Religion Must Come First In Nation's Life
President Coolidge dedicates a monument to Francis Asbury and argues religion, not law, should lead reform. He states government rests on religion and that virtue, justice, and liberty arise from divine grace, not legislation. He cites Asbury and early Methodist circuit riders as foundational to American unity.
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George E. Durno
I. N
Washington
Coolidge
Francis Asbury
Methodist Episcopal Church
Dlecmed
Congress
Stomach Remedy A Fast Seller in New Jersey Town
Six thousand bottles sold last year as McKee Drug Co promotes Dave's Mentha Pepsin. The remedy claims rapid relief from gas, bloating, acidity and indigestion, with benefits for dyspepsia, gastritis, dizziness and sleeplessness. It is described as pleasant, tonic, and easily procured via local druggists.
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New Jersey
McKee Drug Co
Moncey
Dave
Dare
President Urges Personal Responsibility in Religion
The President warns that government cannot do religion's work and individuals must act rightly. He argues prosperity rests on personal conduct and rejects the view that society can thrive without individual moral effort.
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Bury
Judge lowers bonds for two assault defendants in Chauncey
On Wednesday Judge Worstell reduced the bonds of Jess Hiisen and John Hook, bound over for assault and battery by Magistrate M. B. Tucker of Chauncey, from 2500 to 500 dollars. The court deemed the initial bonds exorbitant.
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Worstell
Jess Hiisen
John Hook
M. B. Tucker
Chauncey
New Varicose Veins and Ulcers Treatment Claim
Advertises Emerald Oi as a powerful remedy for varicose veins ulcers and swollen glands. Promotes a two ounce bottle for use with daily application and claims rapid relief and goitre disappearance with steady use.
Bride Bertha Gott Elopes to Alfred E. Smith Jr
In Syracuse on Oct 16 Mrs. William H. Gott blesses her daughter Bertha Gott 22 who secretly married Alfred E. Smith Jr. through an elopement from the governor’s circle while her engineer father works on the Twentieth Century Limited project.
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Syracuse
N. Y
Willam H. Gott
Bertha Gott
Twentieth Century Limited
Alfred FE. Smith
Alfred E. Smith, Jr
Seed Range Found In Each Wild Poppy Stem
Scientists report that every stem of the wild poppy carries a seed count ranging from sixteen thousand to sixty thousand. The finding highlights the plant's prolific seeding potential and implications for its spread in natural habitats.
Marion Teachers Restores Old School Hours In Referendum
Marion Ohio voters approved reverting to the old schedule with classes from 8:30 to 11:30, after debates over a new start at 8 and lunch at 12. The board of education announced the decision following townwide unrest and a referendum.
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Marion
Board of Education
Marion Public Schools
Jesse Mason
Nuxated Iron Promises Rich Blood and Restored Nerves
Advertisements claim organic Nuxated Iron strengthens nerves and increases endurance without harming teeth. It allegedly equals eating iron-rich foods and is sold by druggists with a money-back guarantee, warning of counterfeit rates and stressing the N. I. stamped tablets.
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Meda
Sullivan Stops Ballerino To Retain Junior Title At MSG
Steve Kid Sullivan retained his junior lightweight crown by knocking out Mike Ballerino in the fifth round at Madison Square Garden. Ballerino was dropped three times from rights before the count. odds shift sparked doubt, but most spectators agreed the stoppage was genuine. Neither fighter led until the final round.
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New York
Steve “Kid” Sullivan
Mike Ballerino
Madison Square Garden
Ballerino
No Burials of Buried Alive in US in Past Decade
A claim states no reports exist of humans buried alive in the United States during the last ten years. It cites absence of confirmed cases and emphasizes lack of verifiable records on such incidents within the period.
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United States
Corn Cutting Progress and Social Visits in Sharpsburg
Sharpsburg notes show corn cutting in progress with limited wheat sowing. Local residents, including Roy and Hiram Love, Lenor Strode, and many visitors, attended sales, a big ox roast, and a Hi school carnival. Nearby trips included Bartlett and Perry County outings, plus reflections on church and home improvements near Mt Herman.
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Roy Love
Hiram Love
Lenor Strode
Wellaton
Henry Burns
Daisy
Elmer Halbirt
Canaanville
Fletcher Graham
Martiett
Grahams
Athens
Nora Sedwick
Ray
Columbus
Harry Glover
Bartlett
Clarence Kern
John
Opal
Martha Thompson
Arthur Thompson
Sharpsburg
Abner McGee
Trimble
Asa Dille
Elsie Dille
Chesterhill
A. C. Carr
Grace Glover
Lillian Bardin
Vern Harris
T. E. Dickson
Carol
Burrell Strode
Elton Beard
Harold Meismeier
Basil Dille
Wayne Edgerton
Frank
Porteraville
Perry
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Arge
Dare’s Mentha Pepsin
Daren
Yel Oemoe
Uneeda Bakers
Regina
National Biscuit Company
Bekers
Yardley
THE
Yardly Screen & Weather Strip CO
Columbus, Ohto
Lael
Ballerino K. O.’D
Kid Sullivan
Leighty
Nelsonville
Athens High School
Cornwell
Athens Jewelers
Mills Meat Market
West Union St
Prizgea
Prisee
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