Labor Vote Prompts Democratic Push Seen Across Nation
A Washington era analysis notes that the labor vote may swing to John W. Davis with organized labor behind him as leaders in the Democratic national campaign rally a 700,000 member bloc. It contrasts with La Follette and GOP efforts, arguing Davis’ pro labor record and congressman tenure appeal to workers amid partisan friction.
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The Little One and Time in a Rural Reflection
A fragmentary verse collage reflects on a mother’s joy with her child and life’s sorrows and sunlit moments. It shifts to rural anecdotes about an automobile purchase, humor about a mule, and a dated cadence on time and travel. The piece concludes with regional dialect humor from Brer Williams about gratitude and climbing a tree.
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Countess Karolyi to face deportation protest in New York
Pierre Van Paassen reports a heated response to Countess Catherine Karolyi, wife of Hungary’s ex prime minister. National Security League figures press for deportation, citing her alleged Bolshevik ties. Reception is hosted by Margaret Woodrow Wilson and others amid debates over Woodrow Wilson’s diplomacy and Europe’s respect for Britain.
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Today's Talk by George Matthew Adams
The speaker advises choosing to do nothing at times, citing storms and tests as moments to let the fight die down. He praises restraint, the value of silence, and observing others who act only when needed, arguing life is movement and one should sense when to refrain from action.
Bits of New York Life by O O McIntyre
A satirical column on Manhattan socialites described as fashion driven, aging 40s to 50s, who frequent tearooms and cafes with charming but impractical husbands. It recalls an unhappy banker husband’s suicide, critiques motherhood neglect, and mulls the aging writer’s own foibles and vanity in a brisk, old-fashioned voice.
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Instructions Mailed On 1925 License Tags
Notices from Secretary of State Gust McLendon inform automobile owners how to apply for 1925 license tags. A new simpler application system is in place this year. Do not use 1924 or 1923 blank forms. Apply after December 15, 1924 to receive tags by January 1, 1925. Remit correct license fees by money order or cashier's check and hold the money order receipts.
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Long Cotton Hearing May Last 10 Monday
A lengthy Georgia public service commission hearing entered its third day Saturday as the Georgia Cotton Growers Association and the Atlantic Cotton Growers Association pressed for a revision of rates and rules on cotton concentration and shipment. They claim current charges favor interstate shipments and harm Georgia growers and handlers. The proceedings have focused on technical testimony from association and railroad officials to determine actual service costs.
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Health Talks By William Brady M D
A reader critiques dental hygiene views and urges more dental hygienists. Brady outlines three diet factors for tooth preservation, stresses dairy and leafy greens, raw fruits, and warns about emphasis on whitening. He endorses dental hygienists and routine dental cleaning by professionals.
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Is the Daddy Long Legs a spider or an arachnid
A fragmented Q and A style extract discusses the Daddy Long Legs as an arachnid related question and compares it to a spider family. It then covers various trivia questions about biology, history, and language with several named people places and dates, reflecting a period newspaper quiz style.
Opinions on germicide and underarm hair removal in 19th century guide
A reader asks about substitutes for butter in children and prefers boric acid as an antiseptic. The columnist discusses underarm hair removal methods, favoring mechanical shaving with a safety razor and recommends aluminum chloride solution to control excessive perspiration, applied every other day for two weeks.
City tax collections near four million in total
City Comptroller B. Graham reports close to 3.92 million dollars collected through Thursday with about 60 thousand added on Friday. Total figures, including December receipts and taxes received before the October 15 deadline, push toward four million though exact totals await final counting.
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