cites reduced reading at home, reliance on quick impressions, and a disconnect between taxpayers and non-taxpayers, urging more thorough research into civic matters for greater happiness and prosperity.
Rubber Monopoly Lesson From Stevenson Act
The Stevenson act in England limited rubber output to keep prices high, enriching consumers in the short term but spurring Dutch and American producers. The act was abandoned as the monopoly fractured, illustrating how attempts to fix prices above natural levels backfire and hurt buyers in the long run.
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England
English judge hammers repeat drunk driver with lifelong ban
A motorist arrested for driving while intoxicated, already on a prior similar charge, is fined 50 pounds and given a life ban from driving. The judge, trained to protect the public, shows no hesitation about depriving the offender of any future driving rights. The piece invites comparison with U S traffic courts.
Stormy outlook for next Congress in Dutcher column
Odney Dutcher from Washington predicts a stormy new session as the presidential campaign leaves soreness among many lawmakers. Senators and representatives will air grievances on reen and issues, providing political theater and public education. The piece says frank, fervent speeches may reveal important truths.
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Congress
Odney Dutcher
Washington
Hoover compared to Washington in wealth and service
The write up compares Mr. Hoover to George Washington highlighting engineering skill and independent wealth. It notes he earned about 50 000 dollars a year before 30, avoids waste, and possesses enough riches to support himself and others. It argues he lacks Washingtonian glory but that aligns with public good and productive impact.
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Hoover
Wall Street Sees Hoover Market After Election
After the election, Wall Street surged into a Hoover market mood as stocks rallied. Financial writers describe yesterday’s activity with stock tables showing gains and plus signs signaling broad optimism.
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Wall Street
Hoover Engineering Advice on Oil Use and Markets
An article notes Herbert Hoover as an engineer stressing conservation of natural resources and efficient oil use. It urges caution about oil stock offers, advising against bad stocks, mail pitches, house canvassers, and gambling.
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Herbert Hoover
Hoover Era Markets Shift as Cotton Slips in South Tiles
The piece notes the breaking of the Solid South for the first time since Reconstruction and anticipates Herbert Hoover addressing cotton and textile issues. It mentions the Hoover market opening with cotton slipping and signals Southern states like Florida and Texas seeking Hoover’s ideas on cotton policy.
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Herbert Hoover
Florida
Texas
Republicans gain eight Senate seats seen aiding Hoover agenda
The piece notes the GOP may add eight seats in the Senate, though it contends Hoover may not require them to push his plans. It suggests Congressmen will grasp that voters want Hoover ideas implemented fully.
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Republican Party
Senate
Hoover
Hoover to decide on prohibition fate new policy stance
The article notes Hoover calling prohibition a noble experiment and suggests engineers accept experiments but end them if unsuccessful. It states no action on Mr Volstead will occur until Hoover evaluates the experiment’s success or failure.
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Herbert Hoover
Mr. Volstead
Mr. Hoover
Democrats and Governor Smith Lead With Record National Vote
The Democrats and Governor Smith command about 18,190,000 votes, far surpassing any previous Democratic presidential total and exceeding Harding’s best by 1,500,000.
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Smith
Harding
Governor Smith Hails Hoover as Prosperity Symbol
Governor Smith congratulates Mr. Hoover and urges all Americans to unite and showcase true prosperity to Europe Asia and Africa.
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Governor Smith
Mr. Hoover
Europe
Asia
Africa
Sugar Shortage Cited In Investigation Ordered By Refining Leader
The country once a major sugar consumer now eats far less sugar than needed. The inquiry, ordered by Earl D. Bapst head of the American Sugar Refining Company, links sugar scarcity to health concerns and wartime supply insufficiencies.
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Earl D. Bapst
American Sugar Refining Company
Sugar myths and dieting folly in early advice
A columnist attacks gendered dieting guidance and asserts sugar does not make people fat. The text argues sugar provides heat and helps burn waste tissue, claiming children and growing youths especially need sugar and candy.
Sympathy for Radio Reach Overshadows Old Truths
A columnist laments the vast reach of election news carried by radio to 30 million listeners. He notes the old adage about angels on a needle’s point but suggests only angels of the right size could share the stage.
Townsend Back in Town for Election Period
Charles Townsend of the Post Office Department in Washington arrived Sunday and will stay through the election. Townsend’s mother will accompany him and remain until after Christmas. Mrs. J. W. Hartman visited the Zenner and Codding households then returned home to Findlay. Florence Linscott Veser and daughter left for Mt. Vernon New York after visiting her parents near Athens. John R. Lostro and Sam Siegle plan to deliver a touring car to Siegle’s brother in Norfolk with Lostro stopping in Washington for War Industries Board business.
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Charles Townsend
Post Office Department
Washington, D. C
Mr. Townsend
J. W. Hartman
Henry Zenner
Mabel Codding
Findlay
John R. Lostro
Sam Siegle
Mr. Siegie
Norfolk
Miss Crippen Visiting Columbus Aunt Mrs Elliott
Misa Helen Crippen travels to Columbus on Sunday to be host A? her aunt Mrs Harry Elliott for a few days.
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Misa Helen Crippen
Columbus
Harry Elliott
Mrs Hester Blackstone Visits Daughter in Columbus
Mrs Hester Blackstone spent two weeks with her daughter in Columbus and returned home Sunday.
Miss Elizabeth Kern Heads to Dayton for Reynolds Visit
Miss Elizabeth Kern leaves at noon Monday for Dayton to be hosted by Mr and Mrs George Reynolds.
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Elizabeth Kern
Dayton
George Reynolds
West Alexander Educator Named Model School Instructor
Prof C A Matheny, superintendent of public schools in West Alexander, is appointed instructor in the model schools at Miami University Oxford and will also oversee athletics. An Athens County native reared on The Plains, he is a former Ohio University student.
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C. A. Matheny
West Alexander
Miami University
Oxford
Prof
Matheny
Athens County
Ohio University
Moving the New York Life Building A Madison Square spectacle
The piece chronicles the rapid overnight relocation of a major firm from lower Broadway to Madison Square, detailing 3500 workers, eight hour shifts, armored security, and a temporary medical and kitchen setup. It notes the army like operation, police patrols, and meticulous planning to maintain continuous business.
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Gilbert Swan Messenger
New York
Diana
Madison Square Garden
Manhattan
FP. T. Barnum
Madison Square
New York Life Insurance
Lower Broadway
Six Letter Word Puzzle Clues Highlight Daily Entry
A compact crossword item lists six letter words with three unkeyed letters and two on. Clues include To shriek, enlargement of the great toe joint, part in a drama, volcanic rock barkseolore, and devstate. A daily brain teaser with answers and yesterday’s puzzle reference.
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House Canary
Answers to Questions by Frederick J Haskin in New York Letter
A long Q and A feature covers topics from urban life in New York to world affairs. It includes Burman’s Marvellous Cult tale and asks about voting, military power, and famous actresses. It also explains robotics origin and the Austrian subtraction method.
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Frederick J. Haskin
Cape Cod sighting by Mayflower Pilgrims in 1620
A brief historical note records the Mayflower voyage ending with sighting of Cape Cod after 63 days at sea in 1620. It also notes 1860 South Carolina senators resigning their seats and 1861 Kentucky admitting to the Confederacy. In 1889 free mail delivery extended to cities with population of 5000 or more.
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Cape Cod
South Carolina
Congress
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