Hunger for Faith Reason Coolidge Won Says Analyst
Washington, November 15. Analyst Mark Sullivan notes that after Coolidge’s 1920 speeches collection titled Have Faith in Massachusetts, the public chose to place faith in a person rather than impersonal institutions. The piece argues Americans seek a common symbol and faith in a leader during the post election mood.
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Coolidge
Mark Sullivan
Washington
White House
Calvin Coolidge
America
Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery Ad Claims Fast Childlike Recovery
In a mining town during a health epidemic a store owner touts Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as the best tonic for convalescents. The testimonial from M. Kitchersid of 154 Whitehall Street credits the remedy with restoring strength, digestion, and blood quality, urging readers to obtain tablets locally or contact Dr. Pierce's Invalids' Hotel in Buffalo, N.Y.
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Pierce
M. Kitchersid
Wash Your Kidneys By Drinking Water
An old health advisory promotes flushing kidneys by drinking water daily and taking four ounces of a grape and lemon lithia salt mix before breakfast for several days. It warns that excess rich foods create acids harming kidneys and causing dull pain, headaches, and urinary irritations, advising physician checkups twice yearly.
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Tyrogne
Three Dominant American Leaders 1893 1919 Revisited
The article argues that America thrived on three dominant leaders Roosevelt Wilson and Bryan from 1893 to 1919, shaping politics and national leadership. It notes their contemporaneity, influence on campaigns, and how their deaths or absences in 1919 created political chaos and altered presidential candidate dynamics for 1920.
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America
Roosevelt
Wilson
Bryan
Theodore Roosevelt
Woodrow Wilson
Ideas
Cox
Harding
Trarding
Bush League
Calvin Coolidge
Coolidge
White House
Nouth
Bryans
Smith
McAdoo
Alton R. Parker
James M. Cox
Republican
Ito
Davis
Democratic Party
John W. Davis
Walker
Youth Held After Tried Hold Up of Grocery Proprieter
J B Elder, 21, and another man attempted to rob M Welch at 4 Kennedy Street. Welch drew his pistol from under the counter and fired, striking one intruder who fled. Police arrested the other man at his Lambert Street home on highway robbery charges.
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J. B. Elder
Lambert Street
M. Welch
Kennedy Street
Mr. Welch
Couzens Hunt Aims At Government Enforcement
The piece argues Senator Couzens will lead a probe into enforcement machinery and methods. It notes Watkins opposition, the wets backing Couzens, and outlines Democratic party splits with Smith and McAdoo as rival figures. It discusses Coolidge as a symbol for Republicans and contemplates potential Democratic leaders like Parker Cox and Davis.
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Ens
Michigan
Department of Government
Watson
Couzens
Weis
Senate
White House
Coolidee
Democratic Party
Coolidge
Smith
New York
William G. McAdoo
Prohibition Headquaters Probe Slayers Near North Georgia Mountains
Prohibition headquarters report a plan to send a picked posse into the north Georgia mountains to hunt Guy Anderson and Glenn House, alleged slayers of Special Officer A. J. Webb. Warrants issued for Anderson and House in Gwinnett county, with a Dawson county manhunt and rumors of a large federal state chase. evidence centers on a bloodstained car and a confession by George Baker linking others to the crime.
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Prohibition
North Georgia
Guy Anderson
Glenn House
A. J. Webb
Milton County
Atlanta
Dawson
Anderson
House
Guinea
Ote
Samuassadora
Proition
Fred D. Dismukr
George Baker
Paleau County
Uail
Baker
Webb
Verd Bison
A. C. Lowell
Low Adair
Joe Goode
Lon Evans
Warran
Gwinnets County
Dawson County
Ransom
Ben Anderson
Andersen
Col Edens Praises Dixie Highway Meeting Results
Col William G Edens vice president of the Federal Trust Company of Illinois and Dixie Highway director visited Atlanta after attending the association meeting in Chicago. He praised plans to extend the highway from Detroit to Miami and noted Illinois has built about 4000 miles of concrete roads with more to come following a 60 million dollar bond issue and a new 100 million bond approval.
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William G. Dens
Chiago
Federal Trust Company of
Olinois
Dixie Highway
Chicago
Ilinois
Atlanta
Remery
Dixie Highway Association
Edens
Highway Association
Colonel Edens
Detroit
Mich
Miami
Bio
Coloel Edens
Federal Crust Company
Charles G. Dawes
United States
Minois
Tllinois
Iown
Filens
Red Pepper Rub Promises Fast Pain Relief
An old advertisement touts red pepper rub as a rapid remedy for backache and lumbago. It claims concentrated heat penetrates within minutes, eliminating pain, with directions to ask a druggist for Bowles Red Pepper Rub and to ensure the genuine product.
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Bowles
G L Miller visitors tour Atlanta on bond sales reward trip
Eighteen prize bond salesmen from G L Miller & Co visited Atlanta in a three day inspection tour arranged as a rewards program for top district performers. They toured Northside, Cotton Mills, Slone Mountain, and the Dixie coach display, toured the Exposition and federal prison, and attended a Georgia barbecue and Capital City Club luncheon.
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North Auarely East
Atlanta
G. L. Miller & Co
New York
Bolling H. Jones
Fulton National Bank
Ivan Allen
Ivan Allen- Marshall Company
Miller
Exposition
Borgia
Slone
Gutzon Burglam
Neo
Lee
Josephus Tianiels
Navy
Mog
Georgia
Vernoe
Federal
Tub
Paul T. Arnold
G. L. Miller & Company
Eight Nabbed in Macon Drug Raid Under Harrison Act
Federal officers and Macon detectives launched a major raid under the Harrison narcotic act. By 10 pm eight alleged drug peddlers had been taken into custody and officers expected to continue the operation.
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Macon
Warren G Harding bulletin reports slight improvement
Marion Ohio November 15 bulletin from Dr Carl Sawyer states Mrs Harding shows better pulse and is holding her own after a period of weakness. The update notes she has taken a little nourishment and slept since 7 15 a m. Harding remains under care at White Oaks Farm.
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Marion
Ohio
Warren G. Harding
White Oaks
Farm Ho
Carl Sawyer
Sawye Harding
New One-Cent Lamp Promises Brilliant Home Light
A new wickless lamp claims to outshine gas and electricity, offering bright white light for one cent per night. Promoter W. C. Fowler of Kansas City invites readers to try a free trial and become dealers, promising strong customer referrals and nationwide reach.
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Expel
W. C. Fowler
Kansas City
Cause and effect. Build up with Scott's Emulsion ad
Coughs and colds result from a weakened system. The ad claims resistance is broken and urges using Scott's Emulsion as nourishment to build up the body and prevent serious trouble, directing readers in Bowne Bloomfield, W. J.
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Scott
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